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“When will it be done?” That is probably the first question your customers ask you once you start working on something for them. Think about how many times you have been asked that question. How many times have you ever actually been right? We can debate all we want whether this is a fair question to ask given the tremendous amount of uncertainty in knowledge work, but the truth of the matter is that our customers are going to inquire about completion time whether we like it or not. Which means we need to come up with an accurate way to answer them. The problem is that the forecasting tools that we currently utilize have made us ill-equipped to provide accurate answers to reasonable customer questions. Until now. Topics Include Why managing for flow is the best strategy for predictability—including an introduction to Little’s Law and its implications for flow. A definition of the basic metrics of flow and how to properly visualize those metrics in analytics like Cumulative Flow Diagrams and Scatterplots. Why your process policies are the potentially the biggest reason that you are unpredictable.

PING G425 Hybrids feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for hybrids is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 4 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Two of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei CK Pro Orange and Aldila's Rogue Black Hybrid round out the bunch.� PING G425 Hybrids Feature: Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance Tungsten back weight increases MOI nearly 4% for added forgiveness New 3-dot alignment feature provides golfers a visual cue to address the ball to best match their eye Loft Adjustability: 0, +1�, +1.5�, -1�, -1.5� Lie Adjustability

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a potentially severely debilitating psychiatric diagnosis that may affect up to 2% of the general population. Hallmarks of BPD include impulsivity, emotional instability, and poor self-image, and those with BPD have increased risk for self-harm and suicide.Systems Training for Emotional Predictability and Problem Solving (STEPPS) brings together research findings and information on implementation and best practices for a group treatment program for outpatients with BPD. A five-month long program easily learned and delivered by therapists from a wide range of theoretical orientations, STEPPS combines cognitive behavioral therapy, emotion management and behavioral skills training, and psychoeducation with a systems component that involves professional care providers, family, friends, and significant others of persons with BPD. The book provides a detailed description of the program, reviews the body of evidence supporting its use and implementation, and describes its dissemination worldwide and in different settings. Empirical data show that STEPPS is effective and produces clinically important improvement in mood and behavior, while reducing health care utilization. Unique among programs for BPD, STEPPS has been exhaustively studied in correctional systems (both prisons and community corrections), where it is shown to be as effective as in community settings. This volume will be a valuable guide to those in psychiatry, psychology, social work, nursing, and the counseling professions who treat people with BPD.

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a potentially severely debilitating psychiatric diagnosis that may affect up to 2% of the general population. Hallmarks of BPD include impulsivity, emotional instability, and poor self-image, and those with BPD have increased risk for self-harm and suicide.Systems Training for Emotional Predictability and Problem Solving (STEPPS) brings together research findings and information on implementation and best practices for a group treatment program for outpatients with BPD. A five-month long program easily learned and delivered by therapists from a wide range of theoretical orientations, STEPPS combines cognitive behavioral therapy, emotion management and behavioral skills training, and psychoeducation with a systems component that involves professional care providers, family, friends, and significant others of persons with BPD. The book provides a detailed description of the program, reviews the body of evidence supporting its use and implementation, and describes its dissemination worldwide and in different settings. Empirical data show that STEPPS is effective and produces clinically important improvement in mood and behavior, while reducing health care utilization. Unique among programs for BPD, STEPPS has been exhaustively studied in correctional systems (both prisons and community corrections), where it is shown to be as effective as in community settings. This volume will be a valuable guide to those in psychiatry, psychology, social work, nursing, and the counseling professions who treat people with BPD.

“When will it be done?” That is probably the first question your customers ask you once you start working on something for them. Think about how many times you have been asked that question. How many times have you ever actually been right? We can debate all we want whether this is a fair question to ask given the tremendous amount of uncertainty in knowledge work, but the truth of the matter is that our customers are going to inquire about completion time whether we like it or not. Which means we need to come up with an accurate way to answer them. The problem is that the forecasting tools that we currently utilize have made us ill-equipped to provide accurate answers to reasonable customer questions. Until now. Topics Include Why managing for flow is the best strategy for predictability—including an introduction to Little’s Law and its implications for flow. A definition of the basic metrics of flow and how to properly visualize those metrics in analytics like Cumulative Flow Diagrams and Scatterplots. Why your process policies are the potentially the biggest reason that you are unpredictable.

