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Ping Blueprint T

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First cited here by Tony Finau, May 2020

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  • Ping Tour rep Kenton Oates initially built the grips four degrees open on a new set of Ping Blueprint irons, but Finau’s coach, Boyd Summerhays, wasn’t convinced it was open enough for Finau’s liking — so he took a blowtorch to the grips and adjusted each one by hands.
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  • An equipment free agent, Horschel plays the Blueprint irons from Ping, the company Horschel signed with at the start of his PGA Tour career before later moving on to PXG.
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  • His 4 and 5-iron are Ping Blueprint S irons, which are fitted with a Project X 6.0 shaft, as are his Ping Blueprint T irons (6-PW).
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  • with his Ping Blueprint blade irons with Nippon N.S. Pro Modus 3 Tour 120 TX shafts
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  • Irons (3) : Nike Vapor Fly Pro; (4-PW) : Ping Blueprint
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  • He then has a set of the Ping Blueprint irons (4-PW).
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  • Corey Conners uses Ping Blueprint S (4i, 5i) and Blueprint T (6-PW) irons with True Temper Project X 6.0 (120g) shafts
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  • IRONS: Ping i230 (4) with Project X Red 6.5 shaft, Ping Blueprint S (5), Blueprint T (6-PW), with Project X 6.0 shafts
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  • Irons: Ping Blueprint S (4i, 5i, Project X 6.0), Ping Blueprint T (6i-PW, Project X 6.0)
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  • Irons: Ping Blueprint (3, 5-PW; True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shafts)
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  • Irons (3): Nike Vapor Fly Pro; (4-PW): Ping Blueprint
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  • he has flirted with other irons and actually switched into a set of the Ping Blueprint irons for part of 2024, but the Sheffield born major champion has now gone back to his old faithfuls
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  • Irons: Ping Blueprint (4-PW)
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