Are The New Ping Blueprint Irons Any Good??
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Join us as we dive into the new Ping Blueprint irons, the S and the T models. While they are designed for lower handicap players, don't be fooled - even a 20 handicap player can flush them! We put them to the test and were pleasantly surprised by their forgiving nature. Find out if these new irons are worth the hype in our in-depth review. Don't forget to subscribe for more golf equipment insights!
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I swear Marc and I are golf soulmates. I just bought MB-101s but I kiiinnnda want blueprint T’s 😂
Great Video!!
I am going to get the 5-9 the minimal look is what I wish titleist would do but might be a T person now. They feel real close to mizuno blades
Maybe we can do a comparison in the future and see which one preforms better!
How long did yours take to arrive?
@@fractal5355 ended up with new t100. The Ping notch I couldn’t get over looking at
Can you test high lofted fairway woods 7-11 compared to their iron counterparts. I found the 4 iron Tseries (350/100) test helpful
We just might have to through that on our to do list! Thanks for the comment
How would you compare these to current gen T100? I’m torn between the two but can’t hit either to compare where I live. Current handicap 10
243s vs the blueprint s I’ve hit them both very similar results but the 243 had my gamer shaft. Think if ping did they may overcome. 243s felt better to me but misses better with ping
What shaft would you recommend for a 5 hcp player with a 100mph driver swing speed. I don’t live in your area to come for a fitting.
I’d love to be able to help you out here - but there is way too many variables to just base a shaft on head speed. Would need significantly more data - and unfortunately we never know the answer until you test it.
Fitting a 20 handicap into these is a horrible idea.
Glad you think that based on the gobs of information you have about that person.
@@SmashFactoryGolfChannel That's true. If he three putts every single hole then this is probably a good fit.
Lots of those people out there. Also could’ve just been playing the wrong clubs for him. People assume larger means more forgiving for everybody. It’s not the case. Consistency is key.
Lots of those people out there. Also could’ve just been playing the wrong clubs for him. People assume larger means more forgiving for everybody. It’s not the case. Consistency is key.
@@SmashFactoryGolfChannel Larger does not always mean more forgiving and there are variances in ability and consistency even within handicap ranges. There are also outlier situations where an individual may come to a fitting with a high handicap due to one area of the game (e.g. poor short game and putting) contributing to their handicap in a way is not indicative of their ability. That said, I still find it quite unlikely that a set of Blueprint irons represent the true best fit for a 20 handicapper barring some extraordinary circumstance. There are simply too many head options on the market that offer more forgiveness and stability while still providing a similar look, feel, and playing profile. That's not to say the customer won't like the irons or that it wasn't the club that the customer hit best on the day and time of the fitting. Rather, the design of the golf clubs are unlikely to provide the best balance on a day to day basis for the common strike patterns and playing characteristics of a 20 handicap.