PING i15 fairway wood
Looking down on the PING i15 fairway wood at address it's immediately apparent this is a PING club and that will immediately win over a lot of fans. The face is shallower than on the G range, but there is still plenty of confidence-inspiring loft on show. We found it very easy to shape shots – and alter trajectory with this club and it performed especially well from tight lies.
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Like the driver, the internal weighting is designed to offer a more penetrating trajectory, less spin and fade bias. The head has been elongated to increase MOI by 13% to generate greater forgiveness.
The PING i15 fairway wood should suit golfers who like the trademark PING fairway wood shape and are not intimidated by a shallow face and relatively small head. This fairway wood should also appeal to those who want to shape their shots.
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