Drivers
The Anser, the Ping’s first
adjustable fairway woods
September 15, 2012 – The Anser is Ping’s first adjustable fairway wood. It allows golfers to fine tune the loft of their fairway wood plus or minus ½ degree. The process, also in the new Ping Anser driver is called Trajectory Tuning.
To maximise distance and accuracy, the stainless steel Anser fairway wood has more surface area low on the clubface to make sure the ball contacts the club properly on the face. A rear sole weight optimises the CG to promote a slightly lower, more penetrating ball flight with low spin, which adds distance and elevates the MOI across the face.
Trajectory Tuning allows the golfer to add or subtract one-half degree of loft beyond the standard setting with the simple turn of a Ping wrench. The back of the sole is tapered to provide extra relief and ensure clean contact, even from tight lies, uneven lies, and light rough.
The Ansers have a traditional shape and a straight lead edge to inspire confidence and make aiming easy. A dark non-glare, matt finish reduces distractions.
Available in: 3-wood (14.5º), 4-wood (16.5º) and 5-wood (18.5º).
Standard shaft: TFC 800F (Soft R, R, S, X).
RRP: €277.
More information at www.ping.com.
