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The main difference in the Ping G10 irons compared to the G5 is that the cavity back has been made bigger and this in turn has allowed weight to be moved lower and further back for more forgiveness.

The stability of the thinner face is maintained by the tuning port insert which gives the club great feel at impact for a cast head. Forgiveness is the main feature of the Ping G10 iron and right through the set they are very easy to hit and you still get good direction and distance on off-centre hits.

Combine that with Ping's excellent custom fitting service and you won't be disappointed with these irons. Higher handicappers may prefer to leave out some of the longer irons and replace them with hybrids, even though the 3 and 4 irons are almost as easy to hit and are pretty forgiving.

The standard steel shaft in both is the new PING-designed Ascending Weight Technology (AWT) series. In the new series, the long iron shafts are lighter than the short irons shafts to produce a set that provides the golfer consistent weight progression from driver (the lightest shaft in the bag) through the wedges (the heaviest shaft in the bag). The new shafts help increase club head speed in the long irons and add control and consistency to the short irons.

A great iron for all players that provides the forgiveness required in a classy good looking club head.

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Ping G10 Irons - Product Details

UK Launch01 September 2008
Handicap Range
Low
High
GolferMens
Hand AvailabilityLeft, Right
MaterialSteel
Shaft TypesSteel, Graphite
Shaft FlexX Stiff, Stiff, Regular, Light
Set Makeup3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, PW
Additional Clubs2, GW, SW, LW
Manufacturer's WebsitePing Website

User Reviews

Mark Squibel
April 2018

Very good clubs have a great feel to them when hitting

June 2015

Awesome set of irons. Was afraid at first because of size but after quickly hitting them wow I was impressed. Would give these a try

Ben Smith
January 2008

I loved the Ping G10’s straight away. It was the first set I've had custom fitted and that alone probably made a big difference but I've found a lot more confidence - especially from the tee box. I'm not a low handicap so forgiveness was my priority and I definitely got that, however I'm still able to work the ball both ways consistently. My only gripe was that they took a couple of weeks to get here, but other than that I can't find a lot wrong with them.

Drew Tuck
August 2007

When I first say these irons they looked big and clumsy, but after a few hits I was very impressed. The face is massive and just gives you so much confidence. The strike is sweet and they are so easy to hit. You get a great flight of them and they are very easy to control. Didn't think I would like them, but how wrong I was.

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Media Reviews

Today's Golfer
July 2009
Another Ping success..hugely impressive..difficult to miss-hit them.
National Club Golfer
May 2009
All things considered the best game-improvement iron available.
Golf Monthly
May 2009
Large heads produce a consistent flight that works well.
Today's Golfer
March 2009
Best game improvement irons..top quality..incredible forgiveness levels.
Today's Golfer
Awesome design and finish..extremely forgiving..easy to launch.
Golf Digest
February 2008
Workmanlike in appearance..nothing fancy here..know-how that works.
Golf Monthly
November 2007
Ample forgiveness..higher flight..utility like performance.
Today's Golfer
Fantastic looking set..feel is classic..plenty of forgiveness.

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