what do the coloured dots on ping irons mean?

Answer 1

The dots are the lie angles and grip sizes. Go to www.ping.com and take a look at the custom fitting section. They have a great system

Answer 2

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what do the coloured dots on ping irons mean?

Answer 3

the dots are the different lie angle of the club head it is also on their woods. I play white dots which are 3 degrees upright for a taller player. there is no dot on the grips but the stripe on the top of the grip as well as the color of the ping logo tells you the kind of grip. White is a standard size grip. orange is slightly over sized and aqua marine is slightly under sized. they have colors for 5 degrees up through 5 degrees down. im not sure the number color combos but the colors are green, blue, red, black, silver, burgandy, white, gold, orange and brown. I know white is 3 degree up because thats what I play. I know black is standard loft, i know red is 1 degree down cause thats what my uncle plays. Silver is 4 degrees up because that was the first color i tested and it was slightly to upright and blue is 2 degree upright. I believe brown is 5 degrees down the rest im not sure about.

Answer 4

The colored dots represent lie angle (the measurement of the angle between the sole of the club and the centerline of the shaft).

Pinggolf.com has an index to the colors in the irons section.

Answer 5

Ping Grip Color Code

Answer 6

It is how "upright" your stance is. It comes from a personal fitting (like I'd ever have one). I got some blue dot irons real cheap after they had been returned...

Answer 7

thanks everyone for all the answers