Ping Anser driver launched
The Ping Anser driver is the first ever adjustable model from Ping

The Ping Anser driver will be the first adjustable offering from the brand. Through Ping's Trajectory Tuning process, players will be able to fine-tune the trajectory of the Ping Anser driver with a choice of shafts and through loft adjustment. The adjustability is designed to be simple and easy to use and allows the loft to be changed up or down by half a degree.
With the Ping Anser driver head, there will be four high-quality shafts available at no extra cost. The standard shafts on offer are all designed to perform differently. They are the Ping TFC 800D in Soft R, R, S and X flexes, the Aldila Phenom in R and S flexes, the Fujikura Blur Red in R, S and X flexes and the Mitsubishi Diamana 'ahina in S and X flexes.
The 460cc head features the sleek matte-black finish first seen in the i20 woods and is designed to reduce glare. A weight port in the rear of the sole produces a mid to high launch and low levels of spin. The adjustable design is lightweight and small so that it doesn't affect the aerodynamics of the head.
The Ping Anser driver (RRP £355) will be available in lofts of 8.5°, 9.5°, 10.5° and 12°, all with plus or minus 0.5 degree of loft adjustment.
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