Left Hand PING G425 Max 5 Wood / 17.5 Degree / Stiff Flex

Left Hand PING G425 Max 5 Wood / 17.5 Degree / Stiff Flex

£149.99 GBP

Why Buy a Used Ping Fairway Wood?

Ping fairway woods have one of the strongest reputations in golf for forgiveness and ease of launch, and they age extremely well thanks to Ping's engineering-first culture and premium build quality. Buying used means stepping into that engineering pedigree at a fraction of the new price. New Ping 3, 5, and 7 woods typically launch at £250-£400 each and lose value as the next generation arrives, but the performance gap between today's G440 and a G425 or G430 from a couple of generations back is almost always smaller than the marketing suggests.

Ping woods are particularly well-regarded for their turf interaction and dependable launch, which makes used examples a reliable, low-risk purchase. At Next2New Golf, every used Ping fairway wood is inspected across head, shaft, and grip before it goes live on the site, with full transparency on condition and any replaced parts.

The used market is also where you have the most freedom to experiment across Ping's wood families. With G400, G410, G425, G430, and G440 all available pre-owned across core, LST, Max, and SFT variants, you can try different shapes, weightings, and shaft profiles without paying full retail every time.

Our Range of Used Ping Fairway Woods

Our used Ping fairway wood collection spans every major recent generation. The G400 family introduced Ping's modern high-MOI wood shape with Dragonfly crown technology; the G410 generation added moveable weight technology for draw, neutral, or fade bias; and the G425 refined that with even higher MOI and a more stable head shape.

The G430 generation introduced a carbon crown, Spinsistency face technology, and the ultra-forgiving Max variant, while the latest G440 continues that lineage. Across the lineup you'll find LST (low spin, for faster swingers), Max and standard (high-MOI, neutral, the broadest audience), and SFT (draw-biased, slice-fighting) variants, covering every player profile. Earlier favourites like the G30 and G LS Tec woods also appear regularly on the used market.

Across the lineup you'll find every loft from 3 woods (14.5-16°), 5 woods (17.5-19°), 7 woods (21°), and alternative options such as 4 and 9 woods. Most modern Ping woods feature adjustable hosels that adjust loft, lie, and face angle. We carry used Ping fairway woods in every flex - regular, stiff, extra stiff, and senior - across a wide range of stock and aftermarket shafts including Ping Alta, Tour, HZRDUS, and Mitsubishi Tensei.

How We Grade Used Ping Fairway Woods

Buying used can feel like guesswork when you can't see and handle the club in person, which is why we take grading and description as seriously as the equipment itself. Every used Ping fairway wood at Next2New Golf is inspected against three main areas: head, shaft, and grip. We assess each separately and the product description tells you the condition of each, including any wear, marks, or replacements.

On the head, we check face condition (sky marks, paint chips, dents, and crown wear are all noted), sole wear, hosel and adjustment-mechanism integrity, and any other cosmetic detail worth knowing about. On the shaft, we confirm the make, model, and flex; check for any nicks, dents, or damage; and note if the shaft has been replaced from original. On the grip, we describe wear and condition and let you know if it has been re-gripped. If any part of the club has been replaced, the description will say so explicitly.

It takes all the guesswork out and when you're shopping for the perfect fairway wood, that goes a fair way towards landing you the one you need. Combined with our customer satisfaction guarantee on every used club we sell, you can buy with confidence that what you see in the description is what arrives in the post.

Questions? Answers here.

Frequently Asked Questions

In most models of PING fairway woods, you have 3 standard head options; LST, Max and SFT. The type of head you should buy should depend on your swing, ball flight tendencies and what you want from the club. LST models are designed for lower spin numbers and more distance. Max models are designed for maximum forgiveness, high launch and good distance on off centre strikes. SFT models are built to offer similar forgiveness to a max model but with a draw bias specifically built to combat fades and slices. Consider your swing and shot shape to help you pick out the head that's best suited to your game.

In PING drivers and fairway woods LST stands for low spin technology and SFT stands for straight flight technology. LST models are designed for golfers with higher swing speeds or those trying to optimise their spin rates, often producing lower more penetrative ball flights. SFT on the other hand is designed to combat the most common miss in golf, the slice. SFT models have a draw bias to try and promote a straighter ball flight for those who struggle with a left to right shot shape.

Yes. If you have PING clubs you're ready to move on from, have a look at our live trade-in site where you can get yourself a free quote. You can also part exchange them in for something you've spotted on our site, given that we offer 10% more on store credit over cash offers. Selling, swapping, or upgrading has never been easier.

Absolutely. PING's game-improvement models, particularly from the G-series, are among the most forgiving clubs on the market. They help beginners hit straighter, more consistent shots whilst building confidence on the course. They’re the brand we most often recommend for beginners, and buying used makes it even more affordable to start with quality equipment.

PING designs clubs for every type of golfer. Beginners and high-handicappers benefit from game improvement models like the G-series, which offer maximum forgiveness. Mid- to low-handicappers often prefer models like the i-series for greater shot-shaping control. If you're unsure, our team can help match you with the right PING club for your playing style.

Buying used PING golf clubs is a smart way to access premium performance without paying full retail prices. PING is renowned for quality engineering and durability, which means their clubs remain in excellent condition even after years of use. You can save significantly while still enjoying the forgiveness, precision, and consistency that PING is famous for.

Each used fairway wood listed on NEXT2NEWGOLF includes detailed photos and condition notes so you can see exactly what you're getting. Clubs are inspected before being listed to ensure they meet quality standards. You'll find transparent descriptions that highlight any wear so that you can shop with confidence.

Absolutely. If a fairway wood is in good condition, you'll see minimal performance difference compared to new models. Modern fairway wood technology has evolved gradually, so a quality pre-owned club can still deliver excellent distance, forgiveness, and feel. It's a smart way to access premium performance without the premium price.

Yes, some fairway woods come with adjustable loft and lie angles. If your club has an adjustable hosel, you can fine-tune loft and face angle to suit your swing. Fixed-hosel models are more limited, but a fitter can still help with grip changes or shaft adjustments to improve performance.

The main difference is loft and distance. A 3-wood typically has a loft of 13–16 degrees and is used for maximum distance off the tee or from the fairway. A 5-wood offers more loft (17–19 degrees) and is easier to hit, making it versatile for various situations. A 7-wood has even more loft (20–22 degrees), providing higher launch and softer landing, perfect for longer approach shots. Higher-lofted woods are generally more forgiving and easier to control, but of course offer less distance.