Take advantage of this Ping G430 sale while you still can

Think you missed the incredible Ping G430 sale from last month? Don’t worry, because this amazing deal is still going on.

The Ping G430 line of drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons is on sale right now at Fairway Jockey. Yep, that means all three of the popular G430 drivers (LST, Max and SFT) are all still priced at $399 — a $150 discount for the Max and SFT and $180 off the LST. That’s the same price as the Ping G430 LST fairway wood, also $150 off at $399.

Likewise, the Ping G430 Max and SFT fairway woods are $80 off, coming in at $269 per club. The G430 hybrid can also be had for $239, a savings of $60.

And in case your metal woods are good to go and you’re thinking about a set of irons, the Ping G430 irons are discounted $28.75 a club, meaning a seven-piece set of 4-iron through PW is just under $900, a savings of more than $200.

As always, when you purchase on Fairway Jockey, you also gain access to dozens of stock and premium upcharge shaft and grip options to make sure your new club is perfect for you.

The Ping G430 line is still the latest and greatest from Ping, with drivers that were among the most stable on the market in GOLF’s ClubTest. The G430 irons are also touted as Ping’s “longest iron ever.”

You can read more reviews from GOLF’s equipment editors on the Ping G430 line here.

And if you want to go ahead and order to lock in these deals, you can buy the clubs below.

$180 off!

Ping G430 LST Custom Driver

$399

The PING G430 LST Driver features an exclusive Low Spin Technology (LST) Carbonfly Wrap, a lightweight composite that covers the crown and wraps into the heel/toe sections of the skirt to save weight and lower the CG for more ball speed, less spin and higher MOI.

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$150 off!

Ping G430 Max Custom Driver

$399

The PING G430 Max Driver remains the most forgiving and fits the widest range of golfers. A 25-gram, high-density tungsten moveable backweight influences shot shape +/- 10 yards between the Draw, Neutral and Fade settings.

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$150 off!

Ping G430 SFT Custom Driver

$399

New to the SFT head is a moveable, 22-gram tungsten backweight that positions the CG to deliver 13 yards of right-to-left shot correction in the Draw setting, and another 7 yards in the Draw+ (20 yards total).

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$150 off!

Ping G430 LST Custom Fairway Wood

$399

The low-spinning tour-style design combines a 2041 Beta-Ti face, Ti 8-1-1 body, and a high-density tungsten sole plate to position the CG low/back for faster ball speed with reduced spin to generate big distance gains.

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$80 off!

Ping G430 Max Custom Fairway Wood

$269

In the G430 fairways, we’ve developed Carbonfly Wrap to deliver more distance by positioning the CG closer to the force line to maximize ball speed, resulting in higher, longer carries. The PING G430 MAX Fairway Wood fits the widest range of golfers with four options (3W/15°, 5W/18°, 7W/21°, 9W/24°).

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$80 off!

Ping G430 SFT Custom Fairway Wood

$269

The SFT’s larger draw-biased head produces right-to-left shot correction, and it generates more speed, higher launch and longer carries benefiting from a new weight-saving Carbonfly Wrap composite crown that lowers the CG and elevates MOI so shots find the green.

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$60 off!

Ping G430 Custom Hybrid

$239

The PING G430 Hybrid is loaded with innovations like Carbonfly Wrap, PING’s newest technology and the key to more distance and green-holding stopping power.

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$28.75 off per club!

Ping G430 Custom Irons

$128.25 per club

PING G430 Iron Sets produce distance gains of approximately 7-10 yards and improved accuracy throughout the set. It’s the result of a complex design that combines a lower CG with stronger, custom engineered lofts and a thinner face that delivers up to 2 mph more ball speed – leading to significant distance gains without compromising PING’s famous forgiveness.

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Jack Hirsh

Golf.com Editor

Jack Hirsh is an assistant editor at GOLF. A Pennsylvania native, Jack is a 2020 graduate of Penn State University, earning degrees in broadcast journalism and political science. He was captain of his high school golf team and recently returned to the program to serve as head coach. Jack also still *tries* to remain competitive in local amateurs. Before joining GOLF, Jack spent two years working at a TV station in Bend, Oregon, primarily as a Multimedia Journalist/reporter, but also producing, anchoring and even presenting the weather. He can be reached at jack.hirsh@golf.com.

 

 

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