Difference Between K15 And G15 Irons

John K. Solheim, who leads Ping's golf club engineering sector, believes the addition of the K15 Series of clubs to the company’s successful G15 and K15 family will help golfers better determine the technology best suited for their games.

Ping K15 Irons

Designed to be the most forgiving set of irons in Ping's range, the K15 irons can be combined with hybrids to make a combination set. A lightweight titanium face is combined with a stainless steel body and a wide sole to help launch the ball higher. The lightweight face is ?the largest in Ping's range to provide plenty of forgiveness.

The ping k15 irons uk will suit players who really struggle to get the ball airborne and/or those who have problems with their alignment. The iron design (available from 5- to 9-iron together with four wedge options) combines a large, lightweight titanium face with a stainless steel body to increase forgiveness and launch. The high launch, low-spin hybrids are available in from 3H to 6H as easier to hit alternatives to the longer irons.

Ping G15 irons

Ping says the technology of the best price ping g15 irons delivers a forgiving, high launch ball flight thanks to the cast stainless steel iron’s cavity design, a new tuning port and wider sole. The clubs are available from 3-9 iron, with four wedge options and four flexes in steel and graphite.

The feel is unbelievably solid and the club really does power through the turf. The stronger lofts do contribute significantly to the excellent distances the clubs deliver, but having worked hard on the centre of gravity location, the high ball flight remains unchanged.

It’s in its forgiveness that the best price golf clubs--G15 really earns its corn. You can hit one out of the toe or the heel or slightly fat and the consequences are not particularly dire.