Ping G10 Irons Review
Ping is known for its innovative designs for game improvement irons, and the Ping G10 Irons are the latest in its series of clubs geared towards making the game more pleasurable for high handicappers.
One of the design secrets is the large and deep cavity. This allows more discretionary weight to be shifted to the perimeter of the club, leading to a higher MOI and more forgiveness. This approach, which the company calls "Extreme Toe Weighting," gives the Ping G10 Irons a clubface that can transform an off-center hit into an effective approach shot.
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In addition, because the center of gravity is towards the lower sole of the club, it is engineered to secure a high launch angle and reduced spin, which helps control the flight of the ball. There's also an elastomer CTP insert that adds stability in the hitting area, decreases vibration, and offers a smoother feel.
Much like most Ping products, the Ping G10 irons offer a lot of customization features as well. The company’s custom fitting service can ensure that each golfer gets a set of clubs designed specifically with them in mind, and there are a number of grips and shafts available. At a suggested retail price of between $699-899, these irons can help take strokes off the scoresheet for mid- and high-handicappers.
