Ping G710 Vs G425 - Prime Putters

Ping G710	Ping G425
Total Clubs	9 Clubs	10 Clubs
Length	38.875 – 35.25 inches	38.875 – 35.25 inches
Loft	20 – 54 degrees	20 – 54 degrees
Lie	60.5 – 64.4 degrees	60.5 – 64.4 degrees
Bounce	5 – 13 degrees	5 – 13 degrees

Total Clubs: Ping G710 vs G425

The first difference between the G710 and G425 is the amount of clubs that come with the set. In total, the G710 has 9 clubs included, whereas the G425 has 10 clubs included. This means that there is 1 less club included in the G710.

You may be wondering which club is the one that is not included in the G710. The club that is not included in the G710 that is included in the G425 is the lob wedge. In other words, the lob wedge is a part of the G425 set, but not the G710 set.

So, if a lob wedge is something that you may be interested in, then the G425 is likely better for you as it is included in that set.

Length: Ping G710 vs G425

One of the many similarities between these two is their length options. The G710 and G425 have a range of 38.875 inches to 25.35 inches. This is quite a wide range which makes both the G710 and G425 great for most types of golfers. Believe it or not, the USGA does have a legal limit on the length a golf club can be.

A golf club can be a maximum of 46 inches. If it is any longer than this, then the club is considered illegal to use.

Loft: Ping G710 vs G425

Another similarity between the G710 and G425 is the loft options. Both have loft options of 20 to 54 degrees. What this means, is that you are going to receive the exact same types of lofts regardless of which clubs you use as the range is the exact same.

So no matter which one you choose, you’re going to have the exact same options, so there is no difference.

Lie: Ping G710 vs G425

Another similarity is the lie options, both have options ranging from 60.5 to 64.4°. Once again, this means that there are no differences between the two so you’re going to be getting the same types of options.

Bounce: Ping G710 vs G425

The last similarity between the G710 and G425 is the bounce angle. Both offer options between 5° and 13°. While bounce doesn’t play a huge role in performance, depending on what you’re used to, you’re gonna be getting the same exact options with each set.