I know you’re gonna do a bunch of these, but another vote for ping fairways. But include g425 and 430 vs the 440. Fairways are not often bought each new model, as some will with drivers, so this gives some perspective across models. My interest is launch, like for like, which ping is known for in fairways. As for TM, they’re more concerned with distance battles rather than what is playable for regular golfers.
Do you think the QI10 or QI35 is a stronger and/or easier to use fairway than the Titleist GT? What would the main differences be between TM and Titleist on fairways in 2025? The only thing that stopped me on the QI10 was the bonded hosel. So would love to see a like for like comparison of the 2025 range in a Ventus Red. Thanks!
The Qi35 has a a stronger flighted head than Qi10 in the core model and lower spin than the GTs. I think we will do a lot of 3HL heads to get launch but keep spin down in the Qi35
@@Precision_Golf Agreed, and I think a lot of us older, slower guys will probably go with a 5 wood as our longest fairway wood, and maybe turn the loft down a tad. I'm not sure a 3HL launches well enough for us, but the extra loft of the 5 wood, even if turned down a degree, might well be perfect. I could also see that same cohort of players putting a 7 wood in play as the bridge between the 5 and their longest hybrid.
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Could you do a comparison of ping 435 and 440 fairway heads
We will be doing a lot of comparisons over the coming weeks
Would love to see a test of the Cleveland Hywood.
Think I'm gonna have a little test of that when I come to see you for my fitting next month 😅👍🏾
Will get it done when we get it in!
@Precision_Golf That would be great 👍🏾
I know you’re gonna do a bunch of these, but another vote for ping fairways. But include g425 and 430 vs the 440. Fairways are not often bought each new model, as some will with drivers, so this gives some perspective across models. My interest is launch, like for like, which ping is known for in fairways. As for TM, they’re more concerned with distance battles rather than what is playable for regular golfers.
We will be getting some older videos to test as well but may go back to the G410 so it is a 3 model origression
is the standard similar to the HL in terms of specs, other than obviously the loft?
That is correct, yes
Do you think the QI10 or QI35 is a stronger and/or easier to use fairway than the Titleist GT? What would the main differences be between TM and Titleist on fairways in 2025? The only thing that stopped me on the QI10 was the bonded hosel. So would love to see a like for like comparison of the 2025 range in a Ventus Red. Thanks!
The Qi35 has a a stronger flighted head than Qi10 in the core model and lower spin than the GTs. I think we will do a lot of 3HL heads to get launch but keep spin down in the Qi35
@@Precision_Golf Agreed, and I think a lot of us older, slower guys will probably go with a 5 wood as our longest fairway wood, and maybe turn the loft down a tad. I'm not sure a 3HL launches well enough for us, but the extra loft of the 5 wood, even if turned down a degree, might well be perfect. I could also see that same cohort of players putting a 7 wood in play as the bridge between the 5 and their longest hybrid.
Maybe I'm just a stickler for details, but it's annoying to have the thumbnail be of the Tour models and the video be the standard models.
No, I agree. I almost didn’t watch this because I wasn’t particularly interested in the tour model
Is there much of a difference between the tour models? I was keen to see after seeing the thumbnail too!
Apologies for this - will get it rectified. The Thumbnail is done by our media team and we will attempt to make sure it does not happen in the future
We will be doing a model comparison soon
@@Precision_Golf looking forward to that. I love the shape of the tour head but I’d love to see if it’s much less forgiving
Need alot stiffer shift with that extra weight
The head weights are pretty similar but age. We get the weight packs in we will be able to fine tune it easily