The new PING GLe3 club range well and truly proves that nobody does a better job of making clubs for women golfers than PING.

The third generation of PING's women's line-up, GLe3 golf clubs are closely aligned with PING's brilliant G430 range.

The most significant takeaway is that the GLe3 Drivers, Fairway Woods, Hybrids, Irons and Putters are tuned specifically for slow-to-moderate swing speeds, rather than the ambiguous concept of being designed for women.

The GLe3 range is shorter and lighter, but it prioritises performance over paint colour at every opportunity.

A similar tale of lightweight design and heavyweight performance continues in PING’s G Le3 irons. Constructed from the same 17-4 stainless steel as the fairways and hybrids, the deep cavity-back irons deliver more speed and distance via a lightweight, heel-toe, perimeter-weighted design.

But arguably the biggest standout in performance terms is the PurFlex cavity badge, which promotes more flexibility in the face while upgrading both feel and sound. Designed to integrate with the Le3 hybrid and fairway wood into a single set, the irons feature an optimised bounce profile that improves turf interaction and prevents those chunky shots that fall short of the intended target.

The G Le3 iron set also features a PING EYE2-inspired sand wedge that should boost confidence from even the deepest and gnarliest of bunkers.

Rounding out the G Le3 line-up are four new putters that will sync with a variety of putting strokes and styles.
PING’s ubiquitous Anser makes an appearance along with three new models: Louise, Fetch and Ketch G.

Each model features a two-piece Pebax elastomer insert that aids distance control and offers a precise feel on the greens.

No PING putter release would be complete without a version of the Anser. The G Le 3 Anser’s traditional head shape and alignment aid on the rear cavity is a classic look and the putter will suit a stroke with a moderate amount of face rotation.

Similar to the PING DS72 putter, the new Louise is named after PING co-founder Louise Solheim. Featuring a flared hosel, the new mid-mallet is suited to putting strokes with significant rotation of the face.

The Fetch is a compact, face-balanced high-MOI mallet putter that will suit a straight-back-and-through stroke. Its ball retrieval system on the sole will also assist players who struggle to bend down to pick up their ball.

Featuring the same ball pick-up feature as the Fetch, the Ketch G features an aluminium body and stainless-steel sole that offers maximum forgiveness. The Ketch G will suit a straight or slightly arcing putting stroke.