There isn’t a single shot I can’t hit with them, which gives me a lot of confidence in pressure situations. They’re workable, incredibly versatile and feel great. I put them in play immediately once they arrived. PGA Tour star Tony Finau is clearly a fan: There is a machined tungsten screw inserted into the toe which increases MOI to provide a little extra forgiveness, and it combines with an internal heel weight for precise tuning. They feature shorter blade lengths, less offset and narrower sole widths to standard Ping irons, allowing elite players to attack pins with confidence. The small blade design of the Blueprint irons is intended to appeal to those players who seek workability and trajectory control. We encourage golfers interested in the Blueprint to get fit and compare it to other Ping iron designs to find the best solution for their game. With that in mind, we know the Blueprint iron isn’t for everyone.

It’s a true shot-maker’s iron crafted with precision, and for precision. The resulting design is spectacular in every way for the elite player – performance, feel and looks. Every detail is extremely precise and carefully calculated. Solheim explains more:Īs the name suggests, we’ve applied a Blueprint approach to the new irons. The Blueprint is a forged blade crafted from a new 8620 carbon steel and is aimed at providing highly skilled golfers with the tools to work the ball with confidence. Now, they have finally announced the Blueprint iron as an apparent successor, having been in the bag of their Tour Pros including Louis Oosthuizen and Tony Finau since the end of last summer. It has been almost three years since Ping released the iBlade irons, their last real blade-style offering for lower handicap golfers looking for real precision and shot-making freedom.

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