Why buy second hand drivers & ping golf club sets?

Ping Golf Club Sets

Ping golf clubs were created in the late 1950s by a man named Karsten Solheim in the USA. Solheim began designing and making golf clubs in his garage in California and in 1959, he created his first putter which made a ‘ping’ noise when the putter struck the ball, hence the name Ping. Just 3 years later, John Barnum used a Ping putter to win a PGA Tour event for the very first time. Ping is now one of the most iconic and well-known brands within the golfing world, and the Ping brand has many endorsement deals with some of the world’s best golfers such as Louis Oosthuizen, Bubba Watson and Lee Westwood.

Ping is one of the most trusted manufacturers in the world of golf and with a proud tradition of being an all-American company, Ping irons, drivers, hybrids, fairway woods, wedges, and putters are regularly rated as among the best in the business. Although Ping is a brand that is typically favoured by mid-low handicap players as well as professional golfers, there’s absolutely no reason why beginners can’t get the most out of Ping golf clubs, provided they choose the right irons and have the budget available. Considering this, when looking to purchase new golf equipment Ping should be considered by golfers of any ability.

Due to their large popularity, there is an abundance of Ping golf clubs on the market, with most golfing retailers having both first and second-hand, Used Ping Golf Club Sets for sale. So where is the best place to buy used golf clubs online?

You can find used ping golf club sets in traditional golf retailers or maybe even the pro shop at your local course. The best place to buy a Ping driver second hand, however, is on the internet. The Next2New Golf website has plenty of high-quality photos and detailed descriptions of every product listed on their website as well as a condition rating which is essential when buying second hand golf clubs so that the consumer knows exactly what they’re purchasing.

The Driver

The modern-day golf driver is built for optimum performance on the course. The driver in golf is the longest club that a golfer will have in their bag and also has the biggest head of any club. When it comes to drivers, the ultimate goal is to make a club that hits the ball further than any other. This can be achieved by increasing capabilities of faster club head speed and having improved ‘sweet spot’ on the club face for optimal trajectory.

The major golf club manufacturers around the world spend millions each year on research and development in pursuit of creating the best driver experimenting with different materials for manufacturing as well as testing different weights and feel within the club. Older golf drivers were first made with wood, which then over the years became metals such as steel and aluminium. In 1991 Callaway released the world’s first stainless steel driver and it revolutionised the game in golf and the way it is played.

Despite the fact that golf is a game of accuracy and precision, one of the key elements of the modern game is about how far you can drive the ball. This is proven by the current tour pros who work hard in achieving the longest drive possible on the course leaving them with the least possible distance left to the hole. To achieve larger driving distances, most modern drivers are now made with advanced, light weight & strong materials like graphite, titanium and most recently, carbon fibre.

The best place to buy a Second Hand Golf Driver for Sale is on the internet. Their online store lists hundreds of items of golfing equipment including second-hand golf drivers for sale.

The Next2New Golf website has plenty of high-quality photos and detailed descriptions of every product listed on their website as well as a condition rating which is essential when buying second hand golf clubs so that the consumer knows exactly what they’re purchasing.

Next2New Golf specialize in premium secondhand golf equipment, perfect for the golfer that wants top quality clubs in great condition but doesn’t want to pay the premium brand-new price.