The 2009 Ping G15 Irons are a fairly new addition to the iron market, being an update of their G10 predecessors. They are designed mainly to be a game improvement club that's easy to hit, and very forgiving.

At first glance they are nice looking irons, sporting slightly larger than normal club heads with some sharp graphics. They would definitely look good sitting in your bag at a Sunday morning medal.

When first holding the clubs though, they definitely feel a bit heavier than most other Ping irons. However it really only takes a few practice swings to get used to the weight, and get a feel for the clubs.

As mentioned these irons were made to be easy to hit, and they do certainly deliver. The G15 can get the golf ball away consistently with such little effort, and you don't need to make that great a swing in order to get a decent shot.

And this was generally the case right the way through the set. Even the longer irons shouldn't pose too much difficulty for most players. However there is an alternative there in the form of the G15 hybrids, which are available for the golfers who are perhaps intimidated by trying to hit long irons.