PING G410 LST Fairway Wood Lie Angle Chart

The PING G410 LST fairway-wood lie reference is 56°. The key reference is Reference lie at 56°. Released in 2019, the main fitting goal is centred contact and a natural address position, with face angle and face-to-path still carrying more influence over large directional misses. The adjustment route for this model is Trajectory Tuning.

PING Dynamic Lie Angle Guide

Fairway Wood • Released 2019

56°Lie reference
Estimated fairway lie progressionSpecification status
Trajectory TuningAdjustment route
1Lie data points

G410 LST lie-angle fingerprint

56°Lie reference
43 inPlaying length
Trajectory TuningFitting route
ReferenceData status

What stands out about the G410 LST lie setup?

This model uses a single lie reference of 56° rather than a multi-club progression.

For PING fairway woods, lie mainly affects address fit, strike pattern and directional bias rather than replacing face/path fitting.

On Trajectory Tuning 2.0 models, the hosel can alter loft by ±1.5° and provide a flatter lie option; use only the positions supported by that exact head.

Estimated lie angle reference

Reference lie 56°

Dynamic hosel test for the PING G410 LST

Standard lieBaseline

Hit the neutral / stated setting first and record strike, start line and launch.

±1.5° loftTrajectory Tuning 2.0

Use only the indexed PING positions for this exact head.

Up to 3° flatterFlat setting

Use the flatter setting when dynamic fit and start direction support it.

Should the PING G410 LST be more upright or flatter?

Stay standard / more upright when…

  • Standard lie produces centred contact
  • Start direction is neutral and repeatable

Test the flatter setting when…

  • A flatter setting improves centred strike
  • Start line improves without hurting launch

Do not change lie just because…

  • You are using lie to fix a face/path problem
  • You skipped the neutral baseline

Playing length reference

Club / head Length
3W 43 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.