This book examines Russia’s emergence after the collapse of the Soviet Union and its creation of a security architecture in the post-Soviet space. Many scholars argue that Russia is a coercive power in the region that forces states to act in only its own interests. While acknowledging Russia’s power this author argues that it is not able to merely force states to behave as it wants them to. Instead, Russia must use bilateral and multilateral cooperation to develop a security architecture that provides order, stability and predictable behavior for both Russia as the hegemon and the weaker powers in the region. By building this security architecture, Russia and the other states in the post-Soviet space are better able to achieve their strategic goals and provide for their own security. To achieve this, weaker states are able to press for certain concessions from Russia regarding how to structure bilateral relations as well as multilateral organizations. While Western politicians have argued that Russia has tried to reestablish the Soviet Union through coercive means, the reality is much more of a nuanced interaction among all of the states in the region, which ensures state sovereignty while allowing the weaker states to pursue their own interests. Using network analysis, this author shows how the regional structural architecture of cooperation was built and indicate how Russia is able to achieve order. This book also shows that there is a lack of order where states have refused to cooperate in building the structural architecture, which has led to conflict and territorial disputes.

PING G425 Fairway Woods are available in three models to fit all golfers and their desired ball flight: MAX (high MOI), LST (low spin), and SFT (draw bias).� The fairways feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for fairway woods is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 5 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Three of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB, ALTA Distanza and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei AV Raw Orange and Aldila's Rogue White round out the bunch. PING G425 SFT Fairway Woods ON SALE Feature: Straight Flight Technology helps eliminate slices Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance

PING G425 Hybrids feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for hybrids is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 4 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Two of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei CK Pro Orange and Aldila's Rogue Black Hybrid round out the bunch.� PING G425 Hybrids Feature: Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance Tungsten back weight increases MOI nearly 4% for added forgiveness New 3-dot alignment feature provides golfers a visual cue to address the ball to best match their eye Loft Adjustability: 0, +1�, +1.5�, -1�, -1.5� Lie Adjustability

PING G425 Hybrids feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for hybrids is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 4 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Two of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei CK Pro Orange and Aldila's Rogue Black Hybrid round out the bunch.� PING G425 Hybrids Feature: Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance Tungsten back weight increases MOI nearly 4% for added forgiveness New 3-dot alignment feature provides golfers a visual cue to address the ball to best match their eye Loft Adjustability: 0, +1�, +1.5�, -1�, -1.5� Lie Adjustability

PING G425 Fairway Woods are available in three models to fit all golfers and their desired ball flight: MAX (high MOI), LST (low spin), and SFT (draw bias).� The fairways feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for fairway woods is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 5 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Three of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB, ALTA Distanza and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei AV Raw Orange and Aldila's Rogue White round out the bunch. PING G425 MAX Fairway Woods ON SALE Feature: Forgiving, high MOI design Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance Tungsten sole weight st

PING G425 Fairway Woods are available in three models to fit all golfers and their desired ball flight: MAX (high MOI), LST (low spin), and SFT (draw bias).� The fairways feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for fairway woods is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 5 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Three of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB, ALTA Distanza and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei AV Raw Orange and Aldila's Rogue White round out the bunch. PING G425 MAX Fairway Woods ON SALE Feature: Forgiving, high MOI design Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance Tungsten sole weight st

PING G425 Fairway Woods are available in three models to fit all golfers and their desired ball flight: MAX (high MOI), LST (low spin), and SFT (draw bias).� The fairways feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for fairway woods is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 5 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Three of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB, ALTA Distanza and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei AV Raw Orange and Aldila's Rogue White round out the bunch. PING G425 SFT Fairway Woods ON SALE Feature: Straight Flight Technology helps eliminate slices Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance

PING G425 Fairway Woods are available in three models to fit all golfers and their desired ball flight: MAX (high MOI), LST (low spin), and SFT (draw bias).� The fairways feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for fairway woods is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 5 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Three of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB, ALTA Distanza and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei AV Raw Orange and Aldila's Rogue White round out the bunch. PING G425 SFT Fairway Woods ON SALE Feature: Straight Flight Technology helps eliminate slices Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance

