PING has been producing high-performing equipment for golf since 1959.
Have you ever wondered what the secret is? PINGHow are golf clubs made?
In this post, we’ll dive into where PINGIt manufactures its golf clubs. You’ll also learn other interesting facts about each PING’s ownership, the price range for their golf clubs, and which pro golfers they have partnered with.
Table of Contents
- Where are PING golf clubs made?
- Who owns PING
- Pro golfers who use PING golf clubs
- Price Range
Where are PING golf clubs made?
PING still manufactures most of its components at its Phoenix headquarters in Arizona. However, some of PING’s components are made in China and shipped in for final assembly and inspection.
PING has a rigorous QC process that involves carefully measuring each golf club’s length, lie, loft, and weight. This is why PING enjoys such a loyal customer base.
Who owns PING
Karsten Solheim, a former GE engineer, founded the company because he was tired of feeling the pain of all the putters of that era.
John Solheim, son of Karsten Solheim is currently Chairman and CEO at PING.
PING Golf Clubs Used by Pro Golfers
Here’s a list of professional golfers who have played with PING clubs.
- Bubba WatsonG425 Driver (Pink).
- Viktor HovlandG425 Driver, i210 irons, Glide Forged PRO Wedges and PLD DS72 Putter
- Louis Oosthuizen:G425 Driver and Glide 4 4.0 Irons
- Tony Finau:G425 Driver, Blueprint irons, Glide4.0 Irons and PLD Anser2 Prototype Putter
- Joaquin NiemannG410 Driver and iBlade Irons, Glide Forged Pro Wodges, and PLD Anser Prototype Putter
- Tyrrell HattonG425 Driver – i210 Irons, Glide Forged Wedges and Vault Oslo Putter
Price Range
PING clubs are available in a variety of pricesPrices range from $2,000 to $2,000. For a complete set, click here
