- Is the Ping G440 Max fairway wood worth $299?
- It is a strong pick if you want maximum launch and forgiveness from a fairway wood. At $299 it is at the top of its recent range, so compare against the previous G430 Max, which often sells for less.
- How does the G440 Max differ from the G430 Max?
- Ping's G440 line moves weight lower and uses a refined carbon crown for a slightly higher flight and more stability. The G430 Max remains a close, cheaper alternative if you do not need the newest model.
- What lofts does the G440 Max come in?
- It is offered in 3-wood, 5-wood and 7-wood lofts, with an adjustable hosel that lets you tweak loft and face angle. Check the listing for the exact loft before ordering.
- Is this fairway wood right for a slicer?
- Yes. The back weight and draw bias help close the face and reduce a left-to-right miss. Stronger players who already draw the ball may prefer the standard G440.
- What shaft comes with it?
- It ships with Ping's stock graphite shaft in regular, stiff and other flexes depending on the listing. Confirm the flex and shaft model before you buy.
- When is the best time to buy it?
- Fairway woods usually drop in price when Ping replaces the line, typically in the off-season. If $299 is above your budget, watch for markdowns after the next release.
- Where is the Ping G440 Max Fairway Wood cheapest?
- At Dick's Sporting Goods, for $299.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Ping G440 Max Fairway Wood?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Dick's Sporting Goods, Carl's Golfland.