My wonderful golf journey with k15 irons

[Ruskin]

After having owned several sets of Ping irons over forty years of playing golf, I have found that the Ping K15 Irons are the easiest to hit. The titanium face of the iron helps get the ball up right away. Shots are no longer than my G-10 irons but are higher and land softly on the green. I am still working with the 3-4 Hybrids. Upon buying this set I visited the Ping factory in Phoenix and was fitted and the clubs were adjusted for my swing. Ping manufacturing does a wonderful job in helping with fittings and adjustments. I will not play another brand iron set.

I usually prefer 10.5 of loft, often finding 9.5 difficult to get airborne, but with this loft in place on the ping k15, I had absolutely no trouble in getting off the tee and although my first drives began with my traditional power fade and me grumbling at this so called 'Straight Flight Technology' it wasn't long before science proved to be the master over my scepticism and I was consistently achieving a penetrating, straighter ball flight. What's more, the face of the k15 irons is quite shallow when compared to other 3-Woods I have used but the club sits so comfortably and flat on the floor that it enables you sweep back slow and low so that you are not going back steeply, a fatal move for a traditional fader like myself. All I want to say is that I benefit a lot from the ping irons k15 and thanks, Ping! You are always my best and first choice.