Just Golf Shafts

Many golfers get confused which one to choose, Ping steel and Ping graphite? To meet every golfer's needs and interests, choosing the proper shaft flex for your swing will assist you get the longest distance and best precision from every shot. Generally, players with faster swing speeds need stiffer shafts to maintain the ball trajectory lower, while players with slower swing speeds will need more flexible shafts to make a higher ball trajectory.
Shafts are typically based on preferences for weight and reaction. Players seeking a lighter total weight and a softer feel in their irons may like graphite shafts, while players who wish a standard weight club with a harder feel may like steel shafts.

Ping Hybrid flexibility and performance, enhancements in shape, unique design and internal density attributes make hybrids easier to hit and give you better options to blend the right combination of hybrids into your collection. PING offers models for golfers of all skill ranges.
When comparing between shafts, we find that each is designed with its tolerance factor and optimal center of gravity position to allow longer, higher-launching shots. Through PING's industry-leading, custom-fitting procedures, you can decide your ideal combination of irons, hybrids and fairway woods that allows you play your best game.
To guarantee the highest level of performance, attributes such as moment of inertia (MOI), center of gravity (CG) position, crown structure and face thickness are thoroughly reviewed with the single objective of realizing a longer, straighter, most precise and more consistent metal woods.