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I’m an 11 handicap, and play twice a week. In April I bought a Ping G20 Irons. I was so excited to have the clubs I pined for. The first thing I noticed is that I started hitting a trap draw, with side spin. I hit some of the best shots of my life.
After weeks of range testing and close to a dozen rounds of golf, it is safe to say that the Ping G20 irons are a different animal than the Ping G15 irons were in terms of performance, feel and overall package. At setup, the clubs look eerily similar, but that is where the changes begin to creep in. From the first swing you take with the G20 irons, you get a different audible impact sound, which translates to a softer and smoother feel through the hands.
The G20's are very easy to hit. The ball flights 20% higher. The longer irons are sooo much better that it’s weird. To be honest, the 9, W, U of the i20's are better, but they are not much better than the G20's. The 4,5,6,7,8 of the G20's are light years better than the discount i20 irons. I have the luxury of having the clubs of choice in my bag, but if I had to have only one set, I’d go with the G20's – by far.
While the newest offering from PING, the Ping G25 irons are a slight change from the G series of irons that PING has traditionally been offering. It seems they have taken feedback from golfers that the top line and sole width had been getting too large and decided to have the designers change it up a bit with the G25s. Even with all the cosmetic and performance changes PING wanted to make sure it was a high performing and forgiving iron that would appeal to golfers of all skill levels.
The improved CTP design also allowed the engineers to move the center of gravity lower and drive up MOI. In the G20 irons PING had moved the weight down in the sole club to improve the launch conditions, but it had allowed the sole to become very large in the process. PING engineers with the G25 wanted to reduce the size of the sole but keep the forgiveness and ideal launch conditions. The new CTP is now positioned directly in the impact area, this combined with the newest heel and toe support bars and low toe weight now act to stabilize the face, providing improved distance control.
This is not to say that PING australia golf clubs sale has abandoned the strategy of large sole widths in the G series irons. Although the G25s are a thinner sole, they now have a more progressive sole width which means the longer irons still have the wider sole providing higher-launching and more forgiving long irons. The thinner soles provide the short irons with added playability and control in any playing conditions. This progressive narrowing of the sole through the set makes the G25 appeal to golfers of all abilities. Source from: http://www.ausgolfsale.com/article-180-Whats+the+Difference+between+Ping+G25+Irons+and+G20+irons.html
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