What you need to know: Ping’s most extensive and versatile ... The venerable E grind, based off the iconic Eye2 wedge, is almost foolproof from bunkers, while the S grind is a “bread and ...

Price: $170 per club with Ping AWT 3.0 steel shafts and Golf Pride Tour Velvet grips. $185 per club with Ping Alta GB Blue ...

Accompanying this wedge release is Ping’s new WebFit wedge ... The E grind carries on the 40-year tradition of the original Ping Eye 2 grind and is considered to be the ultimate bunker club.

Instead players have had to adjust to playing irons with a less thick groove, a V-groove. The single exception is the 20-year-old Ping Eye 2 wedge that is allowed because of a lawsuit settlement ...

I should probably floss more often, too. If the Glide 3.0 Eye2 sand wedge looks familiar, then it's because the design has attributes of Ping's most iconic iron line / (Photo: Ping) So why on ...

What is it: Unlike the Ping ChipR, the BunkR is not necessarily a whole new type of club, but rather a much more extreme version of a lob wedge.. The BunkR features Ping’s classic Eye2 wedge ...

The club, which was allowed in play due to a grandfather clause in a legal settlement, touched off a debate when Phil Mickelson and several other players put the Ping Eye 2 wedge in their bags. Hunter ...

“We scanned some original Eye2’s and made the current Eye2 ... more easily for versatility and trajectory control. The Ping Z-Z115 wedge shaft is made by Nippon and is engineered with a ...

If Mickelson wins today with a Ping Eye 2 wedge in his bag, he will be throwing a new pie in the face of the USGA. And this time, it knew it was coming. After 20 years and four days, the USGA ...

Under the settlement, any Ping-Eye 2 made before April 1, 1990, is allowed. Some have said players using the Ping wedges are violating the spirit of the rule. Mickelson doesn't buy it.

The PGA Tour and Ping announced an agreement Monday that will allow the tour to finally ban square-grooved Ping Eye 2 clubs, effective at the end of the month.