PING i15 and PING G15 ranges launched
PING has launched two new ranges, the PING i15 and PING G15. We take a closer look at technology behind the new designs and who exactly they are aimed at.
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PING has announced the launch of two new ranges, i15 and G15, that are set to hit the shelves later this summer. The new i15 and G15 models ensure that PING has something in its line-up aimed at every level of golfer.
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Throughout the i15 range PING has sought to offer controlled ball flights, classic looking heads and high levels of feel. The i15 woods are a totally new offering from PING, with the black-faced driver sure to standout on the shelf. The irons will replace the i10 model but will still offer relatively thin toplines and the ability to control the trajectory - benefits that the better player is sure to enjoy.
The PING G15 range represents a progression from the highly successful G10 version. Here PING is offering high levels forgiveness and a higher ball flights throughout the G15 range.
Recommended retail prices are as follows: PING i15 driver £289, fairway wood £190, hybrid £140(s), £155(g), irons £85(s), £100 (g). PING G15 driver £249, fairway wood £170, hybrid £120(s), £135(g) irons £80(s), £95(g)
Golf Monthly was given an exclusive on the PING i15 range. You can find out more in the September issue on sale now.
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