Perimeter weighting in the toe, with a visible screw and the shaft strectch the sweet spot and the face in dynamically created to deliver excellent balls speeds. The hollow body ‘Ballistic face’ construction hasd Polymer injected strategically on the inner side of the 14-7 stainless steel face for an enhanced sound and feel. The first thing to notice about the Ping i525 is the sleek looking players shape at address while the soles are still thick enough to offer distance and a towering ball flight. They are long, uncommonly forgiving and will help you score with fewer clubs. But the Ping i525 irons are much more viable for amateur players. The Blueprint irons also had the better overall feel. However, consistency was better with the Blueprint irons. Overall the Ping i525 irons are highly workable and land dead on fast greens. The Ping i525 irons feature milled face grooves that up the control and accuracy considerably throughout the set. Our testers were averaging distances of 181 yards with the 4 iron in this set as well so they are good on distance. Don’t kid yourself though the muscle back design and the compact head was made for low handicap players. This made them surprisingly forgiving on mis-hits – especially shots that made contact closer to the toe. The Ping i525 irons feature tungsten weighting in the shaft tip and the toe. The Ping i525 irons are some of Ping’s newest irons and they offer a surprising combination of forgiveness and performance.

In fact, some of our mid handicap testers were having trouble making consistent contact with the Blueprint irons. The Blueprint irons have very thin soles and toplines and offset is almost nonexistent. Of course, you will really have to bring you A-game. There are fewer moving parts so less can go wrong with your swing. You can certainly tell the difference between single piece forging and multi-piece forging when you swing with these irons. It has an incredibly soft feel but the fully forged Ping Blueprint irons still feel incredibly stable and solid. The Ping Blueprint irons are fully forged from a single piece of 8620 carbon steel.Ĭarbon steel has to be played to be believed. Which set will offer better performance for low handicappers? Find out in the following comparison. Today we will be telling you about our brief but impactful experience testing the new Ping i525 irons against the fabled Ping Blueprint irons. We wanted to test out and demystify some of Ping’s more elite irons and that’s exactly what we did. You see them on tour all the time and if you have ever lusted for some of Ping’s higher end irons, today’s article is for you.

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