Ping k15 irons diary

Dec 18, 2011 -- I’m a ping golf fan, though Ping has released its newest G20 series, I like my K15 irons most. In the tradition of Ping’s manufacturing of great Super Game Improvement Irons we now witness the arrival ofthe K-15 Line. These are meant to replace The Rapture Line. The K15 iron is the result and combines traditional mid/short irons with hybrid mid/long irons. The Ping K15 irons has a head shape that is similar to the Ping Rapture V2 irons, but with some fine tuning.
The Ping K15 irons are extremely forgiving. It also makes workability a bit of a joke, but “Workability” and “Super Game Improvemnet Club” do not even belong in the same sentence together, much less the same golf game. If you want high long and straight–these clubs offer it in great abundance. Ping K15 Irons are exceptionally well built, as long as anything else out there, and for once–Ping is giving Adams a real run for their money in the Forgiveness department, while beating them in the distance game. If you are a beginner or high capper and in the market for irons–Ping K15 irons deserve more than just a cursory glance.
By utilizing a lightweight titanium face, PING engineers made the Ping K15 Irons face larger and added 27 grams to the perimeter for a higher MOI. The iron’s extra-wide sole features a low and deep center of gravity to promote high trajectories and low spin. High launch angles allowed iron lofts to be strengthened without compromising control. A large internal weight pad in the hybrids produces a high MOI for added forgiveness. The k15 hybrid offset hosel and face relationship increases launch and lowers spin.