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Players cited with this
Joaquin NiemannPRESS“Niemann plays the iron, which combines sleek looks with a thin topline, forged construction and minimal offset for maximum workability, from a 5-iron down to a pitching wedge.”
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Brian CampbellPRESS“PING's ultra-clean Blueprint S irons are by far the most popular of the brand's irons on tour, having also featured in the bag of last month's John Deere winner Brian Campbell”
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“Irons Ping iDi (4i; KBS Tour 120 S), Ping Blueprint S (5-PW; KBS Tour 120 S)”
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- Tyrrell HattonPRESS
“Ping i230 irons (4-6), Ping Blueprint S irons (7-PW)”
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“Tyrrell Hatton fills out the rest of his iron set with Ping Blueprint S irons (7-PW) with Nippon Modus3 Tour 120 X shafts”
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- Sahith TheegalaPRESS
“Theegala uses the Ping Blueprint S irons . He carries a 4-6 iron and then an 8-PW, with two 8-irons.”
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Ping i200
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Ping i210 Irons
also used by 2 of them

Ping i230 irons
also used by 1 of them
Ping iBlade
also used by 2 of them
Photo credits
- Brian Campbell — Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Joaquin Niemann — Chilean Olympic Committee, CC BY 3.0 cl