Thanks for your feedback Aaron, appreciate you taking the time, enjoy the new bats. 👍👍👍

Blueprint S is a beauty.

i230s are interesting. I play i210s and when I tested the i230s I found that they span a little less than my i210s. No idea why, same loft, probably just me but I was not convinced they were as good as my i210s. Those BP-S irons really look pretty, just not convinced I am good enough for them. Yet when you look at the figures in the video, the i230s were exceptionally good performers with high spin. Overall I think Ping have one too many irons in their range, G730 seems totally unnecessary

@@justinstephenson9360 Yes, I have a set of i210s as a backup too. They're very good. To me, the i230s are a touch softer, but close. The BP-S are enticing for sure, but I think you have to be on your game for the 4, 5, 6 irons. 7 on down aren't too different after my testing and fitting.

Ping game improver irons are always super solid. It wasn't that long ago their cavity back Eye 2 iron was the only model they made. 👍

I agree.

From their numbers you could argue that it’s Ping’s best iron

@@paulmcgee1867 It's the one they will sell most of, that's for sure.

I have the 430’s and I absolutely love them I’m left handed and 6’7 got fitted for them and they came in super quick

Appreciate you taking the time to say so. Thank you.

We know the feeling...

Great stuff, lovely to hear, thanks for your input.

Thanks so much for taking the time to say so, really appreciate you taking the time to feedback. 👍👍👍

Loving the thinking with 5 Wood Ken, it's amazing how a fraction more loft is so much more playable with modern low spin golf balls. Enjoy the G730's.

Enjoy them John, nice choice.

Thanks for the feedback Steven, we wouldn't argue to strongly against your opinion on modern day irons.

Thank you, really appreciate you taking the time to say so.

Understand where you're coming from with the i530 Mick, we've always found the i230 comparable to modern forged irons though.

Thanks for the feedback, we'll see what we can do. 👍

Great to hear Paul, enjoy, they are a cracking iron.

We've never really seen a 'jumper' while testing indoors Blake. Neil has been experimenting with a set of hollow body irons on the golf course over the last 3 months and feels a couple of shots have just flown forever. But that could be down to moisture as it has been incredibly wet here.

That's just the nature of hollow irons. They are designed to hot out the middle. So elsewhere could be significantly shorter. But you would think the same thing happens with driving irons and hybrids.

I think the ‘jumper’ has to do with the ‘trampoline’ effect due to the construction of the club face in combo with the low spin nature of these clubs. I think it’s a trade off- for most club golfer’s they are willing to accept it to gain the extra distance. The earlier P790 was criticized for this, but TM would claim this has been mitigated over the generations. I will say many of the sets in that category are progressive, so there is a transition in construction with the scoring irons where they have less tech and better consistency. I game the Mizuno Pro 245 and I don’t feel like I get that many jumpers (if any) in that set. You can definitely notice a difference in sound/feel when you play the mid/longer irons due to the tungsten and design of those clubs, but the scoring clubs feel very solid. Oh, and Luke Donald put the 245’s in the bag.

@@atxrich Brook Henderson is signed with TaylorMade. She went from P790 to P770 back to P790, now playing P7MC. Nelly Korda plays P7MC also. There might be something to it.

@@atxrich At the same time, I don't consider MP 245 or i530 to be distance irons. Less inherent tendency for fliers.

The i530 would be worth a look for sure, you can't make a bad choice between the three models.

Will see if we can find out for you.

There's nothing saying you can't combo them in that way Evan. It would be unconventional, especially so with just a single Blueprint T iron in the bag, but as somebody recently told us - you do you!