subject: Reviews Ping Anser Forged Irons [print this page] The Ping Anser Forged irons represents the very best of Ping"s commitment to design and technology. Built to appeal to all golfers, and already in use of the PGA Tour, the Ping Anser Forged a forged, cavity back iron made from multi-materials.
First released to the Asian market, the Anser Forged arrives in Europe and the US with a big reputation that it effortlessly lives up to. Even the use of the Anser name is an indication of the heritage of the club and of the quality for which Ping is famous. Although not a first, the Anser Forged does mark a break from Ping"s more normal tradition of producing cast irons.
Hit the sweetheart for feel and forgiveness. Ping launches the "Super Car" of Irons. Forged, milled, exotic material for weighting, CG and MOI. Touch of class with weight ports in the center of the head (typical to Ping) to tune swingweight without moving the CG away from the center of the face. The Anser is a special club for the serious golfer looking to enjoy a unique set of irons not many will see.
Made for a golfer that is looking to play with Aston Martin with a touch of forgiveness. A traditional blade player will shy away. The Anser has a wider sole and more forgiveness that will make some look for something more compact.
Dual cavities milled into the back ofPing Anser Forged iron offer forgiveness and exceptional playability while the tungsten insert in the sole offers excellent ball flight and an incredibly stable and soft feeling hitting experience. Scottsdale Anser 2 Putter
The heel, toe and CTP cavity are all milled using a CNC machining center. This type of costly process drives the cost up but also insures the face thickness is minimal and meets tolerances post forging. By doing this Ping says they will be able to maintain the tightest standards as the forging dies wear over time. The result is visually appealing as you look at the cavity. Jewelry comes to mind as you look and see the machining cutter paths. The face and groves are machined also. At first it is hard to pick up, but after a few hundred balls you can see the milling marks on the face.
If you are serious about the game and want to have irons that very few will ever see then the Anser is the way to go. Softest Ping iron I have ever hit and looks to kill.
