Ping Anser Forged Irons PK Callaway RAZR X Irons

Ping Anser Forged Irons PK Callaway RAZR X Irons

 

Ping Anser Forged Irons 

Ping's First Forged Design in More Than 40 Years
The forged, multi-metal design, of the Anser Forged Irons combines an 8620 steel body, a dense tungsten sole, and machined grooves for unequaled forged-iron feel and forgiveness. Its hollow-sole cavity softens feel and positions the CG for higher-launching shots. The progressive set design offers long-iron forgiveness and short-iron control (taylormade burner rescue hybrid ).

The Anser carries the same name as one of the early models Karsten Solheim produced before he transitioned to the popular investment casting process. The newest version pushes the forging process to create performance benefits not previously associated with a forged club.

Forged Multi-Metal Design
Combining an 8620 steel body with a dense tungsten sole, the Anser offers unequaled forged-iron performance.

Hollow-Sole Cavity
A hollow-sole cavity enhances the Anser's soft feel and pushes the CG low and back for higher-launching iron shots.
 

   

 

 

Forged Multi-Metal Design
Combining an 8620 steel body with a dense tungsten sole, the Anser offers unequaled forged-iron performance.

 

 

Hollow-Sole Cavity
A hollow-sole cavity enhances the Anser's soft feel and pushes the CG low and back for higher-launching iron shots.
 

Callaway RAZR X Irons

RAZR X irons feature a lower, deeper center of gravity and a consistently hot face for distance and accuracy. In head-to-head tests, the new RAZR X Irons are 56% more accurate than a competitor's iron that chases distance at the cost of accuracy. Tighter Shots, Shorter Putts, Lower Scores.

RAZR Technology shifts the center of gravity 12% lower and 15% deeper by redistributing 30 grams of weight in the back cavity; providing the power and forgiveness of a wide-sole iron with the precision and playability (taylormade cgb max driver) of a thin-sole iron.

A refined VFT Face and High-Definition Undercut cavity are tailored to each individual iron. The result is more consistent ball speeds across the face for more distance and accuracy, even on miss-hits.