PING G25 Hybrid Lie Angle Chart

The PING G25 hybrid uses a 57°–59° lie-angle reference. Its listed progression moves from 17° head at 57° to 31° head at 0.5° in consistent 56.5° steps and 3 repeated lie values. Released in 2013, lie fit matters for both strike and start direction, but this head should be evaluated as a hybrid rather than treated automatically like a bendable iron. The 31 shows the largest lie-error effect among the listed lofts. Its fitting route is Adjustable hosel.

PING Dynamic Lie Angle Guide

Hybrid • Released 2013

57°–59°Lie reference
Estimated hybrid lie progressionSpecification status
Adjustable hoselAdjustment route
5Lie data points

G25 lie-angle fingerprint

57°–59°Lie reference
38.25–40.75 inPlaying length
Adjustable hoselFitting route
ReferenceData status

What stands out about the G25 lie setup?

The G25 lie progression spans from 17 to 31.

Every meaningful lie step is 0.5°, giving the set a very regular progression.

PING hybrids use lie as both a fit and trajectory variable; on current adjustable models, the published lie is an average across hosel positions.

PING-family lie angle reference

Club / head Lie Step Pattern
17° head 57° Starting lie
20° head 57.5° +0.5° More upright
23° head 58° +0.5° More upright
27° head 58.5° +0.5° More upright
31° head 59° +0.5° More upright

Lie progression visual

Model-family lie references based on PING fitting conventions.
17° head
57°
20° head
57.5°
23° head
58°
27° head
58.5°
31° head
59°

G25 directional effect from a 1° lie error

Geometric face-plane direction estimate using this model’s listed lofts. It is not predicted curvature or yards offline.
17° head
0.31°
20° head
0.36°
23° head
0.42°
27° head
0.51°
31° head
0.60°
Most lie-sensitive listed club: 31 at about 31° loft — roughly 0.60° of face-plane direction change from a 1° lie error.

Dynamic hosel check for the PING G25

This generation may use PING adjustable-hosel technology, but the exact lie relationship varies by adapter generation. Use the markings and documentation for the exact club rather than copying a newer Trajectory Tuning chart.

Should the PING G25 be more upright or flatter?

A more upright fit may help when…

  • A fitter confirms the current head fits too flat dynamically
  • Another factory build produces better strike

A flatter fit may help when…

  • A fitter confirms the current head fits too upright dynamically
  • Another factory build produces better strike

Do not change lie just because…

  • You plan to bend a fixed metalwood head
  • You have no repeatable strike baseline

Playing length reference

Club / head Length
2H 40.75 in
3H 40.25 in
4H 39.75 in
5H 39.25 in
6H 38.75 in
7H 38.25 in

Because playing length changes posture and hand height, judge dynamic lie with the actual club being fit rather than applying one correction across the whole family.

Verify the exact PING specification before changing lie angle

PING states that iron lie angle is fitted through its Color Code system and that current Black Color Code specifications are based on standard length. Current adjustable PING metalwoods use hosel positions that can change loft and lie; use the instructions for the exact generation. PING Color Code Chart.