Better Trajectory of the Ping G15 Irons

Sept. 28, 2011 - PRLog -- When I demoed both the G10 and G15 irons I was impressed by both, but especially the G15 because the trajectory was better than any I had ever experienced. I was not hitting balloon balls. The G10 irons worked well also, but for me, the trajectory was similar with both but the G15s were a little more forgiving and I actually preferred their feel.

The epicenter of the G15's technological advances is the new Custom Tuning Port (CTP). While the G10 had a CTP, Ping engineers reshaped and repositioned the CTP to save seven grams. The weight savings of a thinner face allowed the engineers move weight to the perimeter - particularly the toe - to improve forgiveness for off-center hits as well as increase MOI. Ping believes that these changes provide the proper structure and support to ensure distance control and solid feel.

There is a nice finish to all Ping clubs, the G15 irons are no exception. The almost rough finish to these cast irons is very cool in my book. The graphics on the back of the club face are interesting enough, but not overly distracting. They are very similar to the i15 graphics, and even the G10 line to some degree. You will not be seeing them while swinging the club, so the design of the backside of the club rarely influences my decision on a club purchase.

The big feature of the G15 Golf Clubs Sale line has to be the forgiveness. They are said to be one of the most forgiving iron they have made.  I would say that is probably true.  The whole face was hot and the sweet spot was huge.  The generous off-set helped square up the face at impact for the average golfer, but Ping balanced that off-set with that huge weight in the toe.  I was surprised that the G15 stock had a fade bias with those additional 7grams on the toe. If you fight the fade already, don’t cast these clubs aside, just get them swing weighted at D2 or heavier.  

Those are the two words that best describe what I get when I put the Ping G15 irons in play. The Golf Irons Sale are designed with the higher handicapper in mind. They feature a thick sole, extreme perimeter weighting, a thin face and a good amount of offset. The low center of gravity really helps get the ball in the air... and will often help with distance.

To look at them as a whole, the new G15 Irons from Ping quite simply are an exceptional addition to http://www.worldgolfsale.com/Golf-445-Ping-G15-Irons.html the market. In my opinion even good players could benefit from these clubs, not just mid to higher handicappers.

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