Latest Ping Irons

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PING has a very good reputation for manufacturing some of the best clubs in the world with leading design for durability, distance and maximum control.

PING irons revolutionized the game of golf. PING were one of the first to use cavity back (perimeter weighted) club heads. All players will benefit from the forgiveness provided by PING’s perimeter weighting system on the cavity back Irons. Experienced players looking to improve accuracy and control will find the PING blade Irons provide maximum shot making capability.

PING Irons usually come with steel shafts for maximum feel, although graphite is available for players with slower swing speeds. Players with fast swings require a stiff shaft whilst slower swinging players require a more flexible, regular shaft. PING uses a coloured dot system to indicate the lie angle of its irons. Lie angle is the measurement of the angle between the sole of the club and the centreline of the shaft. Black is the code for standard lie. More upright colour codes are for taller golfers (blue 0.75° upright, yellow 1.5° upright, green 2.25° upright, white 3° upright, silver 3.75° upright & maroon 4.5° upright). More flatter colour codes are designed for the shorter golfers (red 0.75° flat, purple 1.5° flat, orange 2.25° flat, brown 3° flat & gold 3.75° flat).. The lie angle on any Ping irons can be changed at PING fitting centres and can be custom fit to each golfers requirements.

The current PING range of Irons comprises of the Rapture, G10, I10. The G10 and Rapture cavity backed irons provide maximum game-improvement features across the board, including larger club heads and wider soles. In the i10 model (mid-sized head, reduced offset) PING engineers achieve a balance of forgiveness and playability.

Ping are one of the only manufacturers who insist on custom fitting, this means that you cannot just order a set from the internet, you must first be measured to find out what clubs suit you in terms of shaft type, lie angle and length.

An important part of the custom fitting process is matching the proper iron design to your game. From multi-metal, maximum forgiveness technology to player-style models, PING irons provide a variety of design features to help lower your scores. Factors such as forgiveness, feel, control, head size and appearance are important considerations when choosing the iron that best fits your game. Each PING iron is engineered, manufactured and custom-fit with the same quality that has made PING a leader in iron technology for more than 40 years.

Ping G10

The 17-4 stainless steel G10 irons are engineered with extreme low toe weighting to increase the moment-of-inertia for added forgiveness and consistency. The large, perimeter-weighted head features a new cavity shape and wider sole.

The center of gravity is positioned away from the face and low in the club head to promote higher launching, lower spinning shots. By creating a new shape for the Custom Tuning Port (CTP), PING engineers stabilized the hitting area to produce consistent ball velocity across the entire club face. An elastomer CTP insert helps control vibration for a solid feel.

G10 Specifications

Ping Rapture

The wide-soled, perimeter weighted Rapture Iron relies on strategic use of titanium, steel and tungsten to create a high-performance, multi-metal iron. Careful analysis and application of each metal yields forgiveness and trajectory improvements while creating a face and cavity design that produces a solid, pleasing feel and sound.

Rapture Iron Specifications

Ping i10 Irons

The i10 irons are designed to appeal to golfers who prefer the look of a smaller, blade-style club but still rely on the forgiveness of a cavity back. Its compact head features reduced offset and a thin top rail to give it a players' iron look.

The rib structure of the Custom Tuning Port (CTP) stabilizes the face and improves feel and consistency. Weight savings from the new cavity and face structure is positioned on the low toe to provide a high moment-of-inertia for its blade length. Its center of gravity location creates a low, penetrating ball flight.

i10 Specifications