The PING G425 Max has a great mix of accuracy and forgiveness, making it a top choice for high handicapper. Most high handicap players struggle with dispersion more than distance so the G425 Max can be a great fit. Lower-handicap players and some Tour players choose the LST model.

Ping G425 Irons Overview Ping G425 irons are game improvement irons aimed at mid handicap golfers. They are the next version of the popular G410s.

Power Spec Loft is a fitting option for players looking to boost their iron distance or decrease spin to hit a desired trajectory window. The Power Spec is a custom-designed loft configuration that delivers a power boost in a calculated fashion without sacrificing the integrity of the club's design.

PING Irons The G430 High Launch irons are built with lighter toe and tip weights, a lighter shaft and grip to help slower-swing-speed golfers generate faster ball speeds for more distance.

The PING G425 Max driver features a 26-gram tungsten weight that can be moved into three different positions: draw, neutral, or fade. This weight makes the PING G425 Max the most forgiving driver PING has ever made with a record MOI rating of 10,000 points.

As a golfer with four years of experience, I can tell you that both the Ping G425 and G410 drivers are great options, but the G425 has some advantages that make it a better choice for me. One of the main benefits of the G425 driver is its larger, more forgiving clubhead.

Keep an eye on Woods' footwear this week to see what he decided to wear, and check out his full gear setup below.

• Driver: TaylorMade Stealth Plus (9 degrees @8.25)
• 3-wood: TaylorMade SIM Titanium (15 degrees @14.25)
• 5-wood: TaylorMade M3 (19 degrees @18.25)
• Irons: TaylorMade P7TW (3-PW)

The ping rate, which is also known as latency, is a number that corresponds to delay time on the internet measured in milliseconds. For example, you might ping a server and get a result of 30 ms or 19 ms. The higher the number, the more data transfer delays you might experience while you're online.

20ms - 50ms - Good: This is the most common range for gamers. You should still experience smooth and responsive gameplay. 50ms - 100ms - Fair: This is the average range for gamers who are connecting to international servers. You may experience occasional lag depending on the game and your settings.

A good ping speed typically ranges between 10-20ms for professional gamers. Although a perfectly average ping for gaming is around 20-50ms. It's important to consider that the lower your ping, the faster your connection and the more competitively you can play.

A ping rate over 150 milliseconds (ms) will generate noticeable lag, and this will definitely affect gameplay, graphics, and an ability to stream watchable content to Twitch. Anything less than that should be ok. A ping rate under 50 ms is fantastic and is desirable for professional gamers.

As a golfer with four years of experience, I can tell you that both the Ping G425 and G410 drivers are great options, but the G425 has some advantages that make it a better choice for me. One of the main benefits of the G425 driver is its larger, more forgiving clubhead.

The Ping G425 Max also enables golfers to add 20% more draw bias or 16% more fade bias than the previous model, to help really dial in your preferred shot shape.

The Ping G425 Max also enables golfers to add 20% more draw bias or 16% more fade bias than the previous model, to help really dial in your preferred shot shape.

TaylorMade P760, TaylorMade Rors Proto As we mentioned above Rory has occasionally put a utility iron in the bag. For example at the 2022 Open Championship he put the TaylorMade Stealth UDI in the bag as his two-iron. The rest of his irons have recently changed.

IRONS: Callaway Apex TCB (4-PW), with Project X 6.5 shafts. While Rahm made changes to his woods with Callaway's latest driver and some customized fairway woods, he has not made any changes to his irons.