That design was prototyped in limited quantities and released on tour nine months before the official introduction. After extensive in-house research with varying head sizes, the findings revealed the theory of “aim small, miss small” was validated by many of the highly skilled players in the test, who produced tighter stat areas when hitting the more compact head. Through on-course observation sessions and conversations with the players about the shots they rely on to excel in competition, the engineers began the prototyping process to apply their learnings and gather additional feedback. The look at address is also perfect the size and shape really fit my eye.”īased on requests from several PING professionals for a blade-style iron sized and shaped to deliver more control and workability, PING’s engineering team took a scientific, methodical approach to the development and design of the Blueprint iron. There isn’t a single shot I can’t hit with them, which gives me a lot of confidence in pressure situations. “They’re workable, incredibly versatile and feel great.
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“I put them in play immediately once they arrived,” said PING pro Tony Finau, the 15th–ranked player in the world. A machined tungsten toe screw increases the MOI for additional forgiveness and combines with an internal heel weight to provide precise swing-weight tuning. Shorter blade lengths, less offset and narrow sole widths optimized to perform in all conditions give elite players an iron to attack any pin with confidence. To paraphrase the warning sign next to the first tee at Bethpage Black that we saw so often last week during the PGA Championship, ‘The Blueprint is an extremely difficult iron to play, which we recommend only for highly skilled golfers.’ ”įully forged from 8620 carbon steel, the Blueprint’s small blade design appeals to the player who puts a premium on workability and trajectory control. We encourage golfers interested in the Blueprint to get fit and compare it to other PING iron designs to find the best solution for their game. “With that in mind,” Solheim continued, “we know the Blueprint iron isn’t for everyone. It’s a true shot-maker’s iron crafted with precision, and for precision.” The resulting design is spectacular in every way for the elite player - performance, feel and looks.
“Every detail is extremely precise and carefully calculated. “As the name suggests, we’ve applied a Blueprint approach to the new irons,” said John K. The 8620 carbon steel iron is available for pre-order and custom fitting at authorized PING golf shops around the world beginning today. PHOENIX (May 20, 2019): Focusing on the needs of highly skilled golfers who rely on pinpoint accuracy, PING introduced the Blueprint today, a forged-blade iron sized and shaped to ensure the workability and confidence required to play with score-lowering precision.
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