Used Ping I5 Iron Set Right-handed Steel Regular Discount
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The Ping i5 iron is a mid-size iron with less offset and a thinner top-line than the G5 iron model. The larger tuning ports stabilize the face of the club head, and improve sound and feel. The set’s enhanced perimeter weighting increases the moment of inertia for longer, straighter distance, particularly on off-center hit. A radiused leading edge ensures consistent, solid impact through the hitting area.
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I’ve been going to the local golf shop and trying out the i15′s and really like them a lot…it seems a lot easier to get solid contact on the 3-5 irons, but I’ve noticed that I don’t get the same feeling from a really solid hit like I did on the old Hogans (relics they may be ). I also don’t have the ability to try them out at a range to see the ball flight, but I can normally tell from the feel of the club whether or not I at least hit a solid shot that would go where I wanted.
Before I buy, are there any other comparables out there that I should give a try? I’m about a 15-18 handicap golfer, but mainly due to putting…I’m normally on and putting for par about 12 holes per round, and when I’m not in that situation, it’s usually because I put my second shot 100 yards up and 30 yards to the right/left!
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!
As a side note, I have been playing with these Hogans for about 5 years now, so I am used to playing with very, very difficult irons. I actually took my 5 iron in to the store to compare with the i15 in the indoor range and that difference was unbelievable. Three people actually gave me a hard time about my club!
Here’s also a good review of the i15s.
http://thesandtrap.com/b/clubs/ping_i15_irons_review
Thanks in advance!!
But, you should go to a golf store and hit them both to see which you like better.
does anyone know ?
Thanks,
What’s more, driver technology hasn’t changed since 2006; it’s been maxed out in every conceivable (and useful) means since then. Yes, there’s the adjustability thing, but if you’re properly fitted in the first place, that’d be taken care of regardless if you went with an adjustable or standard hosel. Iron and wedge technology hasn’t evolved in an even longer time… well, it has, but the results have been unacceptable (in the form of either “too bulky”, too blocky”, or “just plain ugly”) to the golfing public, so the innovations get only one production run and are scrapped out for something more “normal” looking (think the Nike SuMo irons, or the Cobra S9 irons- the one with the plastic topline).
If you’re dad bought all of his clubs at the same time, you’re going to have the most up-to-date set technologically possible. Just get them retrofitted to your swing and body type. They’ll last you for a LONG time.
P.S. I’ve played a Ping driver and fairway woods before as well.
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