Relying on a blended set of Blueprint S and Blueprint T irons, a G430 LST driver and more, Louis Oosthuizen earned a two-shot victory at a tournament that he has “really, really wanted to win”, the Alfred Dunhill Championship in his home country of South Africa. Oosthuizen made his big move with a tournament-best 9-under 63 in the third round on his way to his 10th DP World Tour title. This is the second-consecutive DP victory for PING, following Joaquín Niemann’s last week in Australia. Also in Oosthuizen’s bag were a G430 MAX 3-wood, G425 MAX 7-wood, Blueprint S (4, 5) and Blueprint T (6- W ..read more

Weight savings from the Carbonfly Wrap crown are reallocated to lower the CG, reduce spin, raise MOI and increase ball speed ..read more

Setting records and making history is becoming something of a habit for Lamprecht ..read more

“We’re excited to bring this game-enjoyment technology to women, and with the rapid expansion of the women’s game, including unprecedented popularity with a new generation of golfers, we look forward to helping them lower their scores and have more fun on the course ..read more

The last two weeks of June saw the G430 LST driver contribute to wins at several of the game’s most coveted amateur events. At the European Amateur Championship yesterday, the winner played the LST, qualifying for the Open Championship in the process. On the Elite Amateur Golf Series Sunday, the LST was in the hands of the North & South Amateur champion, who a week earlier prevailed at the Northeast Amateur. Both the men’s and women’s British Amateur champions drove to victory earlier with the low sp ..read more

PING Pro and Apparel Ambassador, Thriston Lawrence, claimed his fourth DP World Tour title with a one-shot victory at the BMW International Open. Going into the final round, Lawrence started four shots off the lead but a three-under par 69 gave him the platform to win the title in Munich. The South African said, "I don't know why I'm so emotional but it just shows it means the world and to get my fourth victory in Germany is unbelievable ..read more

The 22-year-old two-time All-American at Georgia Tech University is under a Name, Image & Likeness (NIL) agreement with PING ..read more

Thriston Lawrence has given himself reason to smile during his best season yet on the DP World Tour. At the Horizon Irish Open, he finished third behind winner Adrian Meronk. It was the South African's fifth top 10, including his break through win at the Joburg Open, a victory that qualified him to compete July 14-17 at his first Open Championship. Among his PING clubs were a G425 Max, G425 Max 3-wood & Glide 4.0 wedges  ..read more

“I played unbelievable golf over the past two days. I would’ve liked to have finished with a winning putt on 18, but it was out of my control. I went out there with a mentality to finish the tourn ..read more

Sourced Amateurgolf.com South Africa’s Christiaan Maas conquered a golf course he once thought was ‘impossible’ to win the Brabazon Trophy by five shots from Essex’s Arron Edwards-Hill. When the 18-year-old first clapped eyes on Saunton Golf Club and played a practice round in driving rain and howling wind, he thought he’d struggle to make an impact in his first major event on English soil. Fast forward four days and after racking up 25 birdies in 72 holes, the young golfer from Pretoria was crowned the English Men’s Open Amateur Stroke Play champion. The teenager started the day one shot ahea ..read more