Ping drivers have always had a great reputation for a solid and forgiving feel off the clubface. Many low to high handicappers have enjoyed the vibration-free feedback from shots - even miss-hits - from golf clubs like the earlier G2 and G5 drivers.

But nothing stands still in golf technology and Ping are determined that even this strong reputation can be enhanced by delivering a little more height, a little more distance and improved overall performance. These are what the Ping G10 driver got.

Compared to the previous drivers in the G line, the G2 and G5, very little has changed in terms of looks, but the internal distribution of weight has changed dramatically. Most of these changes have followed a common trend in the golf industry: low and back. Weight is now deeper and farther in the back to launch the ball farther and with less spin. If anyone is expecting a drastic change in looks on these golf clubs, they will be disappointed. The outside of the Ping G10 driver is not much different, but you'll certainly be able to feel the differences between the two. The G2 and G5 definitely fall in comparison to the control and power that the G10 has.

Something special to the G10 is the larger profile. The club head is 460cc, like most other drivers these days, but the profile is deeper and allows for a greater margin for error. As you can probably tell, this driver is one of the more forgiving on the market. The club shape drives all energy produced and sent by the player to the shot; very little energy will be wasted. The club shape just looks great in general; smooth and dark black paint, square face angles, and a polished chrome finish give rise to a very appealing driver that rounds any set perfectly.

Ping has shown us that traditional looking golf clubs aren’t dead, and these good looking drivers can still offer solid performance. The Ping G10 driver is one of the better “bang for the buck” drivers on the market.