#iron lofts
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PING Iron Loft Chart: G410, G425 Same; G430, G440 Stronger
PING G400, G410 and G425 irons share one loft chart (PW 44.5°). The G430 cut the PW to 41° in 2023; the G440 set it at 42°. G7xx included.
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Titleist T150 and T100S lofts haven't changed since 2020
Four releases, one loft chart. T100S and T150 have run 19 through 48 degrees since 2020, so the loft stamp can't tell you which one you're looking at.
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7-iron loft isn't one number. Two PING irons span 8.5 degrees.
Two current PING irons publish six 7-iron lofts, 26.5 to 35 degrees, all at 37 inches. Why the number on the sole isn't a unit, and how to find yours.
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Titleist T200 vs T100: same length, same lie. Loft is what actually changes.
The 2021 Titleist T200 and T100 share one lie table and one length table. Loft is the only geometry that changes, and the weight difference sits in the stock shaft, not the head.
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Tourstage V300 III iron lofts by club, and what my used set cost
Tourstage V300 III lofts and lies by club, 23 degrees at the 4-iron to 45 at the PW, plus what ten months on a used set actually cost me.
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Titleist T100 Loft Chart: 2019, 2021, 2023 and 2025 Lofts Compared
T100 lofts by year in one table. 2019 to 2023 share identical lofts (P 46°); the 2025 set is 1° stronger (P 45°). Lie, length and T150 gap included.