The eight positions
Trajectory Tuning 2.0 provides a standard setting, two higher-loft positions, two lower-loft positions, and three flat positions. The full loft range is ±1.5°.
What the flat settings do
PING states that the adapter can move lie up to 3° flatter. A flatter lie can move expected start direction toward the fade side.
Why some fields say not published
PING does not assign a numeric lie delta to each individual position on these product pages, so per-position lie values remain null.
A practical test
Use regular plus or minus positions when trajectory is the main issue. Use a flat position when the start line or left-side miss is the priority, then compare several shots.
Verified table
PING Trajectory Tuning 2.0 settings
Matching-hand adapters use the same relative designations.
| Setting | Loft | Lie | Face / designation |
|---|---|---|---|
| O | 0° | Standard-position family; exact per-position lie change not published | Not published as a measured value |
| +1.0 | +1° | Standard-position family; exact per-position lie change not published | Not published as a measured value |
| +1.5 | +1.5° | Standard-position family; exact per-position lie change not published | Not published as a measured value |
| -1.0 | -1° | Standard-position family; exact per-position lie change not published | Not published as a measured value |
| -1.5 | -1.5° | Standard-position family; exact per-position lie change not published | Not published as a measured value |
| F | 0° | Flat setting; PING publishes up to 3° flatter | Not published as a measured value |
| F+ | +1° | Flat setting; PING publishes up to 3° flatter | Not published as a measured value |
| F- | -1° | Flat setting; PING publishes up to 3° flatter | Not published as a measured value |
Primary documentation