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The Ping G10 Iron Set has been played in an appropriate fashion. The wear is typical for a set of it's model age that has been well taken care of. Ball wear is visible with the only signs of cosmetic wear being limited to minor scratches to the finish and typical groove wear.

The center of gravity is positioned away from the face and low in the club head to promote higher launching, lower spinning shots. By creating a new shape for the Custom Tuning Port (CTP), PING engineers stabilized the hitting area to produce consistent ball velocity across the entire club face. An elastomer CTP insert helps control vibration for a solid feel.

Designed specifically for the [url=http://www.golfsetsus.com/ping-g10-irons.html]Ping G10[/url] & i10 irons, the TFC 129 Series utilizes lightweight materials with progressive weight, flex, and torsion profiles to increase club head speed for maximum distance while providing optimal launch conditions for superior control, consistency and feel.

The advantage of the [url=http://www.golfsetsus.com/ping-g10-irons.html]Ping G10 irons on sale[/url] is how they are made of stainless steel with a steel shot finish, which means they are as durable as they come. When compared with aluminum clubs, it's not the same quality at all. A low quality club can become worn out after a few years. This means they will get small imperfections and no longer be as precise as you want and need them to be for your golf game.

By the way, the best part I like is the custom fitting for lie angle. Being of a smaller built, I find most irons are at least 1-2 degrees too upright. Ping allows me to get the correct lie angle thru it's color coding. Workmanship is first class. Fantastic value for money.