Tour wedge with maximum spin, control, and versatility. The PING s259 builds on the tour-proven s159 family and takes the short game even further. It delivers more spin, improved distance control, and a wider selection of lofts and grinds — making it easy to put together the ideal wedge combination for your swing and course conditions. A compact head with a Tour-preferred shape, a soft feel from 8620 carbon steel, and two performance finishes (Chrome / Midnight) make the s259 an elite tool for demanding players and ambitious recreational golfers alike.
Best suited for:
PING Alta CB Blue Graphite shaft — Soft Regular (65 g), Regular (72 g), Stiff (82 g)
Alternative shaft available on request.
PING Dyla-Grip
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- These are design specifications that may vary due to manufacturing tolerances.
- Lie angle is based on Black Color Code (black dot) at standard length.
- Standard swing weights shown are with the PING Z-Z115 steel shaft.
- Standard swing weights for graphite-shafted clubs are 2 to 3 points lighter than shown, depending on shaft flex.
- Achievable swing weights depend on shaft and grip combinations.
- Available in right-hand and left-hand models.
| Tour-Preferred Shape The head shape of this tour-winning design frames the ball perfectly at address. A refined hosel transition and a continuous sole groove help create a clean, square appearance. A larger elastomer insert delivers the Tour-preferred feel that players demand, all within an 8620 carbon steel head construction. | High Friction. High Spin. Wheel-cut grooves and a precision-milled face combine with PING's advanced face-blast technology to enhance the surface texture and maximise friction at impact, generating higher spin and improved control for a lower, more penetrating ball flight. Grooves are precision-milled to varying dimensions depending on loft — with 54°–62° options featuring more tightly spaced MicroMax grooves, and 46°–52° wedges milled with a 20-degree sidewall to maximise groove volume for greater control on full shots. | Performance Finishes All loft and grind combinations are available in performance-enhancing finishes, subject to regional availability. The proven Hydropearl 2.0 Chrome finish is hydrophobic, helping to repel moisture and improving control and consistency in wet conditions. Exclusively in Europe, the darker Midnight finish is offered solely on the S-Grind and provides an attractive, non-glare appearance at address. |
| B Grind The B Grind is tailored for shallow angles of attack and a square setup, featuring a low-bounce profile that stays close to the turf. The wider sole provides forgiveness on mishits in firmer conditions, for both full swings and delicate finesse shots. Available in 58°, 60°. | H Grind Inspired by the PING Wrx crescent grind, the H Grind delivers versatility in softer conditions. It accommodates a variety of face positions and hand placements, and supports steeper swing paths with outstanding turf interaction and control. Available in 54°, 56°, 58°, 60°. | S Grind The PING S Grind suits a wide range of players and conditions. The mid-bounce design supports square-face and full shots, while heel and trail-edge relief provides added creativity around the greens. Available in 46°, 48°, 50°, 52°, 54°, 56°, 58°, 60°. |
| W Grind Maximum forgiveness for full turf play. Best suited for steep angles of attack — often accompanied by significant shaft lean — and for players who prefer the look of a specialty wedge but want a little extra forgiveness in their scoring clubs. In the s259, 50° and 52° lofts have been added to best fit golfers with steeper attack angles needing lower-lofted wedges for optimal gapping. Available in 50°, 52°, 54°, 56°, 58°, 60°. | E Grind The Eye2-inspired mid-sole profile delivers softer, more controlled shots from closely mown surfaces around the green. The E Grind was re-shaped in the s259 to provide a more familiar look at address while maintaining high performance from the sand and slightly open-faced shots. A wider back-edge bounce preserves reliable, confidence-inspiring performance from bunkers. Available in 58°, 60°. | T Grind Features the lowest effective bounce at 6°. It is the most versatile option, with a steeper trail-edge relief that makes open-face shots easier to execute and control. The s259 T Grind's steeper trail edge allows the face to sit very low on open-face shots. Performs exceptionally well from tight lies in medium-firm to firm conditions. Available in 58°, 60°, 62°. |
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| Find Your Grind With the WebFit Wedge app you can quickly and easily find the s259 wedges that will help you get the most out of your game. Answer a few simple questions about your short game and the app will guide you to the right grind combination in minutes — no download, no login required. | Complete System Design The new Dyla-Grip and the lightweight steel Z-Z115 shaft are designed to improve wedge performance through hand-position indicators for greater versatility, and a low balance point for better head feel. The proprietary grip is ¾ inch longer with a reduced taper and features markers for gripping down, shaft lean, and face manipulation. The graphite PING Alta CB Blue shaft is lightweight, promotes control, and is well-suited for recreational players or those with a slower swing speed. |
The PING Colour Code Chart is a fitting tool used to determine the optimal iron specifications based on a golfer's physical measurements (height and wrist-to-floor distance) and swing dynamics. The chart uses a series of colour codes, each representing a specific combination of iron specifications such as lie angle and shaft length. Correct grip size should also be taken into account.
• LIE ANGLE: This is the angle between the shaft and the ground at address. The lie angle directly influences the direction the ball travels at impact — a lie angle that is too upright or too flat will cause the ball to miss its intended target.
• Shaft Length: Shaft length affects the golfer's posture, swing plane, and ultimately distance and accuracy. Longer shafts generally allow for greater distance but can reduce control, while shorter shafts may offer more precision at the cost of some distance.
• Grip Size: Grip size affects the golfer's comfort, feel, and control. Golfers with larger hands may prefer thicker grips for better control, while those with smaller hands may prefer thinner grips for a more sensitive feel.
Using the chart, golfers and fitting professionals can identify the correct colour code. For example, a taller golfer with a flatter swing may require a different colour code than a shorter golfer with a more upright swing plane.
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