Our recent test session with the new Ping i525 irons. GOLF. When golfers talk acoustics, it’s almost always in reference to how a driver sounds.

Ping's latest players-distance iron creates the best kind of ball speed: ... Drivers. Fairway Woods. Hybrids. Irons. Wedges. Putters. Apparel. ... Ping i525 irons: What you need to know.

Last year, Ping extended its G430 driver family by adding the G430 Max 10K to a group of drivers released in 2023 that included the G430 Max, G430 LST, and G430 SFT. The club added to the USGA’s ...

Ping hasn’t replaced the i500 irons in its retail lineup since 2018, but with Champ revealing the new i525 designs, that could change sometime in the future. For now, they’re just prototypes.

Ping’s recent iron releases (Blueprint, i59, i525) all have featured a machined tungsten screw in the toe for MOI (forgiveness) purposes. What remains to be seen is what’s going on underneath ...

PING engineers advanced the face technology of the G430 driver family by thinning the forged T9S+ titanium face of the G430 MAX 10K. The shallow face height and variable face thickness (VFT) are ...

From a distance perspective, the i230 features a hitting area that flexes more than the Ping Blueprint and i59 irons, which are solid steel, but it does not bend as much as the distance-oriented i525.

From a distance perspective, the i230 features a hitting area that flexes more than the Ping Blueprint and i59 irons, which are solid steel, but it does not bend as much as the distance-oriented i525.

From a distance perspective, the i230 features a hitting area that flexes more than the Ping Blueprint and i59 irons, which are solid steel, but it does not bend as much as the distance-oriented i525.

From a distance perspective, the i230 features a hitting area that flexes more than the Ping Blueprint and i59 irons, which are solid steel, but it does not bend as much as the distance-oriented i525.