Ping G25 Irons Appeal to Players of All Abilities
G25 irons play a full club longer than my old Ping K15 Irons. I have seen a real improvement in my iron play. I was glad to see the sole of the G25 had been decreased. It is no longer distracting or heavy and it performs great. You can still work the ball either way and can hit it high or low. It gets the ball up with ease and mishits are not as bad as my previous clubs. Distance is great with Ping's G series. I really like my new clubs and if you are in the market for a good iron, you will too.
When it came to performance the G25's delivered on many promises. They offered a well-balanced combination of distance, forgiveness, consistency, and playability. What set them apart from the pack in my eyes was the package in which they were delivered. While they will never be mistaken for a player's iron, the G25's have a profile that offers a little more compactness than some competitors. The offset remains substantial, but the top line and finish do impart a sleek look that many will appreciate. Those players looking for higher ball flight, ample forgiveness, and above average distance in a smaller appearing iron would definitely benefit from taking a look at them.
I think all of the changes that Ping made to the ping g25 for sale over the Ping G20 were all very good changes. Starting from the darker finish, thinner top line, thinner sole, reduced offset, and all the performance enhancements they made with the change to the CTP. All of these changes are improvements that will help the clubs not only appeal to the loyal PING G series followers but also convincing some better players to give them a try.
The offer game-improvement technology - high trajectory, distance, and extreme forgiveness - in a sleeker head that inspires confidence. A custom-engineered face structure ensures a solid feel and distance with control. Progressive sole widths help optimize CG placement for accurate distance gapping. In appearance and performance, these 17-4 stainless steel designs will appeal to golfers of all abilities.
With a new CTP that elevates forgiveness, and support bars to ensure a solid feel with distance control, these game-improvement irons are long and accurate. PING Senior Design Engineer Marty Jertson says the G25 will appeal to players of all abilities.Because Ping uses stainless steel, the irons when they come out of the box have such a great look to them. Because PING has chosen to give the Ping G25 irons(http://www.shop60.co.uk/Ping-G25-Irons-Graphite-3-9PS-59.html) a darker finish this look is now enhanced. The first thing you notice about the new irons is the darker finish which I would describe as a cross between the old grey PING iron color and almost black color that gun metal color that some irons have. My guess is that this finish is likely to fade a bit as the irons get used over time, but this will likely give them a bit of character in your bag. I believe Ping made a good choice here.
The G25 golf clubs for sale from Ping is awesome.At present, I have the G25 driver, 2 fairways, and G25 irons with graphite shafts.Very well designed and easy to play. I like the thinner top edge and they feel great.