Oct 6, 2023 · The Ping S55 Irons are a well-rounded set of irons that cater to the needs of accomplished golfers who prioritize control and precision in their game. They excel in distance control, shot shaping, and feel, making them a top choice …

Nov 12, 2013 · The PING S55 irons are available for $999 for a 3-PW set. The stock shaft options are PING’s CFS, Z65, or TFC 189I (graphite). Other shafts from True Temper, Project X, and KBS, among others, are available through custom order.

The S55 irons are one of the few iron sets that improves on the performance of its predecessor in both the forgiveness and control categories: the smaller clubhead is more workable but the precision weight placement makes them more forgiving at the same time.

Nov 8, 2013 · The S55 irons currently sell for $999 (3-PW) with Ping’s CFS shaft, which is available in four different flexes: soft regular, regular, stiff and x-stiff. Performance. Before the S55 irons hit our doorstep for testing, we knew something special had to be going on with them.

The Ping S55 irons are about as good as forged cavity blades get so they are definitely still worthwhile. Are the Ping S55 Irons Forgiving for High Handicappers? “I wouldn’t recommend these irons for high handicappers.” If you’re a 15 handicap or under, sure.

Feb 14, 2025 · These are very compact irons that sport a similar shape and size as the Ping S56 irons; but they do have some extra features that mid handicappers will love. For instance, the Ping S55’s feature perimeter weighting in the form of an expanded custom tuning port.

Nov 15, 2013 · Available in 3-PW, the 17-4 stainless steel heads feature a tungsten toe weight to increase forgiveness, and a vertical stabilizing bar for precise distance control and a solid sound and feel at impact.

Feb 5, 2015 · Ping S55 irons review: A stabilising bar is narrower in the long irons and wider in the short irons. The face is now thinner and weight savings have allowed the centre of gravity to be moved lower.

Dec 4, 2013 · I think the thinner sole on the s55 is better for me. I had a hard time with the thicker soles cutting through rough and hitting off hard pan. I think the s55 has a better sound and feel (subjective). I fight a hook and the offset on the longer irons had a tendency to play with my mind.

Oct 18, 2013 · from ping about the s55's: A compact, multi-material players' model, the s55 iron provides added distance with control while simultaneously improving workability and forgiveness. Available in 3-PW, the 17-4 stainless steel heads feature a tungsten toe weight to increase forgiveness, and a vertical stabilizing bar for precise distance control ...