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So took out my old Titleist DCI Oversize+ Irons and took them to the range, they are a Regular Flex, compared to the G15's they are much closer to a blade style even though they are still considered GI irons, but overall I seem to hit them a little better. With the Titleist irans you know when you hit it perfect and when you have an off hit, def feedback.

Back in the day I played the DCI's and did fairly well, maybe old is better?

In my Stand bag...
K15 9.5* Driver
K15 16* 3 Wood
Steelhead III 5 Wood
AP1 4-G Irons G15 20* and 23* Hybrid iWedge 56* 1/2 CRAZ-E Putter


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You are comparing 2 differents cows. The ping G15 has just as much workability and feedback as the dead feeling DCI. It is just a different feeling.

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I just bought the G15's this winter, and love them.. I did have a older nike set NDS. and by switching I bet i gained 15+ yards... or my swing has gotten a whole lot better..LOL

Tools in the Ogio bag.
Driver      Callaway
 Razr Fit Xtreme 8.5* Extra Stiff

3 wood   Callaway X hot Stiff flex

Hybrid     Ping I20 3H 20* & 4H 23*
Irons       Ping  I20 5-PW

Wedges  Ping Tour Gorge 52 & 56 Callaway Mack daddy 60*

Putter     Scotty Cameron Monterey

Balls      Bridgestone B-330

Shoes          Skycaddie SGX


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I replaced DCI 962s with Ping G5s. The 962s were more of a players iron and still i can do everything better with the pings fwiw.

In my L8...
Driver: Launcher 460 9.5
Fairway Wood: 18 degree hybrid
Irons: G5 3-GW
Wedges: m/b 50, 56Putter: Anser 2Ball: D2 Feel


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I just bought the G15's this winter, and love them.. I did have a older nike set NDS. and by switching I bet i gained 15+ yards... or my swing has gotten a whole lot better..LOL

Not sure but the lofts are probably a few degrees stronger on the Pings.

Most older clubs of even ten years ago have loft differences of 2-3 degrees. I play half DCI 990's and have CB's, it's working out really well for me.

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