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Golf clubs are produced by the enigmatic, American-made brand Ping, which consistently matches or outpaces its competitors in critical acclaim. The Rapture series embodies the brand: exacting pieces of equipment that require skill and precision both to build and to use. Unlike other brands that go to extremes design measures to correct flaws in golfers' ball-striking abilities, Rapture clubs are designed to get the best result from clean content and a swing that's on line. Rapture clubs can assist players in hitting shots long and straight as long as they fixate on technique.

Destination and Distance
The Ping Rapture series benefits a player whose game is suited to balls that fly low, or where windy playing conditions are the norm. Overall, Rapture clubs produce trajectories that are relatively low. Results may differ slightly depending on the player and the golf shafts employed, but Rapture club heads are made of lightweight Titanium for speed and Tungsten steel for strength and power. Unlike other brands, standard Rapture clubs are designed with a built-in intent to cause shots to arc right or left. The Rapture series features wide and deep club faces meant to add distance to shots hit squarely. Look and Feel

The physical appearance of Ping Rapture golf clubs could not be indicative of their intentions. And it bears reminding that the brand is named after the sound that resonated from the original putter that Ping was founded upon in 1959.

The Rapture V2 driver and fairway woods have elongated bodies that resemble jet engines. The Rapture series irons could be likened to chisels with enamel inlays: the club heads point upward and slightly outward to afford clear sight of the ball during set up and their weight distribution maximizes force at impact. Quality over Quantity

Ping's Rapture clubs may be best suited to golfers who would emulate the pro tournament players who endorse them. Compared to other brands, relatively few tour pros rely on Rapture clubs. Still, they are all victors of Masters,LPGA, Seniors and U.S. Amateur Open events.