Which is why we were intrigued to check out Ping’s new i525 irons, which the company says produce big-time performance along with a more pleasing sound than its previous iron line, the i500s.

Ping i525 irons: What you need to know. By E. Michael Johnson. February 08, 2022 WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Ping takes its players-distance iron and updates it with a more flexible face that delivers ...

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.

This isn’t the first time Ping has added a maraging steel face to one of its irons — i525’s predecessor, i500, featured a C300 maraging steel face — but instead of simply cranking up the ...

For ClubTest 2022, we tested five new Ping irons with the help of a state-of-the-art robot. ... Ping i525 irons. Brand new face technology increases speed, distance and control in these new irons.

What improvements do Ping's i525 irons offer relative to the i500 line? In the latest edition of Proving Ground, we put the i525s to the test.

Ping i525 Irons A new ballistic face design that increases speed, distance and control combines with a targeted polymer to provide better feel and sound. $187.50/club from Fairway Jockey ...

Micromax grooves, the same ones found on i525 and i59, are more compact and take up less space than a traditional Ping groove, resulting in an average of four additional grooves per club to help ...

Ping refrained from offering full details on the iron design, but it’s safe to assume i525 is a replacement for i500. The hollow blade-style i500 featured a C300 managing-steel face that gave it ...

More distance, plus better feel and sound, are what golfers will find with PING’s new i525 irons. It’s the newest entry in the lineup of PING irons and are available for PING custom fittings ...

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 ...