Ping Eye2 Green Dot Sand Wedge, Steel Shaft, Regular Flex
The Ping Eye2 Green Dot Sand Wedge offers mid-handicap golfers precise control from the sand and rough. Featuring a regular flex steel shaft and Ping DylaGrip, this right-handed wedge targets players needing a 2° upright lie angle for more consistent ball striking.
All clubs are used and UK Golf Store approved, with original Ping construction and honest description of grip wear.
Specifications
- Brand: Ping
- Model: Eye2 Green Dot
- Loft/Bounce: Sand Wedge (Standard Ping spec)
- Lie Angle: Green Dot (2° upright)
- Shaft: Steel, Regular Flex
- Grip: Ping DylaGrip (worn, recommend replacement)
- Hand: Right-handed
- Condition: Good (worn grips; suitable for regrip)
Performance and Use-Case
Steel shaft and regular flex offer stability and feedback for controlled bunker shots and chipping around the green. Suited for golfers who value precision over maximum distance, especially for mid-handicappers working on consistency. The 2° upright Green Dot spec benefits players with a more upright swing plane, producing straighter shots compared to standard lie wedges.
Delivery & Service
- Fast next business day shipping
- Sold and shipped from a UK family golf specialist
- Support from experienced staff and reliable customer reviews
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a sand wedge with regular flex steel shaft good for mid-handicap golfers?
Yes, a regular flex steel shaft provides stability and feedback ideal for most mid-handicap players, helping improve control and shot accuracy around the green.
How does a green dot sand wedge compare to a standard lie angle for accuracy?
The Green Dot indicates a 2° upright lie, which helps players with a more upright swing path hit straighter shots compared to the standard lie, reducing misses to the right.
What are the signs I should replace worn golf club grips?
Grips should be replaced if they show visible wear, loss of tackiness, cracking, or smooth spots. Worn grips reduce control and can affect shot quality.
Are used sand wedges with worn grips still worth buying if I plan to regrip them?
Yes, used wedges with solid clubheads and shafts are a good buy if you plan to regrip. Regripping restores performance at a low cost.
What's the main benefit of choosing a sand wedge with a steel shaft for bunker shots?
Steel shafts provide more consistent weight and feel, offering better control and accuracy from sand compared to lighter graphite options.
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Description
The Ping Eye2 Green Dot Sand Wedge offers mid-handicap golfers precise control from the sand and rough. Featuring a regular flex steel shaft and Ping DylaGrip, this right-handed wedge targets players needing a 2° upright lie angle for more consistent ball striking.
All clubs are used and UK Golf Store approved, with original Ping construction and honest description of grip wear.
Specifications
- Brand: Ping
- Model: Eye2 Green Dot
- Loft/Bounce: Sand Wedge (Standard Ping spec)
- Lie Angle: Green Dot (2° upright)
- Shaft: Steel, Regular Flex
- Grip: Ping DylaGrip (worn, recommend replacement)
- Hand: Right-handed
- Condition: Good (worn grips; suitable for regrip)
Performance and Use-Case
Steel shaft and regular flex offer stability and feedback for controlled bunker shots and chipping around the green. Suited for golfers who value precision over maximum distance, especially for mid-handicappers working on consistency. The 2° upright Green Dot spec benefits players with a more upright swing plane, producing straighter shots compared to standard lie wedges.
Delivery & Service
- Fast next business day shipping
- Sold and shipped from a UK family golf specialist
- Support from experienced staff and reliable customer reviews
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a sand wedge with regular flex steel shaft good for mid-handicap golfers?
Yes, a regular flex steel shaft provides stability and feedback ideal for most mid-handicap players, helping improve control and shot accuracy around the green.
How does a green dot sand wedge compare to a standard lie angle for accuracy?
The Green Dot indicates a 2° upright lie, which helps players with a more upright swing path hit straighter shots compared to the standard lie, reducing misses to the right.
What are the signs I should replace worn golf club grips?
Grips should be replaced if they show visible wear, loss of tackiness, cracking, or smooth spots. Worn grips reduce control and can affect shot quality.
Are used sand wedges with worn grips still worth buying if I plan to regrip them?
Yes, used wedges with solid clubheads and shafts are a good buy if you plan to regrip. Regripping restores performance at a low cost.
What's the main benefit of choosing a sand wedge with a steel shaft for bunker shots?
Steel shafts provide more consistent weight and feel, offering better control and accuracy from sand compared to lighter graphite options.