PING G425 Fairway Woods are available in three models to fit all golfers and their desired ball flight: MAX (high MOI), LST (low spin), and SFT (draw bias).� The fairways feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for fairway woods is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 5 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Three of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB, ALTA Distanza and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei AV Raw Orange and Aldila's Rogue White round out the bunch. PING G425 SFT Fairway Woods ON SALE Feature: Straight Flight Technology helps eliminate slices Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance

PING G425 Fairway Woods are available in three models to fit all golfers and their desired ball flight: MAX (high MOI), LST (low spin), and SFT (draw bias).� The fairways feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for fairway woods is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 5 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Three of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB, ALTA Distanza and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei AV Raw Orange and Aldila's Rogue White round out the bunch. PING G425 MAX Fairway Woods ON SALE Feature: Forgiving, high MOI design Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance Tungsten sole weight st

PING G425 Hybrids feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for hybrids is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 4 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Two of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei CK Pro Orange and Aldila's Rogue Black Hybrid round out the bunch.� PING G425 Hybrids Feature: Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance Tungsten back weight increases MOI nearly 4% for added forgiveness New 3-dot alignment feature provides golfers a visual cue to address the ball to best match their eye Loft Adjustability: 0, +1�, +1.5�, -1�, -1.5� Lie Adjustability

PING G425 Fairway Woods are available in three models to fit all golfers and their desired ball flight: MAX (high MOI), LST (low spin), and SFT (draw bias).� The fairways feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for fairway woods is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 5 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Three of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB, ALTA Distanza and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei AV Raw Orange and Aldila's Rogue White round out the bunch. PING G425 SFT Fairway Woods ON SALE Feature: Straight Flight Technology helps eliminate slices Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance

PING G425 Hybrids feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for hybrids is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 4 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Two of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei CK Pro Orange and Aldila's Rogue Black Hybrid round out the bunch.� PING G425 Hybrids Feature: Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance Tungsten back weight increases MOI nearly 4% for added forgiveness New 3-dot alignment feature provides golfers a visual cue to address the ball to best match their eye Loft Adjustability: 0, +1�, +1.5�, -1�, -1.5� Lie Adjustability

PING G425 Hybrids feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for hybrids is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 4 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Two of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei CK Pro Orange and Aldila's Rogue Black Hybrid round out the bunch.� PING G425 Hybrids Feature: Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance Tungsten back weight increases MOI nearly 4% for added forgiveness New 3-dot alignment feature provides golfers a visual cue to address the ball to best match their eye Loft Adjustability: 0, +1�, +1.5�, -1�, -1.5� Lie Adjustability

PING G425 Hybrids feature two key innovations known as Facewrap Technology and Spinsistency to deliver more distance and spin predictability.� Just as it sounds, Facewrap refers to the G425's face design that extends up and into the crown, as well as into the sole.� This unique design works in harmony with the thin, high-strength steel maraging face to provide increased flexing, resulting in greater distance and high launching shots. The most common miss-hit for hybrids is low on the face, which dramatically increases spin and kills distance potential.� In order to combat this problem, PING developed Spinsistency.� Spinsistency consists of a complex face curvature that modifies the roll profile, mainly low on the face, where the loft decreases approximately 2.5� to normalize spin and increase ball speed.� During PING's testing, human and robots alike displayed greatly improved distance, specifically on shots struck low on the face. With 4 stock shafts available, golfers of all skill levels can find a profile that marries perfectly with their swing.� Two of the stock offerings are PING's proprietary ALTA CB and Tour graphite shafts, while Mitsubishi's Tensei CK Pro Orange and Aldila's Rogue Black Hybrid round out the bunch.� PING G425 Hybrids Feature: Multi-Material Construction: 17-4 stainless steel body, maraging steel face, high-density tungsten back weight, lightweight aluminum/thermoplastic adjustable hosel Facewrap Technology: Thin, high-strength maraging steel face extends into the crown and sole to provide increased flexing for faster ball speed, greater distance and high launching shots Spinsistency: Complex face curvature with 2.5� less loft low on the face to normalize spin and increase ball speed for more distance Tungsten back weight increases MOI nearly 4% for added forgiveness New 3-dot alignment feature provides golfers a visual cue to address the ball to best match their eye Loft Adjustability: 0, +1�, +1.5�, -1�, -1.5� Lie Adjustability