Men's 2004 Ping G2 Left Hand Iron Set Stiff Flex (8 Clubs) #4 - #9, PW, GW Steel Shaft (Used)

This used 2004 Ping G2 iron set includes eight clubs (#4 through #9, pitching wedge, and gap wedge) designed with a steel shaft and a stiff flex to provide a solid, consistent feel through impact. The G2 irons are known for their perimeter weighting, which offers forgiveness across the face while maintaining control and accuracy for mid-handicap players. The forged 360° undercut cavity helps with a higher launch and easier distance control, making these clubs suitable for players who need reliability without sacrifice to workability. Ideal for left-handed male golfers with moderate to fast swing speeds who prefer the feedback and durability of steel shafts. The stiff flex supports better trajectory and shot dispersion for those generating enough clubhead speed, typically suited for intermediate to advanced players. This set covers the essential mid and short irons, pitching, and gap wedges, providing versatility for approach shots around the green.

The Ping G2 Golf Iron Set is engineered for golfers seeking a perfect blend of forgiveness, distance, and control. These irons feature perimeter weighting and a wide sole design, enhancing stability and expanding the sweet spot to deliver consistent performance, even on off-center hits. The Custom Tuning Port technology optimizes the center of gravity, promoting higher launch angles and improved accuracy. Constructed from durable 17-4 stainless steel, the G2 irons offer a solid feel while maintaining exceptional playability. The cavity-back design enhances forgiveness and shot-making capabilities, making these irons ideal for players of all skill levels.

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At the time, the G2s were known as the most forgiving iron set Ping ever created. They hit long. Even being an older model, they're still putting up similar numbers to some of the newer clubs on the market. The G2s are distance-heavy, high launching, and soft landing. And even though they are an older Ping model, these irons hold their value incredibly well. There are a lot of Ping loyalists. Like my dad, for example, he played college golf in the late 80s. And he still hits his Ping Eye2s. He refuses to get rid of them and hits them well. There's just something about Ping.

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Owen Harding