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Ping have sat proudly at the top end of the iron market for years, as they specialise in easy to hit clubs to help all types of player. If you're used to a more traditional looking club the short irons especially will take some getting used to but you'll love the long iron forgiveness and strong ball flight. If you like the Ping design, chances are you'll love the way they perform.
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The long irons are especially forgiving with strong ball flight.
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These irons have the distinctive Ping look that many golfers find attractive. The sizeable undercut cavity should inspire confidence in high handicappers of clean, crisp striking. The centre of gravity has been moved away from the face to offer a stronger ball flight and a wider sole should lend itself to a more forgiving strike.
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