Ping Rapture V2 Irons at clearance price on sale

Give you a piece of humble advice at first. Just take one shot with one of the Ping Rapture V2 Irons, then talk about your feel with it. Hm……okay, I can guess that it must be pretty comfortable. That is not merely because the Rapture V2 Irons at the discount golf store are the best “Super Game Improvement”irons on the market, but it relies on multi-metal technology to launch the ball longer, higher and with more accuracy.

Therefore, if you are sick of missing greens or facing those monster birdie putts, the Rapture V2 irons will quickly solve that problem. The Rapture V2 irons have a dense tungsten sole weight which positions the center of gravity low and away from the face. This extreme toe weigthing optimizes the launch angle and provides for a consitently high yet penetrating trajectory. All this innovation is only made possible by the lightweight titanium face insert that allows more weight to be shifted out to the bottom and perimeter areas of the clubface. All this means better iron shots that are much easier to hit. Each Rapture V2 iron is constructed with a Custom Tuning Port to stabilize the titanium insert face to help ensure a solid feel and consistency. Extra tungsten weighting on the sole helps position the center of gravity as low as possible low and farther back for higher launching shots.

The Ping Rapture V2 Irons is as a result of the Multi-metal Technology, because they are made of three different metals: the outside perimeter“shell”is made of 17-4 stainless steel. The face is a variable face thickness titanium insert while the toe has a dense tungsten insert for added toe weighting. The finish is the standard brushed iron look sported by most Ping irons. The lofts on the Rapture V2 irons are irons are slightly strong for super game improvement irons with the 3 iron starting at 20 degrees and the pitching wedge settling in at 45 degrees. However, If you can get past the chunky design and the rather unnatractive graphics. These Rapture V2 irons are possibly the easiest to hit irons you could ever hold in your hands anyway.