Designed to bridge the gap between Blueprint S and the i530, the i240 offers refined sound and feel, trajectory control, and more forgiveness in the long and mid-irons. The deep dive: At ...

The i240 is a true cavity-back iron that will appeal to better players. A lower center-of-gravity position delivers a higher ball flight for more shot-stopping ability. The multi-material badge not ...

Why are the new Ping i240 irons a game-changer? Here are five things to know about the new irons after testing at Ping.

Ping’s new iDi driving iron is a fast, high-launching long iron alternative built for better players. Here are three things ...

Availability/Price: The iDi is available immediately for custom fittings at Ping retail shops. Cost of the irons is $295 each ...

As of now, Ping isn’t releasing any information on the new irons, but we can make some initial assumptions based on in-hand photos from Jack’s place. i240 irons Ping i240 irons from all angles.

In addition to helping golfers hit longer shots, the G440 irons actually are 1/8” longer than the G430s, making it easier to hit the ball higher. According to Ping, longer shafts also makes it ...

Ping also made the 4-, 5- and 6-irons an eighth of an inch longer than standard. It’s a small change and some players might not notice it, but longer clubs can help players generate faster swings.

1. Distance and control When it comes to a game-improvement iron, distance is a given, and most models in this category excel at delivering it. But with the G440, Ping took a new approach ...

The Deep Dive: With the release of the Ping G440 irons, the Phoenix-based equipment maker has updated and refined the game-improvement G430 irons, giving the new clubs a more premium look. But don’t ...