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Ping G425 Max 10.5* Driver - Tensei Pro Orange 60 Stiff Ping G425 Max 14.5* 3 Wood - Tour Ad Di8-S Ping G425 4/22* HYB -Tensei Pro Orange 80S Hybrid Ping G425 3/19* HYB -Tour AD Di-85S Hybrid Titleist 718 AP2 5-9i - Steelfiber i95S Titleist SM6 Steelfiber i110S - 46-50-56-60 Scotty Cameron Studio Select Laguna Edited March 15, 2023 by ZipinZ
Driver: Titleist GT3 10 Graphite Design Tour AD VF 5R (Shaft needs changing) 2025 Maybe Ping G440 Driver. Fairway Wood: Titleist GT2 13.5 Graphite Design Tour AD VF 5R (Shaft needs changing) Hybrid: PING G430 19/22 Fujikura Ventus Blue HB 7S 2025 Titleist GT/Ping G440/Srixon ZXi Hybrids.
Fairway Woods: Ping G430 SFT 5w 19* | 7w 22* Alta CB Black (both set to +/Flat) Hybrid: Tour Edge Exotics Xrail 5h 26* Graphite Design Tour G. Irons: Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal HL 6i-GW DG95R. Wedges: Cleveland CBX Zipcore 56 CBX Full Face 2 60* | Smart Sole C 4.0. Irons: Ping 2024 Tyne H. Ball: Titleist ProV1x Yellow
Irons: Ping i530 5-PW AWT 2.0 matte black shafts, JumboMax STR8 Ultralite grips Wedges: Cleveland CBX2 48, Ben Hogan Equalizer 52*, Cleveland Full Face 56*, KBS TGI 100 shafts Putter: LAB Golf Mezz Maz Broomstick ACCRA shaft, 44" Srixon XV 5/6 or Vice Pro Plus. JumboMax STR8 Ultralite grips
Check the G iron thread. Tons of direct comparison info. Short version (my opinion): G's look nicer behind the ball, G25's nicer in the bag. G's are longer with the stronger lofts and a little spring face pop, G25's more solid feeling and sounding with a thicker face. G25s have a traditional length progression, G's have funky 5/8" length steps ...
To make a long story short, my new Karsten irons have been a perfect fit for me. They fly high, long and straight. As other reviewers have written, even the occasional mishit has been long enough to stay out of trouble and a hook or slice is nearly impossible on such a large forgiving face.
Irons set ordered-. Ping i20 4-W & UW, Red color codes (.75* flat),Project Xi (PXi) 6.0 at ½” longer than Ping standard length. D2 swingweight, ID8 full cord white grips. I came up with these specifications after a previous fitting last year and after consulting with my club pro.
G30 specs: blue dot (0.75* upright), ProjectX 5.5 shafts, +1/2" length, Ping OEM 5L orange (midsize) grips. Build/looks: standard Ping quality - in other words, excellent. IMO the G30s are the nicest looking irons in Ping's G series so far. Compared to the G20s, the G30 soles are definitely narrower and the topline are very slightly thinner.
Posted June 5, 2020. The Eye2 were typical of irons of that era in that they didn't have the bounce we see in so many such clubs today. The bounce angles are progressive, not unlike what we see today in Ping's sets, but it's 0* in the 5 and 6 irons, negative in the longer irons, 3* in the 7-9 irons, and 9* in the PW. 1.
I went from Ping S58s to the ie1 irons and I still feel this is the best overall iron I have ever played. I have played the Ping eye2, eye2+, I3+, S 58 and these are by far the best of the bunch. Durability has not been a issue yet, but I spoke with Ping and they can be refinished with a star shot back/cavity rather than the painted.