Introducing our innovative metal-wood-style iron set, crafted with a variable-thickness face and cutting-edge internal geometry. This design significantly enhances ball speed and flexing, enabling you to launch your shots higher and further while maintaining exceptional stopping power to hold greens. The expanded perimeter weighting integrated into this smaller head design sets a new benchmark in forgiveness for irons of its size. Available in 4-9, PW, UW, SW, and LW, this iron set meets the demands of every golfer.
NOTE: THE STANDARD SET OPTION IS WITH BLUE DOT (1° UPRIGHT). IF YOU NEED ANY OTHER OPTION, PLEASE REFER TO CUSTOM SPECS.
Perimeter Weighting
Our innovative use of a tungsten toe screw and hosel weight expands perimeter weighting, setting a new standard in forgiveness for an iron its size. The resilient hydropearl chrome finish effectively repels moisture, enhancing performance even in wet conditions.
Speed-Generating Face
Featuring a variable-thickness, Hyper 17-4 stainless steel face within the metal-wood-style design, this iron delivers the fastest ball speed ever recorded in the G-Series. Expect to achieve higher, longer results without sacrificing stopping power.
Stopping Power
A patented cascading sole, combined with a top-rail undercut, works in harmony to act like a hinge. This design flexes to launch the ball faster and higher while reliably maintaining green-holding precision with every swing.
Streamlined Look
While its blade length is shorter than that of the G410 iron, this head boasts a higher Moment of Inertia (MOI). The clean and compact design offers an aesthetically pleasing address view, inspiring confidence as you prepare to strike.
Multi-Material Badge
Extensive finite element analysis contributed to the development of a three-piece, multi-material cavity badge, covering more of the face to dampen undesirable frequencies, ensuring superb feel and sound with each hit.
| CLUB |
LENGTH |
LOFT |
POWER SPEC LOFT |
RETRO SPEC LOFT |
LIE ANGLE |
OFFSET |
BOUNCE |
SWINGWEIGHT |
|
| 4-Iron |
38 7/8" |
20.5° |
19.0° |
22.0° |
61.5° |
0.27" |
5.0° |
D0 |
|
| 5-Iron |
38 1/4" |
23.5° |
22.0° |
25.0° |
62.0° |
0.24" |
6.0° |
D0 |
|
| 6-Iron |
37 5/8" |
26.5° |
25.0° |
28.3° |
62.5° |
0.21" |
7.0° |
D0 |
|
| 7-Iron |
37" |
30.0° |
28.5° |
32.3° |
63.0° |
0.18" |
8.0° |
D0 |
|
| 8-Iron |
36 1/2" |
34.5° |
32.5° |
37.0° |
63.8° |
0.15" |
9.0° |
D0 |
|
| 9-Iron |
36" |
39.5° |
37.5° |
42.0° |
64.5° |
0.13" |
11.0° |
D0.5 |
|
| PW |
35 1/2" |
44.5° |
42.5° |
47.0° |
65.1° |
0.11" |
12.0° |
D2 |
|
| UW |
35 1/2" |
49.5° |
47.5° |
51.8° |
65.1° |
0.11" |
12.0° |
D2 |
|
| SW |
35 1/4" |
54.0° |
52.5° |
56.0° |
65.4° |
0.09" |
13.0° |
D3 |
|
| LW |
35" |
58.0° |
58.0° |
60.0° |
65.6° |
0.08" |
13.0° |
D4 |
|
Notes:
- Lie angle is based on Blue Colour Code at standard length.
- Power Spec Loft offers a tailored option for players seeking to enhance their iron distance or reduce spin to achieve their desired trajectory. It provides a custom-designed loft configuration delivering a power boost while preserving the club's design integrity.
- Club bounce angles may vary slightly if non-standard loft specifications are ordered.
- Standard swingweights for graphite-shafted clubs are typically 1 to 2 points lighter than indicated, depending on shaft flex.
- Achievable swingweights rely on the combination of shaft and grip selections.
- These specifications are based on design and may be subject to variability due to manufacturing tolerances.
- Available in both left- and right-handed configurations.
Stock Shafts
Our PING AWT 2.0 steel shaft is designed to optimise performance, featuring lighter long-iron shafts to aid in squaring the clubface while incorporating heavier short iron/wedge shafts for enhanced trajectory control and feel. Alternatively, the PING Alta CB Slate graphite option provides high launch capabilities with stability and a consistent feel.
NOTES:
Shaft weights referenced are based on the trimmed length of a 7-iron and may not correspond with specifications outlined on the shaft manufacturer’s websites.
