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Ping G5 Irons Review

Ping G5


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Designed in multiple sections for maximum performance, the radius of the lead edge helps improve ground impact for better ball impact. Enhanced perimeter weighting maked the G5 iron very forgiving. By increasing the moment of inertia, off center shots are straighter and distance loss is decreased.


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Review Date
March 24, 2012

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: shagmut ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
ping5g

Summary:
, picked up a set of g5's a coupled of weeks ago at golf galaxy they were white dots,had them adjusted for my swing which came out to be blue dot.these clubs are just awesome,nice balance feel to them,between taking lessons and having these clubs i hope to really improve my iron game.

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cleveland ta5 titleist dci981


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Review Date
April 28, 2011

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 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: Roel Castor ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
G5

Summary:
It is a great club, very forgiving and I would not trade it for anything now.... Price was very forgiving also.... I bought it new 2010 and was on sale due to other new models are already available like the g10 and g15....

i have more control with my shots now than ever

Customer Service:
The free fitting was great! We used a launch monitor and the clubs now suited my swing for now... But the free retro fitting is even appealing when my swing is more stable I will definitely avail the retro fitting to check if my clubs are still in sync...

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CG gold was good but no fitting for the clubs and I have to use the standard lie....


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Review Date
August 16, 2010

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 5 of 5

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 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: Victor ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Ping G5 irons

Summary:
This year, I found a set of used G5s (4-PW,) and figured I'd revisit Ping irons; I'm glad I did. From almost the first swing, I felt at home with these clubs. They are very forgiving and easy to hit consistently. I normally don't carry a 4-iron, but with this set I do. Some won't like the high trajectory of these irons. When it comes to the average golfer, I find it to be more advantageous than detrimental - especially with the 4 & 5 irons.

I've seen others say these irons make it very difficult to work the ball. With this contention, I totally disagree. I'm not very skilled, and I can work the ball in either direction. No sweeping hooks or slices, but I view that limitation as a benefit, not a negative. When I overdo a cut or draw (which is more often than not,) the damage is limited.

In general, I think these clubs are spectacular. Especially now that they've been around a while and can be had for little cash. I also love the simple and plain styling. The G5s are work horse irons, not primadonnas.

Customer Service:
I've dealth with Ping CS in the past and they were always very friendly and responsive to my needs.

Similar Products Used:
Ping i3; Callaway Big Bertha 2004.


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messner (08/16/2010)
I forgot to mention that I tracked down the matching used G5 U,S,and L wedges recently.

The Cleveland CG12 wedges I'd been using were fine, but probably better for someone with a lower handicap and who plays more often. Whether it's the increased weight and bounce, or just the uniform styling which is responsible for my increased consistency, I'm not sure. I just know I paid almost as much for the 3 wedges (used) as I did for the 4-PW set, and it turned out to be well worth the money. I was skeptical to do so, but the G5 wedges have far exceeded my expectations - particularly the lob wedge. Lobs are notoriously hard to hit, but the 58* Ping inspires much more confidence in me than my 58* CG12 wedge did. I truly couldn't be happier with these...my swing is another story :)
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Review Date
August 3, 2010

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 5 of 5

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 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: benzz32 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Ping G5 Irons

Summary:
I have had my G5 Irons for 3 years now, and have, since day 1 felt like there couldnt be better feeling club out there. Im sure there are clubs out there that might technically out perform them, but for an 11 handicapper, they have given me the confidence that I need to step up and believe that I can put my ball just about anywhere I want to (with about 5 yards). Very consistant feel, Very forgiving, very strong, and well balanced club. When I wear these into the ground, I will come right back to Ping. (Ive played with Talyormades, Callaways, Cobras, Nike, & Adams...none felt as clean and true than my Ping G5s)

Customer Service:
Have never needed them... to me thats the best customer service you can find!

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Taylormade, Callaway, Cobra, Nike, & Adams


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Review Date
July 5, 2010

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 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: Tony ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Ping G5

Summary:
All I can say is ....Sweet! These irons have been the best improvement to my game.Not all are created equal. I'm 6'3.and my irons were ordered 3/4" longer,and green dot. I was hitting stock off the shelf irons,and was shooting in the low 90's. Now that I something that actualy fits me,I'm shooting in the low 80's. I went from sraying the ball,to hitting the green on my second shoot.(par 4's) the club is so fogiving..I Love Them!


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