Ping S59 Irons: Review of the Popular Blade Golf Clubs
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Ping S59 Tour Model Irons. Ping have extended the S59 iron range and produced their first ever iron to use a plastic ferrule. The basic head shape is exactly the same as the original S59 but the Tour Model iron combines a lovely brushed and part-polished finish, which has the visual effect of narrowing the top edge for a very pleasing set-up at ...
Ping S59 Irons: Review of the Popular Blade Golf Clubs
The Ping S59 irons, sometimes called the Ping S59 blades because they were the most blade-like irons Ping made when they were first released, remain popular as a used set today. In fact, although they first appeared in 2003, Bubba Watson was still using them on the PGA Tour as late as 2013.
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The S59 irons combine tradition and technology to provide you with a high-performing blade in your choice of two finishes. The new S59 Tour model (above) has a brushed/polished finish with a ferrule for a classic look, while the standard S59 model has a blasted/brushed finish and no ferrule.
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These irons have a stabilizing bar-filled cavity to provide more forgiveness than a traditional blade iron while maintaining the control and feel that usually accompanies a player's club. The top line and sole are slim to provide a simple look at address so you can focus on making shots.
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“The Ping S59 irons would be good for players in the 15-22 handicap range.” There is certainly enough forgiveness in these irons for experienced high handicappers. But mid handicappers will especially love the lower flight.
Ping S59 Irons user reviews : 4.4 out of 5 - Golfreview.com
The S59 is a good looking blade style, with little offset and tends to hit the ball lower. Set up with the DG S300 Swgwt D2, they give me a nice flat trajectory. No ballooning, tight dispersion and good distance. 7i 160yd.
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Ping S59 Tour Model Irons. Ping have extended the S59 iron range and produced their first ever iron to use a plastic ferrule. The basic head shape is exactly the same as the original S59 but the Tour Model iron combines a lovely brushed and part-polished finish, which has the visual effect of narrowing the top edge for a very pleasing set-up at ...
The Ping S59 irons, sometimes called the Ping S59 blades because they were the most blade-like irons Ping made when they were first released, remain popular as a used set today. In fact, although they first appeared in 2003, Bubba Watson was still using them on the PGA Tour as late as 2013.
The S59 irons combine tradition and technology to provide you with a high-performing blade in your choice of two finishes. The new S59 Tour model (above) has a brushed/polished finish with a ferrule for a classic look, while the standard S59 model has a blasted/brushed finish and no ferrule.
These irons have a stabilizing bar-filled cavity to provide more forgiveness than a traditional blade iron while maintaining the control and feel that usually accompanies a player's club. The top line and sole are slim to provide a simple look at address so you can focus on making shots.
“The Ping S59 irons would be good for players in the 15-22 handicap range.” There is certainly enough forgiveness in these irons for experienced high handicappers. But mid handicappers will especially love the lower flight.
The S59 is a good looking blade style, with little offset and tends to hit the ball lower. Set up with the DG S300 Swgwt D2, they give me a nice flat trajectory. No ballooning, tight dispersion and good distance. 7i 160yd.