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The PING TiSI Tec driver uses a 58° average-lie reference. Released in 2001, lie angle is a secondary tuning variable on this head: strike location, face angle, face-to-path and...
The PING Karsten I irons use a 58.5°–64.1° lie-angle reference. Its listed progression runs from 2-iron at 58.5° to PW at 64.1°, with lie steps ranging from 0.5° to 0.8°. Released in...
The PING Serene driver uses a 59° average-lie reference. Released in 2012, lie angle is a secondary tuning variable on this head: strike location, face angle, face-to-path and delivered...
The PING TiSI driver uses a 58° average-lie reference. Released in 1998, lie angle is a secondary tuning variable on this head: strike location, face angle, face-to-path and delivered...
The PING Si3 340 driver uses a 58° average-lie reference. Released in 2003, lie angle is a secondary tuning variable on this head: strike location, face angle, face-to-path and delivered...
The PING ChipR Le wedge uses a 70° lie-angle reference. The key reference is ChipR Le at 70°. Its unusually upright setup is intentional because the club is designed around a putting-style posture...