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Ping G15 irons and PING G10 Irons

admin — Tue, 23 Aug 2011 04:18:21 +0000

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Ping G15 irons

Included: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, PW,SW- Total 9 Clubs
Available Dexterity: Right
Available Gender: Mens
Graphite(hundred%) Shaft: TFC 149 I Graphite
Steel Shaft: 1. Royal Precision Rifle Project X
2. Dynamic Gold Steel by True Temper
3. N.S.PRO 950
Shaft Flex: Regular &ere; Stiff
Length: Standard Mens circumference
Grip: Ping
Serial No: Laser Stamped
Come with: Headcover
Shipping: Boxes Packing

Our Factory offering reservoir : Adjust the Length of Clubs as Customer’s postulation at this Item

PING G15 Irons, We Supply the Following:

1. Ping G15 irons-Graphite/Regular/Men/RH
2. Ping G15 irons-Graphite/Stiff/Men/RH
3. Ping G15 irons-Dynamic Gold R300 Steel/Regular/Men/RH
4. Ping G15 irons-Dynamic Gold S300 Steel/Stiff/Men/RH
5. Ping G15 irons-Precision Project X 5. Steel/Men/RH
6. Ping G15 irons-Precision Project X 5.5 Steel/Men/RH
7. Ping G15 irons-Precision Project X 6. Steel/Men/RH
8. Ping G15 irons-Precision Project X 6.5 Steel/Men/RH
9. Ping G15 irons-N.S.PRO 950 R Steel/Regular/Men/RH
10. Ping G15 irons-N.S.PRO 950 S Steel/Stiff/Men/RH

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PING G10 Irons

Included: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, P, W- Total 9 Clubs
Available Dexterity: Right Hand
Available Gender: Mens
Graphite(hundred%)Shaft: PING TFC 129I Graphite
Steel Shaft: 1. Royal Precision Rifle Project X
2. Dynamic Gold Steel by True Temper
3. N.S.PRO 950
Shaft Flex: Regular &ere; Stiff
Length: Standard Mens circumference
Grip: PING
Serial No: Laser Stamped
Condition: Brand New in Plastic
Come with: Headcover
Shipping: Boxes Packing

Our Factory offering supply : Adjust the Length of Clubs as Customer’s petition at this Item

PING G10 Irons, We Supply the Following:

1. PING G10 Irons-Graphite/Regular/Men/RH
2. PING G10 Irons-Graphite/Stiff/Men/RH
3. PING G10 Irons-Dynamic Gold R300 Steel/Regular/Men/RH
4. PING G10 Irons-Dynamic Gold S300 Steel/Stiff/Men/RH
5. PING G10 Irons-Precision Project X 5. Steel/Men/RH
6. PING G10 Irons-Precision Project X 5.5 Steel/Men/RH
7. PING G10 Irons-Precision Project X 6. Steel/Men/RH
8. PING G10 Irons-Precision Project X 6.5 Steel/Men/RH
9. PING G10 Irons-N.S.PRO 950 R Steel/Regular/Men/RH
10. PING G10 Irons-N.S.PRO 950 S Steel/Stiff/Men/RH

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Ping G5 Irons

admin — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 08:04:51 +0000

Ping G5 Irons

The Ping G5 irons have a bass undercut cavity design that positions the center of gravity off from the face for straighter midtohigh ball flight. The wider soles of the Ping G5 irons assist get the ball airborne while the big Custom Tuning Port stabilizes the face and dampens vibration to ensure a hearty experience. The Ping G5 irons made the 2006 Golf Digest Hot List.

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Why do some ping G5 irons have USA above the G5 badge on the back of the clubs?

admin — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 20:15:36 +0000

by aka*Travz

Question by Bodie: Why do some ping G5 irons have USA above the G5 badge on the back of the clubs?
On the back of the G5 clubs, there is a small badge which has the G5 logo on. I’ve noticed that some have a small USA logo above the G5 and wondered if these were a different spec or just for the US market!

