The Ping S259 Wedges are built for golfers who want more control where it counts most - inside 120 yards and around the greens. With tour-inspired shaping, refined sole grinds and a high-friction face designed for reliable spin, the S259 range is made to help you play more scoring shots with confidence. Whether you prefer a simple, square setup or you like to open the face and get creative, there is an S259 option to match your technique and turf conditions.
At address, the S259 wedge delivers a compact, confidence-boosting profile that frames the ball neatly. The refined hosel transition and crisp leading edge create a square, controlled look behind the ball, helping you commit to the shot - from full approaches to delicate greenside play.
Spin is only useful if it is predictable, and the S259 is designed to produce repeatable results on a wide range of strikes. A precision-machined face and wheel-cut grooves work together to increase friction at impact, helping the ball grab and check on both full shots and touch shots. Groove geometry is optimised by loft to help maintain consistent launch and spin through the set.
One wedge does not suit every golfer, so the S259 range is built around multiple sole grinds to suit different attack angles and course conditions. Golfers with a steeper delivery often benefit from more bounce and sole width for added forgiveness through the turf, while players with a shallower strike typically prefer a lower-bounce option for clean contact. If you like to manipulate the face for different shot shapes, a grind with additional heel and trailing edge relief can make opening the face feel effortless.
The S259 range includes performance-driven finish choices designed to keep your wedge looking sharp and performing consistently. The Hydropearl 2.0 Chrome finish is engineered to repel moisture, helping maintain spin and control in damp conditions. A darker, anti-glare option is available on selected models and grinds (subject to regional availability), offering a clean look preferred by many golfers in bright light.
For the best scoring results, your wedges should be built around consistent distance gaps and the shots you face most often. Many golfers start by matching the first wedge loft to their pitching wedge, then add a gap wedge and a sand wedge to cover full and partial distances. A higher-lofted option can then be added for short-sided shots, bunkers or higher-spinning pitches when you need the ball to stop quickly. If you are unsure, a simple wedge fitting can quickly confirm the best loft gaps and grind choices for your swing.
| Club | Loft | Length | Lie Angle | Offset | Effective Bounce | Swingweight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 46/S-12 | 46° | 35 1/2" | 64.0° | 0.02" | 12.0° | D2 |
| 48/S-12 | 48° | 35 1/2" | 64.0° | 0.02" | 12.0° | D2 |
| 50/S-12 | 50° | 35 1/2" | 64.0° | 0.02" | 12.0° | D2 |
| 50/W-14 | 50° | 35 1/2" | 64.0° | 0.02" | 14.0° | D2 |
| 52/S-12 | 52° | 35 1/2" | 64.0° | 0.02" | 12.0° | D2 |
| 52/W-14 | 52° | 35 1/2" | 64.0° | 0.02" | 14.0° | D2 |
| 54/S-12 | 54° | 35 1/4" | 64.3° | 0.02" | 12.0° | D3 |
| 54/W-14 | 54° | 35 1/4" | 64.3° | 0.02" | 14.0° | D3 |
| 54/H-10 | 54° | 35 1/4" | 64.3° | 0.02" | 10.0° | D3 |
| 56/S-12 | 56° | 35 1/4" | 64.3° | 0.02" | 12.0° | D3 |
| 56/W-14 | 56° | 35 1/4" | 64.3° | 0.02" | 14.0° | D3 |
| 56/H-10 | 56° | 35 1/4" | 64.3° | 0.02" | 10.0° | D3 |
| 58/S-10 | 58° | 35" | 64.5° | 0.02" | 10.0° | D4 |
| 58/W-14 | 58° | 35" | 64.5° | 0.02" | 14.0° | D4 |
| 58/E-8 | 58° | 35" | 64.5° | 0.06" | 8.0° | D4 |
| 58/T-6 | 58° | 35" | 64.5° | 0.02" | 6.0° | D4 |
| 58/H-8 | 58° | 35" | 64.5° | 0.02" | 8.0° | D4 |
| 58/B-8 | 58° | 35" | 64.5° | 0.02" | 8.0° | D4 |
| 60/S-10 | 60° | 35" | 64.5° | 0.02" | 10.0° | D4 |
| 60/W-14 | 60° | 35" | 64.5° | 0.02" | 14.0° | D4 |
| 60/E-8 | 60° | 35" | 64.5° | 0.02" | 8.0° | D4 |
| 60/T-6 | 60° | 35" | 64.5° | 0.02" | 6.0° | D4 |
| 60/H-8 | 60° | 35" | 64.5° | 0.02" | 8.0° | D4 |
| 60/B-8 | 60° | 35" | 64.5° | 0.02" | 8.0° | D4 |
| 62/T-6 | 62° | 35" | 64.5° | 0.02" | 6.0° | D4 |
The Ping S259 range offers multiple sole grinds, each designed to suit different swing types, turf conditions and shot preferences. Selecting the correct grind plays a major role in how the wedge interacts with the ground, helping you strike the ball more consistently and control trajectory, spin and contact from a variety of lies.
Higher-bounce and wider sole options are ideal for golfers with a steeper angle of attack or those who regularly play on softer turf, as they help prevent the club digging into the ground. Lower-bounce grinds are better suited to shallower swings and firmer conditions, allowing the leading edge to sit closer to the turf for clean, precise contact. For players who like to open the face and play creative shots, selected S259 grinds feature additional heel and trailing edge relief, making it easier to manipulate the clubface without raising the leading edge.
Choosing the right grind helps improve turf interaction, increases consistency on partial shots and builds confidence around the greens. To make the process simple, Ping's WebFit Wedge Tool provides personalised loft and grind recommendations based on your swing delivery, typical misses and course conditions, helping you build an S259 setup that truly fits the way you play.
Do I need a specific grind?
Grind choice depends on how you deliver the club and the turf you play on most. A wedge fitting, or Ping's WebFit tool, is a great starting point if you are unsure.
Are the S259 wedges good for bunker play?
Yes. With multiple loft and bounce options available across the range, you can build a setup that gives you confidence from different sand types and lies.
Will these wedges suit mid-handicap golfers?
Absolutely. The S259 wedges are designed to offer control and feel without being overly demanding, making them a strong option for a wide range of abilities.
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