PING clubs get been referred to as ugly for years. Honestly, I believe PING almost took pride as statement claiming that they chose brains over beauty. Then again, this G15s are not ugly. As if the engineers collaborated with the artist to style the club's cavity, this recent red, black, together with silver color scheme highlights the new Custom Tuning Port. Those colors are both subtle and attractive.
The Ping G15 irons come in 3-9, plus pitching wedge, U-wedge (gap wedge), sand wedge and lob wedge. The are available in steel shafts (stock: Ping AWT) and graphite shafts ((TFC 149i).
These are the high-MOI, high-launch game improvement irons in the arsenal of Ping's new club series. Stainless steel clubheads incorporate "custom tuning ports" (CTP) in the cavity backs, increasing the perimeter weighting. A thinner clubface allows more weight to be moved to the toe, helping with mis-hits, and the Ping G15 irons also boast wider soles.
These irons have stronger lofts than more traditionally designed Ping iron sets, but the company says the low and deep center of gravity keeps the launch angle high.
In terms of forgiveness, the performance of the PING G15 Black Dot Irons was very impressive. Off the fairway the clubs were so accurate, and the golf ball always held its line very well once airbourne. Anyone who has trouble hitting enough greens in regulation could certainly see some benefit in using these irons.
It really is very difficult to send an approach shot offline with these clubs, whether it's a good swing or a bad swing that you've made.
With regards to distance, we found that the G15 irons were far superior to the earlier G10s. While the G10 irons could quite often give you about 10 yards less than you'd expect in each club, even on decent strikes. The G15s seem to generally give about 10 yards more for each club instead.
The sound at impact when you catch the ball well is very crisp and solid, and it's not too bad when you don't cach the ball that well either. You just hardly ever get that horrible stingy feedback that some iron sets can give.
For a person that brings not played a PING iron in fairly a whilst, establishing on the G15s might be fairly a shock to the system. Literally, no matter what angle you appear at this club, that wide sole - that is even wider than prior to - was unavoidable. For some people this is as seeing a mustache on the Mona Lisa. For others, that bulge could be that finishing touch needed to inspire encouragement. This can be likely going to get this feature that may figure out your disdain or devotion towards the G15s.
Overall, conventional or traditional were never words that entered my head but that combination of your recent color scheme together with Custom Tuning Port generate this club quite striking and a substantial improvement more than the G10.
The Ping G15 irons come in 3-9, plus pitching wedge, U-wedge (gap wedge), sand wedge and lob wedge. The are available in steel shafts (stock: Ping AWT) and graphite shafts ((TFC 149i).
These are the high-MOI, high-launch game improvement irons in the arsenal of Ping's new club series. Stainless steel clubheads incorporate "custom tuning ports" (CTP) in the cavity backs, increasing the perimeter weighting. A thinner clubface allows more weight to be moved to the toe, helping with mis-hits, and the Ping G15 irons also boast wider soles.
These irons have stronger lofts than more traditionally designed Ping iron sets, but the company says the low and deep center of gravity keeps the launch angle high.
In terms of forgiveness, the performance of the PING G15 Black Dot Irons was very impressive. Off the fairway the clubs were so accurate, and the golf ball always held its line very well once airbourne. Anyone who has trouble hitting enough greens in regulation could certainly see some benefit in using these irons.
It really is very difficult to send an approach shot offline with these clubs, whether it's a good swing or a bad swing that you've made.
With regards to distance, we found that the G15 irons were far superior to the earlier G10s. While the G10 irons could quite often give you about 10 yards less than you'd expect in each club, even on decent strikes. The G15s seem to generally give about 10 yards more for each club instead.
The sound at impact when you catch the ball well is very crisp and solid, and it's not too bad when you don't cach the ball that well either. You just hardly ever get that horrible stingy feedback that some iron sets can give.
For a person that brings not played a PING iron in fairly a whilst, establishing on the G15s might be fairly a shock to the system. Literally, no matter what angle you appear at this club, that wide sole - that is even wider than prior to - was unavoidable. For some people this is as seeing a mustache on the Mona Lisa. For others, that bulge could be that finishing touch needed to inspire encouragement. This can be likely going to get this feature that may figure out your disdain or devotion towards the G15s.
Overall, conventional or traditional were never words that entered my head but that combination of your recent color scheme together with Custom Tuning Port generate this club quite striking and a substantial improvement more than the G10.
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