From earlier G5 and G10 models. Ping G20 have a new technoligy.The engineering department at Ping had a huge task in front of them when they were asked to design something to outperform the popular G15 irons. With improvements in some key areas like feel, distance, and overall performance, the resulting G20 iron is shaping up to be one of the most forgiving and easiest to hit irons for the coming 2012 season.

Like a lot of the better “Game Improvement” Irons coming out this season, these are longer than many, but not quite as long as a few. What little you give up in distance on these clubs is more than made up for in both feel and workability. The few models that openly paste these guys in a distance contest are designed for distance only, or in a few cases , distance and forgiveness. In an all around comparison, these irons are a real standout. Realizing that no club is perfect, I’d have to say that –“RELATIVELY SPEAKING”-- if I had to point out an area that wasn’t necessarily a weakness, but one that was not quite as outstanding as the others—this would be it.

In addition,I like g20 Irons, because the loft is plenty strong enough to go long, without being overly juiced to the point of The Pitching Wedge sporting the loft of yester year’s 8-Iron. Seriously folks, I loved my Wilson Staff Di 9 Irons, and my swing coach and company had to practically pry them from my hands in order to get me to switch, but 42* is more than just a tad on the strong side for a PW. These are definitely strong, but it’s definitely not like cramming an Allison V12 in a Volkswagen Beatle.

Overall,The new CFS and TFC 169 shafts provide great stability and a great feel. One of the most important things you can do if you chose to purchase these irons, is make sure you get fit for the proper shaft, lie, loft, length, etc… And you can do that in the Miles of Golf Cluboratory.Ping brand also famouse all over the world.Ping G20 Driver,K15 Irons are also good too.More golf equipment you can also visit at cheap golf clubs .