Ping G440 Max Driver

Loft Options & Stock Shafts

Game Improvement Driver

Ping built the G440 Max around one goal: keep the ball in play, even when your swing isn't at its best. At 460cc, it's the largest head in the G440 lineup, and that size is doing real work. The high MOI rating means off-center strikes lose less speed and hold their line better than most drivers at this price point.

This isn't a driver for players chasing peak distance at all costs. It's for golfers who have lost count of how many balls they've hit into the trees and want something that fights back against their worst swings. The adjustable hosel adds flexibility, letting you dial in loft and face angle to match your natural shot shape, but the real draw is the forgiveness baked into the head itself.

• Mid-to-high handicappers who miss left and right and need a driver that keeps more shots in play without sacrificing too much distance.
• Golfers transitioning from a fixed-hosel driver who want to experiment with loft and face angle settings as their swing develops.
• Slower swing speed players who need help getting the ball airborne and keeping it stable through the air, especially on mishits.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Ping G440 Max and the G440 LST?

The Max is the forgiving version, built for game improvement with a 460cc head and high MOI. The LST is smaller at 445cc, lower spinning, and aimed at better players or higher swing speeds who want to cut spin rather than maximize forgiveness. If you're not sure which one you need, you probably need the Max.

What loft options does the Ping G440 Max come in?

It comes in 9, 10.5, and 12 degree lofts off the shelf. The adjustable hosel adds plus or minus 1.5 degrees from each base setting, so a 10.5 degree head can play anywhere from 9 to 12 degrees depending on how you configure it.

How does the Ping G440 Max compare to the G430 Max?

The G440 Max refines the G430 with updates to the face architecture and weight positioning rather than a ground-up redesign. Most golfers already gaming a G430 Max won't feel compelled to upgrade. Players fitting into a new driver in 2024 or 2025, though, will find the G440 Max is the current best version of what Ping does well in this category.

Is the Ping G440 Max good for high handicappers?

Yes, more than most drivers in this price range. The 460cc head, high MOI weighting, and adjustable hosel make it one of the more complete packages for players who need forgiveness first. Distance doesn't suffer as much as you might expect either, since the variable face thickness holds speed on off-center hits.

Does the Ping G440 Max work for slower swing speeds?

It's one of the better options for swing speeds under 90 mph. The low, rear CG promotes higher launch and reduced spin, which helps players who typically hit it too flat or carry too much spin. Pair it with a lighter, higher-flex shaft and it becomes a genuinely useful setup for that swing profile.