Ping G410 Irons

Shorter blade, ten percent less offset, and about eight percent more forgiveness than the set it replaced. Ping spent this generation making the head look less like a game-improvement iron without giving up what makes one work, and mid-handicappers who found the G400 bulky at address were the reason.

Weight went to the toe and the hosel, which is where perimeter weighting actually buys stability, and a co-moulded aluminium and elastomer badge sits in the cavity to settle the sound. The hydropearl chrome finish sheds water and cuts friction, which matters more out of wet rough than it sounds. Cast Hyper 17-4 stainless, 7-iron at 30 degrees, seven clubs from the 4-iron down. Nine shafts, steel and graphite, both dexterities. A sensible, unshowy update.