It has been 2 months since Ping has had it new product release. Ping has been in the 10 ten of club manufatures of game-improvement clubs. The latest releases are two new sets cavity-back irons, the G10 and i10, in addtion to the new G-series drivers called the G10 and G10 Draw Drivers. Also, Ping has released new fairway woods and hybrids.

New Shaft Technology
In addtion to the new clubs, Ping has released new shaft technology. Ping uses a technology called (AWT) Ascending Weight Technology with both the G10 and i10 iron sets.  The shaft types will have two types of charteristics the shorter the clubs, the heavier the shaft will be and the longer the club the lighter the shaft will be. This will provide golfers with consistant weight progression with the clubs and to increase clubspeed in long irons. All while adding consistancy and control with the short irons.

For a full review of the new Ping club series visit thesandtrap.com.

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Over the years people have grown accustom to play golf with a boring white golf ball. The little bit of flare that the ball has is generally the company logo or the cool numbers that they put on them such as 1, 2, 3, and even the hard to find number 4. Even though with the technological advances in golf there has to be one constant. We have been looking around to see if there were any colored golf balls and we have actually found a few. Yes there is the yellow ball that is played by the eskimos and polar bears up north.

We have taken a couple of minutes and found some colored balls that our fellow golfers may want to use to spice up their game. We are not sure on the durability and distance of the balls but they are sure purty to have some colored balls in your bag.
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