Because of the uniqueness of each number, it also encodes the history of each club, and Ping keeps track of when the club was made, its full description and whether it has been stolen. You can receive this information by calling Ping's serial number phone number and reporting the full serial number of the club you have or have lost.

We’re sorry you’re not 100% satisfied with your product. You can make a return within 30 days of the order placement date, for a full refund on the value of the product plus taxes. Shipping and handling charges are not refundable. All refunds will be made on the original form of payment.

Product must be in new, unused, unaltered condition, in the original packaging with labels and tags attached. Please contact a PING customer service agent at or email us at to obtain your PING return authorization number and receive further instructions.

PING Customer Service Monday-Friday, 7:30am-3:30pm MST (DST not observed). Due to the high volume of requests that we receive for free/complimentary products, the cost of honoring all such requests would be prohibitive. Because we do not want to discriminate by honoring some requests and not others, it is our company policy to refrain from providing free/complimentary products to consumers. PING offers a purchase program to qualifying charitable organizations. Please observe the following requirements when making your request. Written request must be mailed to PING (may be e-mailed or faxed) 60 days prior to the event. Requests must include the following: • When and where the event is. • Who is benefitting from the proceeds?

• What the event would like to purchase from PING. • How those items will be used. • If the organization is exempt from paying state sales and use tax we must have a copy of the state tax/ use tax exemption certificate. Include the charitable organization’s ID number.

• Attach an event flyer. Submission of the preceding information does not guarantee that the opportunity to purchase product directly from PING will be approved. PING reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to approve or deny any requests. Send mail to Tournament Operations, PING, P. Box 82000, Phoenix, Arizona, and fax to (602) 687-4490 or e-mail to.

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Ping, Tracert, and Nslookup Tutorial Ping, Tracert, and Nslookup Tutorial Ping NOTE: The content on this page is partially copied from R. Scott Perry's website, DNS Oversimplified: Ping is like a network echolocation mechanism. Ping stands for 'Packet INternet Groper.' An Internet utility used to determine whether a particular IP address is reachable online by sending out a packet and waiting for a response. Ping is used to test and debug a network as well as see if a user or server is online.

Ping sends ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets to any network addressable host (i.e. A server, a gateway router, etc.). The piece of equipment must be IP (Internet Protocol) addressable in order for ping to work Ping Usage Ping is useful for determining whether a host is up and running on the network.

Ping returns information regarding the hosts response to the ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets. Ping Syntax Ping on Windows machine sends four datagram packets to be delivered: ping hostname -or- ping nn.nn.nn.nn where nn.nn.nn.nn is an IP address. For example: ping localhost -or- ping 127.0.0.1 Ping Errors unknown host hostname Most likely cause: the host you pinged isn't a valid fully qualified domain name. The host you pinged is a valid fully qualified domain name, but ping could not establish a network connection to it. Could be that the host is down. Another possibility is that your local machine has fallen off the network. Maybe the local gateway router is down.

Another error: 4 packets transmitted, 3 packets received, 25% packet loss Don't be too alarmed by packet losses. Any loss under 50-60% might be normal for a heavily loaded network circuit. Resolving Problems If you can ping an IP host on a different network, it suggests that both hosts have TCP/IP correctly initialized and configured, and that routing between the networks is also configured correctly. In cases where you cannot ping a remote host, don't jump to the conclusion that the remote host is unavailable or misconfigured, though it might be, the problem may also be a configuration issue with the source host, or potentially some routing-related (or physical connectivity) issue between the two. As a general rule, use the following steps to determine the source of connectivity issues between your PC and a remote system: • Assuming that your IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway are correct, attempt to ping a host on a different subnet. If this fails, one possibility is that routing is not configured correctly. • If pinging a remote host fails, attempt to ping your default gateway.