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Louise Suggs
Ping i25
irons
Ping i25
irons
Designed to be seamlessly progressive, each clubhead has a specific center of gravity
location, bounce and offset that progresses perfectly from one club to the next, helping to
enhance feel and performance, according to the company. The long irons are larger, have
more offset and are noticeably forgiving. Narrow stabilizing bars in the cavity aid in launching
the ball higher and farther.
The short irons are more compact and controllable, with narrower top lines and soles, and
their design results in lower, penetrating shots. A tuning port sits low in the cavity—out of sight—
to optimize ball launch, and a high-density tungsten toe weight boosts stability on off-center hits.
Grooves are machined with precision, and the clubs are finished with a sultry satin chrome, giving
it a look that amateurs and professionals alike will enjoy. ($110 per club with steel shafts and
$137.50 per club with graphite shafts; ping.com)
Golf Pride Tour Velvet Super Tack grip
Golf Pride CP 2 Wrap grip
Golf Pr