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    PING Irons

    • ⯆ FAQs

      Which PING irons are best for me?

      The best PING irons for you depend on your handicap and goals, all of which GlobalGolf can help you determine with our PING iron selector tool, USelect™. The PING G425 are forgiving yet still offer plenty of distance; the PING i525 irons also offer distance and workability.

      What do the colored dots mean on PING irons?

      The colored dots on PING irons are part of a code chart that helps with the PING iron fitting process. The colors indicate different lies and shaft lengths.

      What are the best PING irons ever?

      The best PING irons may be the G430 thanks to their combination of distance and forgiveness. Other favorites include the PING G425 and G410 for their forgiveness and the PING G710 irons for their accuracy.

      Which PING irons are best for seniors?

      The best PING irons for seniors are the G430 or G425 irons as they are very forgiving and give you a higher launch angle for more distance.

      Are PING irons good?

      Yes, PING irons are good and the G430 irons can be seen on the PGA and LPGA Tours.

      Which pros use PING irons?

      On the PGA Tour, Cameron Champ, Tony Finau and Tyrrell Hatton use PING irons, to name a few. On the LPGA Tour, Leona Maguire, Jennifer Kupcho, Lizette Salas and others also use PING irons.

      Which PING irons are most forgiving?

      The PING G430 irons are the most forgiving, with PING G425 irons right behind them.

      Which PING irons are best for mid handicappers?

      The PING G430 irons are best for mid handicappers, as are the G425 and G410 irons.

      Are PING irons good for high handicappers?

      Yes, PING Golf offers right and left-handed PING irons for every handicap, including high ones. You can look at the PING G430, G425 or G410 irons and at GlobalGolf’s iron comparison chart to find the best irons for your handicap.

    • ⯆ Overview

      New and used PING irons are designed with every skill level in mind. From extremely forgiving to workable blades, PING irons have a great feel and are seen in the golf bags of both professionals and amateurs.

      One of the reasons PING Golf has such forgiving irons that don’t sacrifice distance is their clubhead design. They have made the impossible happen in their line of game improvement irons - a low CG (center of gravity) and an extremely high MOI (moment of inertia) - a combination that hasn’t been achieved before the G425 irons. This means you’ll have maximum forgiveness while still maintaining an optimal launch angle that’ll keep your golf ball flying.

      With a hot clubface and an aesthetically pleasing look, new and used PING irons are a popular option, and rightly so. So if you’re looking for PING irons for sale, or even PING iron sets, you can find them at the right price at GlobalGolf.

      You can save some extra money on PING golf clubs by checking out our largest selection of preowned golf clubs, including used PING golf clubs, which still have the latest technology in their designs.

    • ⯆ Pro Tips

      Since PING Golf has designed their irons for everyone, it’s no surprise there are plenty of options for every handicap, and that each PING iron is fitted with care (and colors!). An easy way to separate PING irons is by the letter in front of the model number - “i” is for players and “G” is for game improvement irons. If you’re not sure which PING irons are right for you, you can check out our irons handicap chart and iron selector tool - USelect™.

    • ⯆ New and Used PING Irons by Year

      PING Golf has been in the business of providing golfers of all skill levels with functional, flexible and forgiving irons for years. Let’s explore the different PING irons by year to help you find the ones that are right for you.

      2023: New and Used PING G430 Irons

      The PING G430 irons are the latest addition to the PING G series. They are designed for players who need help with launching the ball higher and achieving maximum distance. The irons feature a hollow-body construction with a variable thickness face for improved ball speed and forgiveness.

      They also have innovative weighting in the toe and heel to increase stability and vibration dampening for a better feel. New and used PING G430 irons are available at GlobalGolf.

      2022: New and Used PING i525 Irons

      The PING i525 irons are designed for players who want a combination of distance and forgiveness in a compact shape. The irons feature a forged face and body with a tungsten weight in the toe to increase MOI and stability all while providing the control lower handicaps want on the golf course. New and used PING i525 irons are available, as are left-handed PING iron options.

      2021: New and Used PING G425 and PING i59 Irons

      The PING G425 irons are ideal for golfers looking for added forgiveness to take their ball farther, faster. These irons were popular both on and off the tour thanks to the extreme balance of MOI and CG, giving you both distance and forgiveness.

      The PING i59 irons are designed for players who want a classic blade-style iron with modern technology. The irons feature a forged body and face with a tungsten weight in the toe for added forgiveness. They also have a hydropearl finish that repels water, reducing friction for better turf interaction.

      2020: New and Used PING G710 Irons

      The PING G710 irons are designed for players who want maximum distance and forgiveness in a game improvement iron without paying the full price of the latest models. These PING irons feature a hollow-body construction with a strong steel clubface for improved ball speed.

      In addition, they have an innovative weighting system and hydropearl finish that repels water and reduces friction. Get your new or used PING G710 iron from GlobalGolf today.

      2019: New and Used PING G410 Irons

      The PING G410 irons are designed for players who want forgiveness and distance.The irons feature a metalwood-style face design with a COR-Eye technology that provides faster ball speeds and a higher launch.

      Take these irons with you regardless of terrain or weather condition thanks to a specialized finish and a solid weight that helps to power through anything. Buying used PING G410 irons is a fantastic way to still upgrade your golf bag without making too big of a dent in your budget.