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Description
| Brand: | PING | Dexterity: | Right-Handed |
| Model: | G25 | Gender: | Men |
| Club Type: | Iron Set | Flex: | Stiff |
| Shaft Material: | Steel | MPN: | Does Not Apply |
| UPC: | Does not apply |
The G25 Irons have a re-engineered custom tuning port that is integrated into the sole to lower mass and position the CG for high-launching, forgiving shots. Built in support bars align with the impact area to ensure a solid feel and distance control. The sole widths vary from the 3-iron though the pitching wedge to provide high-launch angles. Featuring a look that appeals to a wide variety of golfers looking for a game improvement set.
Re-engineered Custom Tuning Port (CTP)Custom Tuning Port is lower on the G25 irons than in the previous G20Specially integrated into the sole for a lower massCarefully positioned CG creates high-launching and forgiving shotsElastomer cavity badge for improved feelSupport BarsHeel and toe support barsLow-toe weightingStabilizes the club faceDelivers optimial ball velocityExcellent distance and superior controlProgressive Sole WidthsThe sole widths vary (wide to narrow) from the 3 iron through pitching wedgeProvide higher-launching, more forgiving long ironsShort irons have increased playability and controlSleeker ProfileThin top line with a moderate offsetDesign elements create an appealing look for a wide variety of golfersGame improving model that's perfect for players of all skill levelsAdditional FeaturesLong-iron forgiveness, short-iron controlSleeker profile, narrower soleRe-engineered Custom Tuning Port (CTP)Stabilizing bars for distance control17-4 stainless steel with elastomer cavity badge
PING Color Codes Chart
What's Your PING Color Code?PING irons are available in a variety of different Color Codes (lie angles) to fit golfers of varying sizes, swing tendencies and ball-flight preferences. Color Codes range from "Extremely Upright" to "Extremely Flat."The Importance of Color Code (Lie Angle)Establishing the most effective Color Code is very important as it can impact direction. Clubs that are too upright may cause a golfer to draw, hook or pull the ball; while clubs that are too flat may cause the golfer to fade, slice or push the ball. Discover your PING Color Code and "Play Your Best."Color Codes ExplainedAs previously explained, each Color Code aligns with a particular club design (flat versus upright). Please see the following list for additional details regarding the benefits each Color provides.
Re-engineered Custom Tuning Port (CTP)Custom Tuning Port is lower on the G25 irons than in the previous G20Specially integrated into the sole for a lower massCarefully positioned CG creates high-launching and forgiving shotsElastomer cavity badge for improved feelSupport BarsHeel and toe support barsLow-toe weightingStabilizes the club faceDelivers optimial ball velocityExcellent distance and superior controlProgressive Sole WidthsThe sole widths vary (wide to narrow) from the 3 iron through pitching wedgeProvide higher-launching, more forgiving long ironsShort irons have increased playability and controlSleeker ProfileThin top line with a moderate offsetDesign elements create an appealing look for a wide variety of golfersGame improving model that's perfect for players of all skill levelsAdditional FeaturesLong-iron forgiveness, short-iron controlSleeker profile, narrower soleRe-engineered Custom Tuning Port (CTP)Stabilizing bars for distance control17-4 stainless steel with elastomer cavity badge
PING Color Codes Chart
What's Your PING Color Code?PING irons are available in a variety of different Color Codes (lie angles) to fit golfers of varying sizes, swing tendencies and ball-flight preferences. Color Codes range from "Extremely Upright" to "Extremely Flat."The Importance of Color Code (Lie Angle)Establishing the most effective Color Code is very important as it can impact direction. Clubs that are too upright may cause a golfer to draw, hook or pull the ball; while clubs that are too flat may cause the golfer to fade, slice or push the ball. Discover your PING Color Code and "Play Your Best."Color Codes ExplainedAs previously explained, each Color Code aligns with a particular club design (flat versus upright). Please see the following list for additional details regarding the benefits each Color provides.