PING G410 Fairway Wood Adjustment Guide, Settings & Chart

The PING G410 fairway wood uses Trajectory Tuning 2.0. Factory loft range from 14.5° to 23.5°. Start at the standard setting and change one control at a time.

PING Fairway Wood Adjustment Guide

G410

Trajectory Tuning 2.0 • 2019

±1.5°Loft adjustment
8 positionsHosel settings
14.5°–23.5°Factory loft
56°–57.5°Factory lie

Exact hosel settings

Standard dot 0° loft change; standard lie family
Small + +1.0° loft
Big + +1.5° loft
Small – -1.0° loft
Big – -1.5° loft
F Stated loft; flat lie
F+ +1.0° loft; flat lie
F- -1.0° loft; flat lie

Trajectory Tuning 2.0 provides eight positions, ±1.5° loft adjustment and lie settings up to about 3° flatter than standard.

Check strike before changing the club

High face Often raises launch and lowers spin.
Low face Often lowers launch and adds spin. Check strike before adding loft.
Heel Can add fade or slice gear effect.
Toe Can add draw or hook gear effect.

How to adjust the hosel

  1. Support the head and use the correct PING torque wrench.
  2. Loosen the hosel screw counter clockwise until the head releases.
  3. Align the desired setting for this exact hosel generation.
  4. Fully reseat the head.
  5. Tighten clockwise until the wrench clicks, then stop.

Best first changes

More launch Add loft one step and re-check strike.
Less launch or spin Reduce loft one step before using the lowest setting.
Right miss Use the standard lie family first; avoid the flat F settings if they move start direction farther right.
Left miss The F flat family can be useful when a flatter lie suits the delivery.

Factory specs

Loft specs 3W 14.5°; 5W 17.5°; 7W 20.5°; 9W 23.5°
Lie specs 3W 56°; 5W 56.5°; 7W 57°; 9W 57.5°

Common mistakes

  • Using the chart from the wrong PING hosel generation.
  • Changing several settings before testing the first change.
  • Continuing to tighten after the torque wrench clicks.

Disclaimer: Hosel settings can vary by generation and configuration. Confirm the correct PING wrench and adjustment chart for your exact club before loosening the head.

Ernie

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