The PING iron lineup covers the entire range of golfers. Whether you like a classic blade with forged feel or want an iron that helps you hit it farther and straighter to make the game more fun, there is a PING iron for you. So how do you choose? With this handy guide, of course! At TGW, we developed a player profile to fit each iron and make picking the right PING iron for you easier than ever. Just match your game to the profile that fits you best and you’re on your way.
• Super-skilled golfers who value control and feel
• Golfers who prefer a pure blade shape with very little offset
• Golfers who generate plenty of distance but can still benefit from forgiveness in a blade
• Golfers who want exceptional distance, typically swing the driver around 95 mph
• Golfers who want a more workable, but very forgiving forged blade
• Golfers who like that traditional PING “Eye” iron shape
• Golfers looking for some help with forgiveness and distance but still want good feel
• Golfers who want a crossover type of iron that isn’t a maximum forgiveness club
• Golfers who like that traditional PING “Eye” iron shape
• Golfers who want help with distance and launch
• Golfers who want a very forgiving, stable club to protect performance on mis-hits
• Golfers who want to hit the ball high and straight to improve and make the game more fun
• Golfers looking to make contact and let the club control the flight
• Super-skilled golfers who value control and feel
• Golfers who prefer a pure blade shape with very little offset
• Golfers who generate plenty of distance but can still benefit from forgiveness in a blade
• Golfers who want exceptional distance, typically swing the driver around 95 mph
• Golfers who want a more workable, but very forgiving forged blade
• Golfers who like that traditional PING “Eye” iron shape
• Golfers looking for some help with forgiveness and distance but still want good feel
• Golfers who want a crossover type of iron that isn’t a maximum forgiveness club
•Golfers who like that traditional PING “Eye” iron shape
• Golfers who want help with distance and launch
• Golfers who want a very forgiving, stable club to protect performance on mis-hits
• Golfers who want to hit the ball high and straight to improve and make the game more fun
• Golfers looking to make contact and let the club control the flight





Thanks for the clarification