Ping i20 Range Launched
Ping has released details of a new range for 2012. Designed to offer a blend of feel, control and forgiveness the PING i20 range will replace the existing i15 model.
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Ping has announced the launch of its new Ping i20 range of golf clubs. Combining forgiveness with workability, the Ping i20 range will replace the previous i15 line with the design promising to offer a combination of feel, control and forgiveness.
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The most eye-catching new feature of the Ping i20 range is the matt black finish given to the woods. According to Ping Chairman & CEO John Solheim, "The non-glare finish absorbs light, allowing the player to focus without distraction. Our tour pros are very enthusiastic about the finish."
The Ping i20 irons have a multi-material construction and are a progressive set. The long irons are designed to be larger and more forgiving than the previous i15 design but the shorter irons are more compact and feature less offset.
The new Ping i20 range is expected to hit the shelves in mid March 2012. There are two different stock shaft options in both the woods and the irons.
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