It looks like the revealing of the new Ping Anser Forged ironshas cause a bit stir in the golfing world and on lot of golf enthusiast sites around the internet. After posting about the new iron last Friday, we decided to head back to the Japan Golf Fair on Saturday and Sunday and got to take more pictures of the Anser Forged, talk to Ping Japan about it and give it a whirl in the hitting bays.

The Anser Forged Irons head starts as a billet of 8620 steel and is hammered three times by a forging press three stories tall. The entire head is then machined, the face is milled flat, the grooves are cut, and the four cavities are milled into the back of the iron. That is part one of a lengthy process that makes these irons very different that the majority of sets today. No cost was spared to build these unique high end technology packed set.Inside the hollow sole cavity there is tungsten weight on sole and back flange that is welded into place.

The cavity and weight removes mass close to the face pulls the cog back. There is also support bar right through the middle of the face that connects the back flange to the face to stabilize the face and improves feel, providing a soft, quiet feel. Golf clubs for sale are so wonderful. The good golf clubs also reallocates the stress of impact, moving stress away from the face to give the club great distance control.