Save big on this best selling Ping fairway wood

If something works so well and is forgiving enough for Tour pros, it must be good for your game, right? We think so, too.

Even better, the Ping G430 Max fairway wood is one of Fairway Jockey’s best-selling clubs – proving to be a favorite – and now we have even better news: It’s on sale.

Now you can add this club to your wallet for just $269, which is $81 off its current price and more than $100 off its original price when it hit the market last summer. It was also around that time that this club began to find its way into the bags of professional golfers, as explained by our Jonathan Wall in June 2023.

“The success of the G430 Max took time, but it felt inevitable,” a tour representative told GOLF.com last summer. “After we found out what Max is like, it has been able to compete with all other companies with the speed of the ball. And it comes with Ping’s forgiveness and known superiority. It’s our easiest to launch fairway that we’ve ever had and if it’s built right for our guys, it’s medium to low. “

That’s another quality point: This club is not just for professionals. In fact, it’s best suited for everyday players who need help with forgiveness and presentation. It comes in lofts of 15, 18, 21 and 24 degrees, and has an adjustable hosel where you can adjust loft (plus-or-minus 1.5 degrees) and lie angle (up to 3 degrees ).

Click the “Buy Now” button below to learn more about the club, then click here to browse more Ping drivers and fairways woods, many of which are also for sale.

PING G430 Max Custom Fairway Wood

$269

On the G430 fairways, we developed the Carbonfly Wrap to deliver more distance by placing the CG closer to the line of power to increase ball speed, resulting in higher, longer carry. The PING G430 MAX Fairway Wood fits a wide range of golfers with four options (3W/15°, 5W/18°, 7W/21°, 9W/24°).

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Josh Behow

Golf.com Editor

As managing editor of GOLF.com, Berhow manages the day-to-day and long-term programming of one of the most widely read news and service websites in the sport. He spends most of his days writing, planning, organizing and wondering if he will ever break 80. Before joining GOLF.com in 2015, he worked at newspapers in Minnesota and Iowa. A graduate of Minnesota State University in Mankato, Minn., he lives in the Twin Cities with his wife and two children. You can reach him at joshua_berhow@golf.com.