| Ping i525 | Ping g425 | |
| Total Clubs | 9 | 10 |
| Length | 35.5 – 39.5 inches | 35 – 38.875 inches |
| Loft | 18 – 50 degrees | 20.5 – 58 degrees |
| Lie | 60 – 64.1 degrees | 60.5 – 64.6 degrees |
| Bounce | 5 – 13 degrees | 5 – 13 degrees |
Total Clubs: Ping i525 vs Ping g425
When counting all of the clubs to pick from, one of the first differences that can be noted between the i525 and the g425 is the total number of clubs offered. The i525 offers 9 clubs and the g425 offers 10 clubs. The one additional club that is offered by the g425 that is not offered by the i525 is the lob wedge.
So, if the lob wedge is something you are interested in getting, then the g425 is likely a better option for you.
Length: Ping i525 vs Ping g425
In terms of length, there is not too much of a difference between these two clubs, aside from one thing. On the shorter side, each starts out around 35 inches, however when you get to the longer side, the i525 offers a 39.5 inch option, and the g425 offers a 38.875 inch option. While this isn’t a huge difference (less than 1 inch), it is substantial enough to mention. Depending on what length you are used to, these are your options to consider.
The USGA has pretty strict rules on the length of a club. Currently, a club can not be more than 46 inches long, otherwise it is considered illegal. However, none of these clubs break that rule, so they are considered legal to use.
Loft: Ping i525 vs Ping g425
The main difference between these two in terms of loft is that the i525 has lower loft options and the g425 has higher loft options. More specifically, the i525 has an 18 degree option as its lowest whereas the g425 only has 20.5 degrees as its lowest option.
On the flip side, the g425 has 58 degrees as its highest loft option whereas the i525 only has 50 degrees as its highest option. So, if you are more interested in getting lower loft irons, then the i525 is better for you, but if you are looking for higher loft irons, then the g425 is better for you.
Lie: Ping i525 vs Ping g425
Lie is yet another similarity between these two sets. Both have a general range of 60 degrees to 64.6 degrees of lie. Generally speaking, there is not much difference between these two. No matter which one you choose, these lie options are not going to have a huge impact on performance.
Bounce: Ping i525 vs Ping g425
Another similarity between these two is the amount of bounce that they offer. Each has a range of bounce starting at 5 degrees and spanning to 13 degrees. Bounce doesn’t play a huge role in overall performance, but if it is something that you take seriously, then both clubs have a very wide variety to choose from.