This PING irons comparison features the two latest game-improvement irons from PING: The PING G430 irons and the PING G425 irons. Each of these PING irons is designed to provide superb forgiveness and explosive distance to golfers in the mid-to-high handicap range. But how do the new PING G430 irons compare to the previous model, the PING G425 irons?
In this video, 2nd Swing’s Drew Mahowald and Cameron Fitzer conduct a PING irons comparison test on Trackman featuring the PING G430 irons and the PING G425 irons.
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6 Comments
Test them against ping g series from a few years back
Test these with slower swing players
G430 wins for me but the higher bounce puts me off as it’s usually very dry where I play
He has a lot of speed to maintain height. Let's see Taylor hit these. I think these would struggle at her swing speed. The Mizuno JPX HL would be better for the more average swing speeds.
Considering that the G430 irons are about 1° stronger lofted than the G425’d that would account for being 3-4 yards longer in distance. Set the lofts exactly the same and then test them for a true result to see if there’s actually any more distance generated other than simply because the new club is stronger lofted. But they are both great clubs
The 425-I swung it about 35x and every single shot went right (right handed) For me-it was horrible. Now the tm 790 was awesome for me.