Search results
Results From The WOW.Com Content Network
Ping sees Rapture irons very much as a statement of technology, and we are inclined to agree. These wide-soled, perimeter-weighted irons rely on strategic use of titanium, steel and tungsten to create a high-performance, mult-material iron.
The PING Rapture irons are game improvement clubs designed to make the rest of your foursome green with envy. A wide sole, oversized head and progressive offset make these irons straight flying bombers from the fairway to the rough.
The Ping Rapture driver is one of the best composite drivers we have tested. The look and feel of the club is very similar to the excellent Ping G5, but that is where the similarities end. Ping have 'maxxed-out' on all the available technologies for the Rapture range and the driver is no exception.
PING Rapture V2 driver video review. Throughout the new Rapture V2 range tungsten is strategically placed to improve performance. The driver has a titanium body with weights located near the heel and toe to reduce spin and produce longer drives. Variable face thickness increases forgiveness on mis-hits.
This a PING driver crafted with premium materials for truly world-class performance. The Rapture manages to be both easy to hit and easy to work balls onto your preferred flight path, controlling trajectory and side-to-side ball flight.
Ping Rapture V2 Irons. Golf Monthly Verdict. Just about the most forgiving irons I’ve ever hit. The combination of perfectly weighted, deep cavity heads and high-quality graphite shafts meant any contact with the clubhead, however peripheral, still produced an impressive flight.
“The Ping Rapture is ideal for the player who wants to be able to launch the ball higher and swing their driver faster.” Although it didn’t increase my distance as a fast swing speed player, it will surely increase your distance if you have a moderate swing speed.
The Ping Rapture V2 is a 460cc titanium-tungsten driver designed to help players get the ball airborne quickly. The Rapture V2 is equipped with two visible sole weights, near the sole and toe. This, Ping claims, reduces spin, optimizes center of gravity and promotes quicker launch.
The Rapture V2 driver is weighted for a high-launching ball flight and extremely low spin has excellent forgiveness due to perimeter weighting. The pear-shaped, 460cc clubhead and deep, elongated clubface does offer the ability to work ball flights and trajectories, as well.
The Ping Rapture V2 regular shaft driver is a very nice club. Great looks, sits nicely behind the ball, solid feel on all drives. A slightly lower trajectory than my King Cobra driver and is more expensive but unfortunately delivers very little extra distance.