PING G15 fairway wood

This has the unusual, but impressive, combination of a shallow face and a long head. This provides the best of both worlds with impressive forgiveness levels and the ability to hit from tight lies and semi-rough. It does not offer the workability of the i15, but is more forgiving.
Why you can trust Golf Monthly
An external sole weight pad moves the centre of gravity significantly further back and slightly lower in the head to help produce a high flight with low spin. As with the PING G15 driver this is also available as a draw version.
The PING G15 fairway wood should suit golfers who want a good all-round performer, need to straighten out their long game, and are looking for extra yards from a fairway wood.
Get the Golf Monthly Newsletter
Subscribe to the Golf Monthly newsletter to stay up to date with all the latest tour news, equipment news, reviews, head-to-heads and buyer’s guides from our team of experienced experts.
-
Who Is Jake Knapp's Caddie?
Less than 18 months after earning his PGA Tour card, Jake Knapp had a win and a 59 on his resume, and alongside him as he's built his reputation is caddie Mike Stephens
By Mike Hall Published
-
'I've Just Changed My Life' - Reformed Convict Books First Major Start After Winning New Zealand Open
Former Australian bike-gang member and ex-prisoner, Ryan Peake continued his incredible comeback story in style on Sunday by winning the New Zealand Open
By Jonny Leighfield Published
-
Arnold Palmer Invitational Field 2025
One of the biggest events in the PGA Tour schedule sees many of the world’s best players tee it up at Bay Hill
By Mike Hall Published