Name of product:
Ping G15 ironsHow much I paid:
$700My Review
I bought these clubs in 2009, had my pro fit me, we decided on S300 shafts, more control on loft than the off-the-shelf shaft. Added cushions as well, really a good idea in hindsight.
These clubs have changed my game (I went from a 8 handicap to a 22 handicap and now down to 16 and dropping). Whilst they are fat and ugly, the ability to shape and control my shots is unbelievable. I played blades when I was in my 20s and 30s, and I got spoilt by the control of the flight, though I am not dissapointed with the G15's.
I must admit it took me about a month to trust the heads, hard to look at when setting up. But with the right swing I get great distance, easy draw and most unbelievable cut.
Rate the Feel (5 is best)
4 starsRate the Distance Performance
5 starsRate the Forgiveness
5 starsRate the looks
3 starsClub specs
Set configuration 3 through U-wedge (I don't use the UW, I still use my CG15 52-degree as a gap wedge), S300 shafts and cushions (I strongly recomend cushiosn if you playing a links course with these irons in the stiff configurtion).
About me
16.3 handicap, play twice a week, practice twice a week.
Would you recommend this to a friend?
YesBrent Kelley, Golf Guide, says:
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