Ping TiSI Driver

Pros: none
Cons: Huge head, cost, hard to control

I hear many people going on and on about how great this driver is, but I don't see what the talk is about. This driver is huge and for that reason I think it is a really bad driver. It is 323cc which makes it one of the largest drivers on the market,...

Pros: Incredible performance
Cons: Poor headcover, clubhead chipped

I recently made some major changes in my golf equipment. I purchased a new driver, fairway woods, irons, wedges, and putter. I did a LOT of testing, both on the range, and on the course, and the driver that stood head and shoulders above the rest of...

Pros: Extremely forgiving, phenomenal distance
Cons: Pricey

I've had a lot of golf clubs, including many drivers over the years. I used to make golf clubs as a hobby, so I've tried just about every style of club available. I have NEVER, with any driver that I've ever played, hit anywhere near the quality of...

Pros: DELIVERS THE GOODS!
Cons: Ugly as sin at address!

It's been a while since I first reported on the MASSIVE Ping TiSI driver.
I have since added a Ping TiSI to my bag, and won't look back. I had a 9* Great Big Bertha that I clobbered, yet the TiSI was good enough to make me replace it.

I...

Pros: very light, can be customized, Ping name, big head
Cons: hard to control, paint chips off

Like most weekend golfers, I am always craving that special something that can take my game to the next level. While I realize that the best thing would probably be practice, it is much easier to blame the equipment and try to find that special club...

Pros: Great feel, allows your hands to breath, durability
Cons: None, that I have noticed

Sorry, for posting something that is somewhat off- topic, but this is the closest place I could and I do think it will help a lot of people with there golf games.

Around the middle of the summer I switched to the Ping ISI driver and my scores...

Pros: Same Excellent Look as original Ti. Better Performance.
Cons: Suggested Retail Price.

First things first, what the world probably doesn't need right now is another 45-inch, titanium headed driver with a suggested retail price over $500.

With that said however, the new PING Ti Tec driver is an incredible piece of equipment that...

Pros: Good looks, solid feel, Ping customization, insane distance, sounds like a Howitzer
Cons: junky standard grip, goes too far

I've never been long off the tee. In fact, I played virtually all of my high school and subsequent golf without a driver in my bag. I'm perfectly capable of hitting 225-yd. 5-irons, so I figured I'd be okay with a 3-wood off the tee for life. No...

Pros: You can get the distance you need off the tee
Cons: Very unforgiving, not easy to control the ball with because the head of the club is HUGE

The new driver released form Ping, The Ping Tisl driver is awful for control. The reason why it is so bad with control is because it is so BIG! the size of this club is enormous and it is impossible to hit the sweet spot of the club everytime when you...

Pros: Quality, service, brand reputation, shaft (see below)
Cons: None yet

Last year I bought a set of Ping i3 O-Sized irons and instantly fell in love with this brand. This summer, the purchase would be a new driver. After realizing all the higher end clubs were around the same price (about $400) i hit a few: Calloway ERCII,...

Pros: has a big club face and big sweet spot
Cons: might be a little big

This club is a very useful club when you are wanting to go for the long ball on the drive. I bought this club, well mostly because it has a big club head. The thing that i don't like about it though is that it is a little bit too much club for me. It...

Pros: Hot naked women will follow you around
Cons: At almost $400, hookers may be cheaper

Well I may not be a golfer. In fact I've never golfed. Well I guess if you count miniature golf, then I've golfed before. But one thing I do know is chicks dig this driver. How do I know? Well I see guys walking around with none other than a "Ping...

Pros: Excellent power and feel
Cons: Pricey

All I can say is "Wow!" after trying out this driver from leading golf manufacturer Ping. From the moment you pick up the club you know there is something special about it. I was certainly not dissapointed when I first took it out on the local...

Pros: can be exceptionally long
Cons: long in the woods is not an improvement

...and through the woods is exactly where you will be chasing your ball if you play this driver. There are three exceptions.

Exception #1: You tend to punch the ball. If you are not a big swinger, if you sort of push the ball down the...

Pros: lightweight, nice looking
Cons: tough to hit

I was a scoring observer for The Sprint International in Colorado in Aug. '99. I saw quite a few pros using this driver with great success.I kept score for David Toms (who won the tournament) and he really hit this club well. I then went and purchased...