Best answer:

Answer by rberrido
Ping is the ONLY golf brand that manufactures al of its equipment inside USA. All the other brands are some mede in China completly, some are asembled in USA. In 2007 the golf equipment market was hit hard by counterfeit equipment. They all came from China. Ping was the toughest clubs to counterfeit because it was made 100% in the USA, but they did made a couple of low quality clubs in China. Ping decided to play a little bit with the design of the G5 by placing a small USA logo on the back just to make it a little bit more dificult to clone, copy or counterfeit.

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Forging forgiveness

admin — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 00:25:58 +0000

Game-improvement technology finds a home in forged irons.

Spice up forged irons with a bit of technology, and what do you have? A new breed of irons made for traditionalists preferring the classic look of blades but no longer owning the game to match.

In the past, manufacturers relied on the casting process to manufacture clubs with optimum forgiveness. Casting involves pouring liquid metals into molds to create irons with large cavities, a key to game improvement. Forging, on the other hand, requires the shaping of an already solid block of metal into the desired form, which makes creating deep cavities difficult.

Despite the challenges, designers have found ways to add forgiveness to forgings. MACGREGOR’s MacTec forged M685 ($700, macgregorgolf.com), TITLEIST’s 775.CB ($750, titleist.com) and BEN HGOGAN’s new Apex Edge iron ($800, benhogan.com) infuse game improvement by forging pieces of the clubhead separately.

Hogan’s Apex Edge iron is forged from 1020 carbon steel, and its 180-degree undercut channel allows designers to push the center of gravity (CG) low and deep. The back wall of the cavity is parallel to the face and is laser welded to the face.

Titleist adds game-improvement features to its new 775.CB irons where golfers need help: in the long irons. The oversize clubhead combines a stainless-steel body with a thin face insert, which the company says allows 20 grams to be moved to the perimeter and sole, creating a low and deep CG. To combat the harsh feel of the thin face, designers added an aluminum dampener bar to reduce vibration and improve feel.

MacGregor builds its M685 molds with the input of Don White, the legendary club grinder from Albany, Ga. White produces the final shape before shipping the clubhead to the company’s Asian factory. The one-piece short irons are forged from a softer carbon steel than the two-piece long irons (3-iron to 6-iron).

“The face and hosel are forged as one unit to improve feel,” says Jim Bode, MacGregor’s vice president of research and development. “The center of the face is 10 points harder than its perimeter, which means the face will give as much for a shot hit off-center as one hit off the sweet spot.”

Most golfers miss that sweet spot, but the consequences lessen as designers continue to package forgiveness in new ways.

Sneak Peek
A first look at what the insiders are showing off CLEVELAND is using a geometric departure (a scooped-out crown design) in its new HiBore driver to help push the center of gravity more in line with the center of the clubface. The prototype has been in the hands of Vijay Singh, Jerry Kelly and David Toms (This is Toms’, by the way.), and the finished product should be in stores this spring.

Ping G5 Irons

admin — Fri, 08 May 2009 22:51:04 +0000

Ping G5 Irons

The large head and wide sole

of the G5 Iron provides forgiveness and consistency across the club face.
By designing a deeper, parallel cavity, the sole is widened to allow the center of gravity (CG)
to be positioned lower and further from the face for higher launching, more accurate results.
The large Custom Tuning Port (CTP) stabilizes the face and dampens vibration to ensure a solid, pleasing feel.

G5 Specifications

Iron	Length	Loft	Lie	Offset	Bounce
2	39.25″	18.5°	58.67°	.32″	-3.0°
3	38.75″	21.0°	59.32°	.30″	-2.0°
4	38.25″	24.0°	60.02°	.29″	0.0°
5	37.75″	27.0°	60.75°	.28″	1.0°
6	37.25″	30.5°	61.50°	.26″	4.0°
7	36.75″	34.0°	62.28°	.25″	6.0°
8	36.25″	38.0°	63.10°	.24″	8.0°
9	35.75″	42.0°	63.95°	.23″	10.0°
PW	35.50″	46.0°	64.38°	.21″	11.0°
UW	35.50″	50.0°	64.38°	.19″	12.0°
SW	35.25″	54.0°	64.70°	.17″	13.0°
LW	35.00″	58.0°	65.11°	.15″	14.0°