Ping i5 Irons Review
Most irons are geared towards one of two types of golfers, the high-handicapper who needs a lot of extra help on the golf course, or the low-handicapper who wants something close to what the pros use. The Ping i5 Irons are designed to suit a more underserved market -- those mid-handicappers who fall somewhere close to the middle of the two extremes.
The Ping i5 Irons look like a Tour-caliber club, featuring a cast stainless steel clubhead and a reduced offset. However, it also has the large custom tuning port that helps ensure an optimal center of gravity while improving the feel and dampening the vibration. The company's customization ensures that the shaft and launch/lie combinations are ideally suited to each individual's game, making them among the most playable clubs available. They offer those players who are just developing their shot-shaping ability a set of irons that will also forgive mis-hits.
 LH PING i5 3456789PW IRONS IRON i 5 Left 3 PW  US $.99
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 PING i5 6 iron BLACK DOT Golf Club CS LITE i 5 NICE US $39.00
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 1968 1976 Vintage Early PING KARSTEN I 5 Iron US $39.95
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 PING KARSTEN I 5 iron Orange Dot GOLF CLUB US $39.95
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 Ping i5 Irons Six 6 Iron Golf Club i 5 i 5 US $45.00
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 Ping i5 i 5 White Dot 9 Iron CS Lite Stiff Steel Shaft US $54.99
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Ping's i5 Irons have a suggested retail price of $1100. They may not be the cheapest on the market, but they blend nicely with Ping's G5 series for high handicappers and the high-end S-Series clubs to form a middle ground that will please many who are currently looking for a user-friendly and reliable set of irons.
