Ping G30 driver SF Tec anyone?

[rocker40]

Anyone play the Ping G30 driver SF Tec? I tried it at a demo day and it felt great. Any reviews ?

[hunter42]

Love mine. Very straight. I bought mine the week they came out and have played many rounds with it so far. Better feel and launch characteristics than the g25 for me.

[TCRooster]

I hit it extensively versus the stock G30 driver. No contest, the SF Tec was a clear winner for me. Much better launch.

[GTA SOL]

Transformed my driving after being in a year long slump with my 913 D2. Have much more confidence off the tee now.

[erock9174]

G30 sf tec 10* Tour 65 S flex (90-93mph swing speed).
I have matched my longest drives ever with this club but my avg is up a good 15-20 yds since switching to it.
Nice mid flight. And I like the adjustability. Sometimes I get real strong with my grip and flippy so I open up the face a little. Other days when my swing is on I set it + and swing away.

Reason I chose the sf tec over the normal g30 was my swing speed. I was seeing an avg of 89 with my g25, 91.5 with the normal g30 head and 93 with the sf tec. I think i go after it a bit more knowing the heel weighting will help close the face up for me.

[bluedot]

I played my second round with mine today; 10* set to ++ with the TFC in an R flex; my first R flex driver ever, replacing my K15 which I had been using for more than four years. Both purchases were based on really extensive Trackman fittings by a very good Ping fitter.

I'm playing the next two days and then again on Thursday, and after I get one more round on my home course on Thursday I'll write more. So far, what I know for sure is that it is significantly longer than my K15, even moreso than the fitting indicated it would be. Not sure yet if that's because of the R flex shaft, the lower spin rate, or both. Also not sure yet about dispersion; I'm still "learning" the club, which for me just seems to take time, especially after 500 or so rounds with the K15!

[LouLogsdon]

I watched a review on this by Rick Sheils. It was the best video i've seen that displayed the technology working as described. here is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2o3lgnOQ7DU

[tagman79]

It's a good driver, might not be the longest but it's a player. I can tell you from personal experience though it can go right.

[dog flog]

Possibly this club is the most intriguing offering for the player who 'holds off' the release. The extra heel weighting is supposed to make the face turn over more easily while the club retains its neutral brother's forgiveness. It's a great selling point, an idea so nice they used it twice. (K15 woods.) So much better than closing the face. I'd love to try it but can't afford to buy it.

[Ref-oreg]

I moved from the G20 to the G30 SF Tech. Added 20 yards to my drive. The club is long and straight. My normal miss was a hard right push. No more. The SF tech straightened that out.

[Bumbershoot]

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I moved from the G20 to the G30 SF Tech. Added 20 yards to my drive. The club is long and straight. My normal miss was a hard right push. No more. The SF tech straightened that out.
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I bought one of these for my wife, but with a senior shaft. Same result for her. Happy wife, happy life. Go Ping!

[kevnixon]

A lot of better players had trouble turning the huge g25 head over . I wonder if this is an option?

[grisham]

I'm loving mine! 12* regular flex. Straight to slight draw all day long!

[Switch]

I went from SLDR 430 to G30. Not as long on best drives but longer on misses. On average longer and easy to hit bunt drivers, high shots, low, etc. I always played a slight fade to straight with 430, but SFTEC pretty straight to slight draw now.