Looking at PIng i15

[Golfingforfrun]

Hey guys his is my first post so go easy on me. I have played sports all through high school, and played baseball in college for awhile. Since im finally done with all that i want to really get into golf more since im still at a pretty young age and i definitely enjoy playing.

With that said, i have a buddy with some Ping i15's. He got them in a trade or something and is looking to get rid of them. The clubs are left handed and i am left handed as well so he just needs them gone since he cant use them. He's asking $370 for them and they are very very lightly used, maybe 10 times at the most (probably more like 5). I know this is probably a very good deal correct??

My experience with golf is a just play occasionally but havent in quite awhile. I plan on hopefully starting to play a whole lot more and i definitely need new irons at least as i have outgrown my old ones. So any help would be greatly appreciated.

[2thhacker]

Check e-bay to see what they are going for.  My guess is that's a good price.  You can also pretty quickly do a "web-fit" at pinggolf.com to see if the clubs specs (length, lie) are what you need.  This isn't as good as an actual clubfitting session, but it should get you in the ballpark.  If the length is correct ping will adjust the lie at a very modest price (i've read $18/set).  best of luck.

[Roy Munson]

If their legit, and fit, pull the trigger!

[cruzthepug]

$370 is probably a good price, they are on sale most places new for $599. Take a few swings and hit some balls, if they work, sounds like a good deal.