Ping G410 Plus Driver

Loft Options & Stock Shafts

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Players Distance Driver

The G410 Plus was Ping's answer to a problem golfers had been complaining about for years. You could have forgiveness or you could have adjustability, but rarely both in the same driver. This one gave you a moveable weight and an adjustable hosel without turning into a low-spin head that punished you on mishits.

At 460cc with high launch built in, the Plus sits in the sweet spot of Ping's 2019 lineup. It's not the ultra-forgiving G410 SFT that fights a slice, and it's not the low-spin LST that came later for faster swingers. It's the middle child that most golfers should have been looking at. The 16-gram tungsten back weight slides across three positions, so you can dial in a draw, fade, or neutral ball flight and actually feel the difference.

What makes this a players distance driver rather than a pure game-improvement club is the combination. You get real shot shaping through the movable weight and the Trajectory Tuning 2.0 hosel, but the head still has enough heel-toe MOI to keep your bad swings in play. Ping didn't try to make it do everything. It launches high, it holds its line, and it forgives more than a driver with this much adjustability has any right to.

• Mid-handicappers who want to shape shots but still need forgiveness on off-center hits
• Players fighting a low ball flight who need help launching the driver higher
• Anyone who wants adjustable weighting to tune out a slice or hook without buying a dedicated draw-bias head
• Golfers with moderate swing speeds who benefit from high launch rather than low spin
• People upgrading from a G400 who want the same forgiveness with real shot-shaping adjustability added

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Ping G410 Plus and the G410 SFT?

The Plus has a movable 16-gram weight you can set to draw, neutral, or fade positions, so you control the bias. The SFT is a fixed straight-flight model with permanent draw bias for golfers who slice and want the correction locked in. Choose the Plus if you want to adjust ball flight, the SFT if you just want to stop slicing.

How adjustable is the Ping G410 Plus?

Two ways. The Trajectory Tuning 2.0 hosel changes loft up or down 1.5 degrees and adjusts lie. Separately, the 16-gram tungsten sole weight slides across three positions to bias the head draw, neutral, or fade. Together they give you a wide range of ball flights without changing shafts.

Is the G410 Plus a forgiving driver?

Yes. The dense tungsten weight sits low and back, which pushes heel-toe MOI up and keeps mishits from scattering. It's one of the more forgiving adjustable drivers of its era. It won't save every swing, but it holds ball speed and line better than most heads that offer this much adjustability.

What loft options does the Ping G410 Plus come in?

It came in 9, 10.5, and 12 degree heads, and each adjusts up or down 1.5 degrees through the hosel. Most golfers land on the 10.5 as a starting point, then fine-tune from there. Since the club launches high by design, faster swingers sometimes go with the 9 to keep spin in check.

Is the G410 Plus still worth buying in 2026?

For the used-market price, it holds up well. You give up a little ball speed compared to newer heads, but the adjustability, forgiveness, and high launch are still good. If you find one that fits your swing and the price is right, it's a solid value driver rather than a compromise.