"Genuinely Remarkable" - One Of The Best Drivers We've Ever Tested Has Got A Massive $150 Off

Driver tester Joe Ferguson was blown away by the performance of the Ping G430 Max 10K and with 25% off, it's worth grabbing fast

Top down view of the Ping G430 Max 10K Driver
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Released in January 2024, the Ping G430 Max 10K driver is without doubt one of the best golf drivers ever made, going down a storm on the professional circuits and ever-popular with golfers of all levels.

Golf Monthly's golf driver expert Joe Ferguson not only gave the G430 Max 10K a faultless 5 out of 5 star review, but went as far as saying the G430 Max 10K genuinely made golf easier and more enjoyable. The main story is how Ping have managed to combine a long, low spinning performance head with incredible forgiveness, with Joe stating this was one most stable and forgiving driver heads he has ever used.

As one of the best Ping clubs of all time, discounts on the G430 Max 10K are rare and don't last long, making this Ping deal worth grabbing fast. Right now, at PGA TOUR Superstore, you can pick up the G430 Max 10K driver with a fantastic 25% discount, reduced to $449.98 from $599.99, which is the cheapest price we've ever seen on the G430 Max 10K Driver.

Get the Ping G430 Max 10K Driver for just $449.98 at PGA TOUR Superstore.

Ping G430 Max 10K Driver
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Ping G430 Max 10K Driver: was $599.99 now $449.98 at PGA TOUR Superstore

In his review, Joe Ferguson had nothing but praise for the G430 Max 10K driver, stating this is one of the few drivers in a world of bold marketing claims that has exceeded his expectations. It's the highest MOI seen in a Ping driver to date, which delivers remarkable stability and forgiveness – meaning longer and more accurate drives. The G430 Max 10K on offer here is available in various loft, shaft flex choices, and one of the lowest prices we've seen.

Read Joe's full Ping G430 Max 10K Driver Review.

Ping says the G430 Max 10K is the straightest and highest MOI (Moment of Inertia) driver they've ever made. For any number crunchers, the G430 Max 10K surpasses the 10,000g-cm2 combined moment of inertia threshold first seen in its Ping G400 Max.

Ping has achieved this with three main visible technologies, which are a fixed back weight, a larger head profile, and a Carbonfly Wrap on the crown. These combine to make the G430 Max 10K one of the most forgiving drivers on the market, and a driver that will offer golfers of all levels a very appealing performance package.

The fixed back weight helps deliver the record-setting MOI as it drives mass down and back to increase forgiveness and optimize the CG (Center of Gravity) position, lowering spin and ensuring ball speed preservation across the clubface for added distance.

The biggest head profile on any Ping driver to date also adds to the record-setting MOI, but it inspires confidence at address. Finally, the Carbonfly Wrap crown, which weighs just 13g, not only saves 5g of weight to help lower the CG and increase the MOI.

The G430 Max 10K is fully customizable to suit an individual golfer's needs, featuring what Ping calls a Lightweight Trajectory Tuning 2.0 hosel, which allows adjustability of +/- 1.5 degrees to dial in ideal ball flight.

The G430 Max 10K in this PGA TOUR Superstore deal is available in Shaft flex options, Stiff and Regular, with loft choices from 9.5 or 10 degrees.

There are also plenty of other Ping offers at PGA TOUR Superstore, including the outstanding Ping G430 Hybrid reduced from $299.99 to $239.98, and the Ping G430 LST Driver with a massive 31% off, down to just $399.98.

Paul Brett
Deals writer

Paul Brett is the deals writer for Golf Monthly and has worked as a sports writer across several brands including Cycling News, Cycling Weekly, Bike Perfect and Advnture. Paul has been an avid golfer since receiving his first set of Ben Sayers Silver Crest clubs as a child. He has attended various major tournaments, including the iconic Seve Ballesteros win at the 1984 British Open in St Andrews. Paul sees himself as an always-improving golfer, and although his current Handicap is way off his best of 13, he hopes to get even lower with advice from his Golf Monthly colleagues.

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