If you have a chance to hit the Ping K15 Irons, you will definitely make all of your rivals stuned by your sweet swing. This is not merely due to the perfect design of the all Ping golf clubs, but a lightweight titanium face insert added to the k15 irons moves 27 grams to the perimeter and sole to boost forgiveness. The K15s are actually designed to be even more forgiving. When you can control your game from 175 yards and out you have a better chance of reaching more greens in regulation and a better chance of playing better golf. When you can reach more greens you will turn bogeys into pars and pars into birdies. Imagine what that could do to the score you turn in at the end of your round. Those that should play the Ping K15 iron are those that are struggling with their longer irons or want increased distance.

As for the distance that the ping irons k15 can generate, These babies are living proof that TaylorMade, Callaway, and Yonex do not have a lock on distance with titanium faced irons. These are just as long as any of them. What I like about them though is that they tend to feel smoother. I'll give these the go ahead any day as far as consistency of distance, which is a quality that titanium k15 irons are just now beginning to obtain. There was a time when using a titanium faced iron, due to the nature of the alloys and available metallurgical processes of the time,could cause severe variances in distance. I've hit some of the oldies, and occasionally, a 7 Iron in a set would be as long as the 5.