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Ping reveal new i25 range of drivers, woods and irons

published: Jan 2, 2014

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updated: Oct 3, 2023

Ping reveal new i25 range of drivers, woods and irons

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A full line of clubs aimed primarily at better players includes an adjustable driver and fairway woods as well as hybrids and irons

Ping launch new i25 driver

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Ping’s stylish new i25 range will offer the benefits of adjustability, the looks that better players demand and the forgiveness that all golfers need.

Two years ago, Ping introduced i20 – a full line of equipment including stylish yet playable irons and woods designed to offer unobtrusive looks and minimal distraction to the better player.


Following on from the success of that range – especially the irons – comes i25, which, romantically, will be in the shops on February 14.

Given the popularity of the i20 irons, it is perhaps unsurprising that the most obvious innovations and improvements have come in the woods. The driver and fairways promise to be more playable than their predecessors while the hybrids have been re-engineered to offer greater control and workability.


The driver and fairways are adjustable (plus or minus 0.5˚) and feature what Ping describe as “subtle racing stripes” on the crown that frame the ball at address.

“The same width as a golf ball, the stripes offer a visual cue (consciously or sub-consciously) that can lead to multiple benefits,” said the company. “They can help the player aim the club face accurately, align one’s body to the target, and assist in taking the club back on the proper path.”

The driver and fairway feature “subtle racing stripes” on the crown that frame the ball at address
In the drivers, fairways and hybrids, Ping’s industry-first PWR shaft family offers unique weights and stiffness profiles without altering swingweight.

What this means is that you can try shafts of different weights in the same flex, allowing you to find the feel that you are looking for. You might be surprised to learn through experimentation that, for example, a lighter driver shaft but more weight in the fairway wood shaft works best for you.

“With adjustable clubs, fitting for shaft weight has been limited because of its effect on swingweight,” said John Solheim, Ping’s chairman and CEO. “The PWR Series overcomes that by varying the CG location of the different weights so we can offer options that optimize ball flight while providing a better-feeling, more-responsive shaft.”

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The hybrids are also dramatically improved, with less bulge and roll on the face giving them more of the looks and performance of a driving iron.


The i25 irons are even more powerful than their predecessors and offer an extremely appealing blend of forgiveness and finesse.

Read more about the i25 drivers

Read more about the i25 fairways

Read more about the i25 hybrids

Read more about the i25 irons

Key facts

Ping i25 driver

Lofts: 8.5, 9.5 & 10.5º

LH: Yes

Shafts: Ping PWR 55 (R, S); PWR 65 (R, S, Tour S, Tour XS); PWR 75 (S, Tour S, Tour XS)

SRP: £345

Available: February 14

Ping i25 fairway

Lofts: S3 (14º), 3 (15º), 5 (18º)

LH: Yes

Shafts: Ping PWR 55 (R, S); PWR 65 (R, S, Tour S, Tour XS); PWR 75 (S, Tour S, Tour XS)

SRP: £220

Available: February 14

Ping i25 hybrid

Lofts: 17, 19, 22 & 26˚

LH: Yes

Shafts: Ping PWR 80 (R, S, Tour S, Tour XS); PWR 90 (S, Tour S, Tour XS)

SRP: £185

Available: February 14

Ping i25 irons

Available: 3-9, PW, UW, SW, LW

LH: Yes

Shafts: Steel Ping CFS (Soft R, R, S, X); Graphite Ping TFC 189i (Soft R, R, S)

SRP: £90 per club steel; £110 per club graphite

Available: February 14

i25 driver, i25 fairway, i25 hybrid, i25 irons

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Dan Murphy
Dan Murphy

The brains behind the NCG Top 100s rankings, Dan is our man with a plan (and algorithm) when it comes to all things golf courses.

Dan has worked at National Club Golfer since 2002 and was the editor from 2007 to 2020.

Away from golf he is a season ticket holder at Leeds United.

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