The Ping G20 irons are designed to deliver a blend of forgiveness, distance, and playability, making them an excellent choice for golfers who seek game-improvement features. Constructed from stainless steel, these irons feature a large, cavity-back design that enhances the moment of inertia (MOI), providing exceptional forgiveness on off-center hits and consistent performance across the clubface.
The G20 irons are characterized by their oversized heads and a low, deep center of gravity (CG), which promotes higher ball flights and easier launches. The wide sole design helps to reduce turf interaction issues, minimizing the chance of digging and improving playability from various lies. The sleek, modern profile includes a thin top line and minimal offset, which combines advanced forgiveness with a contemporary aesthetic. Overall, the Ping G20 irons offer a high-performance option that balances distance, forgiveness, and ease of use, making them suitable for golfers looking to enhance their game with forgiving and versatile irons.
Yellow dot: 1.5 degrees upright
Specification
| Dexterity | Right Hand |
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| Brand | Ping |
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| Model | G20 |
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| Set make up | 4-PW |
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| Shaft Flex | Regular |
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| Shaft Model | CFS |
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| Shaft Material | Steel |
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| Length | Standard |
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| Grip details | Ping |
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| Year | 2011 |
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| Player Level | Game Improvement |
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| Iron Set Count | 7 |
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| Lie Angle | 1.5 degrees upright |
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| Shaft Flex | Regular |
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Condition Guide
Every pre-owned club is graded out of 10 on its Head, Shaft and Grip, which combine into an overall condition grade. Grips scoring below 6/10 are replaced before sale.
- 10/10 – Unused, often still boxed.
- 9/10 – Mint; little to no sign of use.
- 8/10 – Very good; used only a handful of times, faint marks.
- 7/10 – Good; clear evidence of play but no damage.
- 6/10 – Fair; honest cosmetic wear from normal play (our most common grade).
- 5/10 – Well used; heavier play marks, still fully playable.
