PING’s irons are engineered to achieve higher and farther ball flight with incredible stopping power, made even better by a pleasing sound and feel.

Jan 11, 2016 · Ping’s G irons debut the company’s new AWT 2.0 shafts, made by Nippon, which have an ascending-weight design. In the R flex, shaft weights range from approximately 95 grams (4 iron) to 105 grams (wedges). In the S flex, weights range from 100-110 grams. In the X flex, the weights range from 115-123 grams. G Iron Specs. Related

Feb 25, 2016 · PING is making it increasingly difficult to not bag their G irons. Over the past two generations, they’ve kept the trademark forgiveness, added distance, and made them look almost as good as the I irons. No matter what your skill level, the new G irons are worth a swing.

Jan 21, 2016 · Golf Monthly's Ping G irons review, the new iron with Cor-Eye technology and extra forgiveness to help golfers achieve more distance and accuracy. On the face of it, these irons are very similar to the recently-launched super game improver Ping GMax irons.

The stock shaft is True Temper’s new Dynamic Gold Mid 100 in multiple flexes, and the slightly heavier Dynamic Gold Mid 115 is a no-upcharge option. Their stiffer mid-section and softer tip promote higher launch and spin with a stable feel.

Mar 16, 2016 · PING on the new G Irons: G irons are heat treated using a specialized process, creating a Hyper 17-4 alloy that is 40% stronger than traditional 17-4 SS. This allows the faces to be thinner and provide four times the face flexing with improved stability.

Ping G irons – 8-iron. Spin: 6012 rpms; Launch Angle: 30.5* Dispersion: 3.1 yds; Club Head Speed: 82.2 mph; Ball Speed: 105.8 mph; Total Distance: 164.9 yds; Carry Distance: 155.7 yds

PING created a new category -- the Crossover -- to combine the precision, workability and control of an iron with the speed and forgiveness of a hybrid. It's not a driving iron; the Crossover is far more forgiving, higher launching and more versatile.

Oct 28, 2016 · The new PING G irons are packed with technology aimed at helping the average golfer gain more distance and hit the ball with more consistency. The first of these technologies is what the company calls COR-Eye.

4 days ago · Ping G Golf Irons Review: Tech. The Ping G irons are heat treated to make the heads 40% stronger than the 17-4 SS Ping traditionally use in their irons. COR-Eye technology behind the face encourages more of the face, top rail …