Blueprint S Irons- Steel By Ping Canada
Developed following extensive testing with our top tour pros to ensure control and precision, Blueprint S adds forgiveness to the mix to deliver score-lowering performance. The fully forged, 8620 carbon steel head boasts a clean cavity design and optimized CG for distance and trajectory control. Precision-Pocket Forging, a patented process that creates a pocket in the cavity, saves weight to increase forgiveness in the 3, 4 & 5 irons.
Forged For The Best
Extensive testing with our top tour professionals gleaned tremendous insights in the development of Blueprint S. No detail was overlooked, offering unique points of differentiation in the forged-iron category while delivering the shot-making precision and score-lowering performance demanded by the best players in the world.
Precision-Pocket Forging
Using a patented technique, a pocket is forged into the cavity of the 3, 4 and 5 irons, saving 10g of weight, which is re-allocated to increase the MOI for added forgiveness. An elastomer insert ensures a solid feel and sound.
Pro-Preferred Look
The compact shape fits the discerning eye with a thin top line, minimal offset and shorter blade length, creating an appealing look at address. This design was achieved as a result of working with top PING Tour pros who wanted a blade-style iron shaped to deliver workability and control.
Machined Face & Grooves
Precision-milled grooves ensure the preferred launch and spin results for those who rely on pinpoint control. In tour player testing, Blueprint S produced more ball speed than previous generations while increasing max height for green-holding performance.
Narrower Sole
Tungsten toe screw and shaft tip weights allow for swingweight fine tuning. The narrow sole provides consistent turf interaction from all conditions. Standard lofts are identical to Blueprint T and i230 for blending sets.
Early Validation
The 6-iron through PW are sized and shaped for workability and control, attributes appreciated by PING pros, who have quickly embraced the new design. Sahith Theegala was the first to win with S, crediting their straighter ball flight and consistent distance. Louis Oosthuizen notched consecutive victories playing a blended set of S and T.
