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Hello all -

I primarily joined the forum to ask a question about an old set of Ping Eye irons (not Eye2) that I inherited a few years ago. It's a matched set (1-W) of Black Dots and they have new grips. Swing feels great, seem to "play" fine on the range, but I haven't played a round with them yet. I used to have a "loaner" set of Eye2's that I really liked and have read several times that there were "numerous improvements" made to the Eye2 vs. the original Eye irons but nothing specific about what was improved?

http://www.ping.com/about/decade.aspx?decade=1980

So, can anyone tell me what improvements were made to the Eye2's vs the Eye irons?

Thanks in advance, JG

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Edited by Joey G

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Thanks, T2T! I couldn't see much difference but now that you mention it, I can recognize the difference in the cavity size. 

:ping:   Ping G30 - Driver       

Ping G Series - 3w & 5w 

Ping G5 - 7w & 5-PW

Ping Glide 2.0 Stealth 52*, 56*, 60*

Ping Sigma 2 Fetch putter

Awards, Achievements, and Accolades

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