Ping drivers: G425 vs G430 vs G440
Ping's G-series drivers are known for forgiveness and hold their value well. Here's how the G425, G430 and G440 differ, including the 10K and K models, and what each sells for used. Jump to used prices.
Quick reference
| Driver | In stores | Key change | Launch price |
|---|---|---|---|
| G440 K | January 2026 | Carbon on both crown and sole; replaced the G430 Max 10K | About $650–$705 (sources differ) |
| G440 | January 30, 2025 | Carbon crown on every model, lowest center of gravity in Ping history | About $600–$650 (sources differ) |
| G430 | January 26, 2023 | Face curvature tuned for consistent spin; carbon crown on LST only | $549 (LST $579) |
| G425 | February 4, 2021 | Titanium crown with raised bumps near the face (turbulators) | $540 |
Sub-models
- Max: the most forgiving, 460cc, with a movable rear weight.
- LST: low spin, slightly smaller head.
- SFT: draw-biased with a fixed or limited heel weight.
- Max 10K (G430) and K (G440): extra-high-forgiveness models that sell for more.
How to tell G430 from G440On the G430, only the LST has a carbon crown. On the G440, every model does. The model name on the sole is the final check.
What used Ping drivers sell for
| Driver | Typical used price | Median | Listings in sample |
|---|---|---|---|
| G440 K | $404–$459 | $425 | 10 |
| G440 | $340–$400 | $372 | 29 |
| G430 Max 10K | $350–$400 | $391 | 20 |
| G430 | $235–$329 | $310 | 23 |
| G425 | $230–$290 | $255 | 43 |