teach you to use ping clubs

Step 1 Take a very long, slow good look at the exact club that you are interested in, make sure there is no major damage that is clear to see.

Step 2 Request the serial number from the person or company who is selling the used Ping club. Obtaining the serial number will allow you to get all of the information about the club--when it was made, the original "dot" color (this determines what kind of club it is), factory customizations and shaft type. Once you know these important details then you will know exactly how good this club once was and if it still has some of its magic left in it.


Step 3 Be sure that the club has the original "dot" color. If it doesn't, then there is a good chance that the club has been tinkered with and chances of it working perfectly for you are slim to none. If it has been compromised then it probably was for a specific golfer and the chances of you and that golfer possessing the same tendencies and game type are slim to none. You will be able to see if the dot has been repainted because of the level of the paint. If it is the original then it will blend evenly, if not it will be raised. Ping K15 Irons
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Step 4 Never contemplate buying a used Ping club which has been re-shafted. Once a club has been changed that much there is almost no chance that it will be able to duplicate the exact precision which you get from one straight out of the factory. Ping G15 Irons