What do color dots mean on Ping irons?
Ping color dots indicate the different angles of the club head. The dots do not indicate a particular style of club, as any line of irons is available in every color, but instead represent the angle of the club heads to the standard shaft angle.
What is 1 degree upright?
A golf club’s lie angle measures the angle formed by the shaft and the clubhead’s sole. If the lie angles of your clubs are 1 degree greater than the manufacturer’s standard, your clubs are 1 degree flat. If your lie angles are lower by 1 degree, the clubs are 1 degree upright.
Can Ping dots be adjusted?
PING irons and wedges are adjustable to fit your changing swing for several years. However, certain factors, like the type of metal, it’s age, and the number of adjustments that have already been performed, will affect the adjustability of your set.
What is the dot color for Ping?
So each specific set of Ping iron has 12 different dot colors. From flat to upright the dot colors go in the following order with gold being the flattest lie angle at 3.75 degrees to brown, orange, purple, red, black, blue, yellow, green, white, silver, and maroon being the most upright at 4.5 degrees.
Are Ping Eye 2+ irons legal?
Titleist Vokey Spin Milled C-C Wedge: The Ping Eye 2 clubs (irons and wedges) were grandfathered for life as part of a settlement in 1993 of a suit Ping filed against the USGA. In short, any Ping Eye 2 manufactured prior to March 31, 1990, is within the rules as long as the USGA governs the game.
What is a strong loft in golf?
Stronger lofts mean more distance/lower trajectory, weaker lofts mean less distance/higher trajectory. Strengthening loft means subtracting loft (going from 27 to 25 degrees, e.g.); weakening loft means adding loft.
Why are Ping Eye 2 Banned?
The uproar resulted in the PGA Tour issuing a statement that included, “Because the use of pre-1990 Ping Eye 2 irons is permitted for play, public comments or criticisms characterizing their use as a violation of the Rules of Golf as promulgated by the USGA are inappropriate at best.”