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The Ping iWi Craz-E putter

The Ping iWi Craz-E putter is a member of the latest generation of putters from Ping that are designed to complement the popular i-Series and Karsten Series putter lines. The iWi Craz-E putter is the result of Ping’s focus on multi-metal technology to deliver optimal weight distribution and enable the golfer increased consistency and feel on the greens. By utilising different materials in construction from the stainless steel body, a hybrid steel and elastomer insert, and a choice of steel or tungsten sole weights desingers have ensured that the Ping iWi Craz-E will deliver optimum performance. An additional weight kit, containing 4 interchangeable weights, is also available to enable the golfer to customise the set up of the iWi Craz-E based on local green conditions.

The iWi putter is Ping’s range of moeveable weight putters. Ping tell us that the ‘smash factor’ or force of impact of the iWi putter is the same as the rest of their range so it is easy to move models and this achievement is commendable. The insert gives very good feel and the sound at impact is the best of any insert putter we have tried, although not as good as a pure all metal putter. The real difference is in the sole where there are 2 steel weights of 12 grams each which can be changed. Ping have raided the tungsten larder and will be selling a separate weights kit with a wrench and a pair of 20 gram and 28 gram tungsten weights so you can adjust the weight of the putter yourself. All this flexibility is great, but we found the standard weights to be heavy enough. However with the weight set costing around a 3rd of the price of the putter itself, this is not a cheap option, but the fact such a kit is available at all is a welcome development none the less.

The new iWi Putter Series puts customization in your hands. Instead of changing putters, just change the weight to your desired feel. Want more mass towards the heel or toe to match your stroke, insert a 20- or 28-gram tungsten weight. In all, there are nine weight combinations when you choose the optional weight kit (sold separately).

Each putter in the iWi line comes standard with two 12 gram stainless steel sole weights and a two-piece 304 stainless steel/elastomer insert to give you the feel and performance found in PING putters for nearly 50 years. Available in six popular designs.

More detail at Discount Golf Clubs Online.

The Ping iWi Craz-E putter 9.99 with free shipping at http://www.discountsgolfclubs.com

Top 3 Of The Best Driver-Taylormade R7 460 Driver

TaylorMade have sorts of weight-adjustment system in their driver clubheads and are still setting the standard, even though now almost all the major golf clubs manufacturers got. TaylorMade r7 460 Driver is the classic and most representative of such driver, which can help perfect your swing that lack of amount of practice seems to cure and is ideal for those with a handicap of 10-18.

The one genuine innovation of recent years has been moveable weights in the clubhead, to give the golf clubs an in-built bias which you can adjust to tame the wilder aspects of your swing. There are four ports in the clubhead and adjusting the weight in each offers six different ball-flight options.

For example, many golfers who slice tend to leave the clubface “open” at the point of impact, so by having extra weight towards the toe of the clubhead; it is helped back to a square position at impact, without the golfer having to adjust the swing. We’re only talking about 28 grams overall but with today’s ultra-light golf clubs that’s a significant difference.

TaylorMade consistently has more pro Tour golfers playing its drivers than any other maker, which can be misleading because they pay for such endorsement. At the same time, TaylorMade produced a lot of drivers for Tour golfers, such as TaylorMade Tour Burner Driver.

The face of the clubhead is also specially designed, and it is slightly “closed”, which can help counteract the slice that afflicts 85% of golfers, and the 11° head with the regular Fujikura shaft is probably the best option. Due to these specialties of Callaway clubs, there is no doubt that they would be one of the best golf clubs.