Ping Anser Vs I20 Driver For Mac
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Or Don't see your post? IMO, both will be similar. I think driver technology has maxed; you are simply finding a head shape (colour now) that you like. That being said, I will offer you my 2 cents.
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Ping - stupid easy to go straight, working the ball; not so much. The G series is ridiculously easy to go straight. Ping did one thing right; it goes straight.
Did I mention it goes straight. Titleist - not entirely easy to go straight. You can definitely work the ball. A well struck ball by a D2 or D3 will always feel better than any Ping offering. Karsten was German, and there is something to be said about German engineering. IMO, harder to hit than that of a comparable offering by Ping. D3 is one of the few drivers that is less than the max 460cc.
(Off the top of my head, TM R11s, Titleist D3, Yonex 450/430/390, Epon Zero (don't google this if you enjoy cash in your wallet)) That being said. Titleist releases their 913 line in late October/early November, Ping's stuff is a bit older.
TL;DR; Ping easy to hit. Titleist harder to hit.
You are correct but missing a point or two. A proper draw is hit with an open club face relative to the target (so it starts to the right and can draw back). The ball starts basically where the face is pointed and curves left or right depending on the difference between club face and path. For a draw, you want an open face relative to the TARGET but closed relative to the PATH.
Hypothetical numbers would be like face open to the target by 2 degrees and the path is 4 degrees inside-out so the path is more inside-out than the face is open therefore a draw should take place. The only factor that would counter these conditions and possibly not produce a draw is on a heel hit which because of the gear effect will tilt the spin axis for a fade.
Notice in my comment I said 'face open relative to the path' which no matter what will always produce a fade/slice. Hope that helps.
I always felt like titleist drivers never felt like i hit them solid. This is going back to the original grey headed models. But I love the feel of my ping. I would say the biggest thing to look at is what shaft you need. Titleist is easier to get an aftermarket shaft and keep the warranty. You pretty much have to order it from Ping WRX or they may not honor the warranty on the driver if someone else installed a shaft.
They have the Ahina, the Rip and the Blur shafts available for the new Anser if I remember right and their stock shaft the TFC 700something, which really is a pretty darn good shaft compared to some. But something to think about if you require 4 foot rebar for your driver. WHATEVER FEELS BEST TO YOU!! Can't stress that enough to people on here.but my personal opinion: nothing feels better than a titleist. Sometimes their drivers don't go as far, or aren't as forgiving, but when you get a hold of one, it lets you know. They are also usually easier to work the ball flight.
Ping's are usually very difficult to miss. They usually have a higher ball flight with more distance and are more forgiving. I say 'usually' a lot because there are a lot of variables that aren't set with your question.
Like which specific driver, what your handicap is, ballflight, etc. You have done the hard part, narrow it down to two. I know thats not always easy. A few months ago, my driver broke on the second hole. So I called the pro shop and they brought out a demo Titelist 910 D3 9.5 degree (stiff flex), I set it to neutral and started playing with it. Took me 2 holes (thats two drives) to get used to it. I drove really well for the rest of the round and I am a 16 so its not like I can say that I drive well all the time.
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I almost bought it, but I already have two drivers (the broken ones were replaced free of cost ) so wasnt able to justify the cost. My FIL used to use a Ping G10, I have tried it, didnt like it. I would pick titelist if it were me based on the above. Question for you. Have you had a chance to play a round with either of these? There is a difference between hitting them on the range and on the course.