Driver PING i25 help !

[kun_lun1984]

Hi all member,

 

I have problem to get best setting/fitting to driver head ping i25. Kindly member help to give suggestion for suit specification shaft, length of shaft and others.

 

Now, i used rbz stage2 tour hybrid no.3 (20 degree) with mitshubishi rayon tm5-213 flex R for tee off. I can achieved distances around 200-220 yard (carry distance) with that's rescue golf club.

 

My swing speed around 98 - 102 mph

Height : 175 cm

Wirst to floor : 83 cm

Hand lenght : 19.5 cm

Longest finger : 8.5 cm

 

Regards,

 

Kun Lun

[jaskanski]

You cannot be fitted for a particular shaft or club over the internet - period. 

It's all very well telling us your static measurements, such as swing speed and wrist to floor distance etc, but none of these elements has any relevance to a dynamic fitting - i.e. how you really swing it.

Without knowing any or indeed ALL of the key factors in how you swing a club and make impact with a ball, it is complete guesswork to what setting or shaft (or indeed actual club) you should be using.

That is why (and I know it sounds really boring) you should go and see a professional and get fitted.

Cue the old - "I can't get to any pro with any fitting equipment" reply.

Well - you get to a golf course without too much trouble....and you seem to buy golf clubs without too much trouble....so....

...finding a pro shouldn't be too much of a problem then.

[RookieBlue7]

Call Joe Kwok. If you can't find an in person fitter, he will fit you over the phone and he does a damned good job at it, better than most in person fitters.

 

I take it English isn't your first language? Where are you located at? I can check the international club makers guild to see if I can find a fitter in your area

[westy]

Welcome to you

 

You should get fit properly, but many people don't.

 

You are generating a lot of speed with a rescue, more than many of us get with a driver. I'd have thought you might like to try the ping tour stiff shaft, it's brilliant. But try a few shafts it's the only way to find what works.

 

Let us know how you get on.