WATSON WINS 2ND

MASTERS

PING DRIVERS LONGEST, STRAIGHTEST AT AUGUSTA

Bubba Watson winning his second green jacket on Sunday made him only the ninth player to

claim two Masters titles in a three-year span. He was #1 off the tee with his G25 driver, averaging 305.62 yards for the week and 316 yards in the final round. Bubba was equally masterful on the greens with his Anser Milled 1 putter in the final round, recording 10 one-putts and 25 for the day.

The prize money of more than $1.6 million puts him #1 on the money list with approximately $4.5 million for the season. The victory vaulted him to fourth in the Official World Golf Ranking, the highest position of his career.

APRIL 14, 2014

PING’s adjustable drivers were the longest and most accurate at Augusta National Golf Club.

Averaging 305.6 yards for the week, two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson was tops in average distance with his racing-striped pink G25. (On the season, Watson is #1 on the PGA Tour by more than six yards, at 315.4).

The i25 driver won the accuracy crown with Miguel Ángel Jiménez hitting 48 of 56 fairways, or 85.71%.

At the major, four PING pros relied on the G25: Watson, Angel Cabrera, Hunter Mahan, and Billy Horschel. Three played the i25: Jiménez, Louis Oosthuizen, and Derek Ernst.

“I’VE NEVER LOVED GREEN SO MUCH”— BUBBA WATSON

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i25

RBC HERITAGEApril 17-20Harbour Town Golf LinksHilton Head, S.C.

PING PROS in the field:Chris DiMarcoBilly HorschelJeff MaggertHunter MahanMark Wilson

PGA TOUR

DRIVER G25, 8.5º@8.20, Grafalloy Bi-Matrix-X, tipped 0.50 , 44.50 , D4

FAIRWAY WOODG25, 16.5º@15º, Tour Spec 8.2-X, tipped 1.50 , 42 , D3

IRONSS55, 3-PW, True Temper Dynamic Gold X100, + 0.50 , D4

WEDGESTour Gorge, 56ºSS, 52º; Tour-S Rustique, 64ºTS@62º, TT DG X100, +0.50

PUTTERAnser Milled 1, 34.50 , 21º lie, 3º loft, PP58 Midsize Grey grip, +2 wraps

BUBBA WATSONWHAT’S IN THE BAG

1ST MAJORFOR GLOVE

Bubba Watson wore PING’s premium Sensor Sport glove on his way to his second

major championship Sunday.It is the first major for

the glove, one of three in the PING line that includes Sensor Tour and Sensor Tech models. The Sensor Sport features soft Solite Cabretta leather and Lycra spandex integrated with moisture-wicking Sensor Cool technology.

GREATER GWINNETT CHAMPIONSHIPApril 18-20TPC SugarloafDuluth, Ga.

PING PROS in the field:Mark CalcavecchiaBob GilderMiguel Ángel JiménezKirk Triplett

LPGA LOTTE CHAMPIONSHIPApril 16-19Ko Olina GCOahu, Hawaii

PING PROS in the field:Maria HernandezPat HurstCaroline MassonLisa McCloskeyAzahara MuñozGiulia SergasAngela Stanford

CHAMPIONS

LPGA

EUROPEANMAYBANK MALAYSIAN OPENApril 17-20Kuala Lumpur G&CCKuala Lumpur, Malaysia

PING PROS in the field:Matthew BaldwinAlejandro CañizaresNicholas FungGregory HavretWen-tang LinLouis OosthuizenJohn ParryJulien QuesneLee Westwood

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While no other player had more than one round in the 60s, Bubba had three (69-68-74-69) to win by three strokes at 8-under. “It’s overwhelming,” Watson said. “It’s a dream to have my family here, and to put on another green jacket, it’s crazy. An amazing feeling.”

Watson had company from his PING colleagues in the top 10. Only seven players finished in red numbers for the week, and three were PING pros. Miguel Ángel Jiménez was fourth, and Lee Westwood was seventh, earning him his 17th top-10 in majors.

BUBBA BY THE NUMBERS IN 2014:1ST IN DRIVING DISTANCE • 1ST ON MONEY LIST • 2 WINS1ST IN RYDER CUP POINTS • 2ND IN FedExCup POINTS

It was a big thumb’s-up for Miguel Ángel Jiménez and his i25 driver at The Masters, where he was #1 in driving accuracy. The Spaniard hit 85.71% of fairways for the week and finished fourth. In round three, he turned in the low round of the tournament, a 6-under 66 that saw him hole a number of long putts. By finishing in the top 12, both he and Lee Westwood, who was seventh, qualified for next year’s Masters. This week, the 50-year-old Jiménez makes his Champions Tour debut at the Greater Gwinnett Championship in Duluth, Ga.

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