Ping i25 and Karsten ranges: new gear directory

Ping has announced the launch of its brand new i25 and Karsten golf club ranges, and we've got first-look images, detailed video reviews and product information on Ping's i25 and Karsten club lines

Ping i25 irons

Complete product guide: new Ping i25 and Karsten golf club ranges

Ping has announced the launch of the new i25 and Karsten golf club ranges, which feature everything from putters and wedges to irons and drivers.

The new ranges - which can be pre-ordered now and are available in store from February 14 - are designed to deliver big distance gains and provide increased forgiveness and consistency for golfers of all abilities.

Ping's new i25 range is comprised of adjustable drivers and fairway woods, hybrids and irons.

The i25 driver and fairway woods come with subtle racing stripes on the crown - the same width as the ball - which help with consistency and clubhead orientation.

Ping's i25 irons feature progressive head design and sole widths to deliver high trajectory and increased forgiveness, while the i25 hybrid is engineered for shot making and control.

The Karsten irons/hybrids range

is designed for high handicappers wishing to cut their handicaps, and comes with

precision-engineered loft and club-length progressions scientifically

paired with sole designs that offer a deep centre of gravity.

Ping's new i25 and Karsten ranges are rounded off with a family of Karsten TR (True Roll) putters with variable depth grooves to aid distance control.

"Our constant push for innovation continues to inspire technologies that help every type of golfer play better," said John A. Solheim, Ping Chairman and CEO.

"The new metal woods and irons carry a common theme of increased distance but are engineered with improved consistency, forgiveness and feel theatre we design into all Ping clubs."

Below, we've listed all the information on the Ping i25 and Karsten ranges, from video reviews to galleries and full product information.

Ping i25 driver:

Ping i25 driver review Ping i25 driver picture gallery Ping i25 driver first-look video

Ping i25 fairway:

Ping i25 fairway review Ping i25 fairway gallery Ping i25 fairway first-look video Ping i25 hybrid:

Ping i25 hybrid review Ping i25 hybrid gallery Ping i25 hybrid first-look video

Ping i25 irons:

Ping i25 irons review Ping i25 irons gallery Ping i25 irons first-look video

Karsten irons/hybrids:

Ping Karsten irons/hybrids review Ping Karsten irons/hybrids first-look video

Karsten TR putters:

Ping Karsten TR putters review Ping Karsten TR putters first-look video

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