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Ping launches no-cost exchange program — if you own this driver
Ping has introduced a free exchange program for golfers who own the Ping G430 LST driver. The program, which began on August 29th, allows golfers to exchange their G430 LST driver for the new Ping G430 Max driver at no cost. The exchange is available to golfers who purchased their G430 LST driver after August 1st, 2023.
The Ping G430 Max driver is the latest model in Ping’s G430 line of drivers. It is designed to provide more forgiveness and distance than the G430 LST driver. The driver features a larger clubhead and a more forgiving face. It also has a lighter swing weight, which makes it easier to swing.
Golfers who participate in the exchange program will need to contact Ping customer service to arrange the exchange. They will need to provide proof of purchase and return the G430 LST driver to Ping. Ping will then send the G430 Max driver to the golfer.
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John Daly Forced to Withdraw from PGA Championship Due to Thumb Injury
**John Daly Withdraws from PGA Championship Due to Thumb Injury**
Two-time major champion John Daly has withdrawn from the PGA Championship due to a thumb injury.
Daly, 56, aggravated the injury during the second round of the Memorial Tournament last week. He shot a 76 and missed the cut.
Daly said he is “extremely disappointed” to miss the PGA Championship, which will be held at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma, from May 19-22.
“I was really looking forward to playing in the PGA Championship, but I just can’t grip the club properly right now,” Daly said.”I’m going to take some time off to let my thumb heal, and I hope to be back playing soon.”
