The Ping G440 irons are designed for the golfer seeking maximum distance in a technologically advanced clubhead with a players-style shape. A 9% thinner face and low and back centre of gravity contributes to ball speed gains, helping golfers achieve high-launching, long-carrying irons shots that stop quickly on the green. The shallow clubface and head size with chrome finishes on the back and inside the PurFlex cavity badge offer a premium look and feel. An 1/8" increase in shaft length on the 4, 5, and 6 irons ensure higher-launching long iron shots that will carry further and allow golfers to maintain consistent gaps throughout their set. The Ping wedge offerings have been reduced to four- 42-degrees PW, 47-degrees U wedge, 52-degrees, and 56-degrees- allowing for improved gapping and simplified set combinations.
Specifications:
Loft Options:
The G440 irons are available in a choice of loft options - a stronger 'power spec' option if you want to maximise distance and keep spin and trajectory down, or a weaker 'retro spec' option to produce higher launching, higher spinning shots that prioritise control and stopping power on approach shots.
Shaft Options:
The Ping G440 steel shaft irons come fitted as standard with the Ping AWT 3.0 shaft but are available in a wide range of built to order shafts.
*Shaft weights listed are based on the trimmed length of a 7 iron.
Grip Options:
The Ping G440 range comes fitted with the Golf Pride 360 Tour Velvet as standard and is available in a range of sizes to fit every golfer. The Golf Pride 360 Tour Velvet Cord grip, the most widely used golf grip on the Tour, is also available for golfers who prefer a firmer feel, rougher texture and all weather performance.
What handicap range are the G440 irons designed for?
The Ping G440 irons are a great iron set for almost any golfer due to their impressive forgiveness and distance but are aimed at the mid to high handicapper. They feature stronger lofts compared to previous models, giving golfers a slightly lower, penetrating ball flight, making them extremely easy to control distance and accuracy.
What set combination should I use?
The lofts of the G440 irons are almost identical to the G430 with the exception of the PW, which is now 1 degree weaker at 42 degrees. For golfers who prefer to hit full shots with their wedges and therefore need more wedges in their bag, they may benefit from playing the 6-PW set with the addition of two or three additional wedges. On the other hand, for golfers who have a favourite wedge or may use one wedge for the majority of their shots around the green, it may not be necessary to have more than two wedges and may benefit more by playing the 4-PW or 5-PW set with the addition of the 47° U wedge and 56° sand wedge.
Can the G440 irons be adjusted?
Ping offer a large selection of custom options, including loft, lie and shaft length as well as a selection of custom shaft and grip options, but unlike the G440 woods which have an adjustable hosel, once the irons have been built they cannot be adjusted.
Ping G440 Irons Steel Shaft
