Ping G740 Vs Titleist T350 Irons Comparison And Performance Review

TL:DR Overview

The Ping G740 and Titleist T350 irons are both aimed at mid to high handicappers but they take very different approaches to helping you play better golf.

The G740’s are massive Super Game Improvement irons with the widest sole in Ping’s lineup designed to launch the ball high and keep even terrible strikes playable.

The T350’s are sleeker Game Improvement irons with a players iron look and feel that still pack plenty of forgiveness thanks to hollow body construction and tungsten weighting.

In our testing the G740’s had slightly more ball speed and spin but were fractionally shorter, while the T350’s offered better accuracy and a more refined feel for consistent strikers.

Performance Stats

	Ping G740	Titleist T350
Ball Speed	126.3 mph	125.2 mph
Height	107 ft	106 ft
Spin	6153 rpm	5860 rpm
Land Angle	49.8°	49.8°
Distance	177.4 yards	178.6 yards

Ping G740 Irons Overview

The G740’s are proper max game improvement irons and Ping aren’t hiding that fact.

These are the biggest irons in their entire lineup with the longest blade, thickest topline and a sole that’s 22% wider than even the G440.

They’ve got a dual camber sole design that glides through the turf rather than digging in, which is perfect for golfers who catch it a bit heavy sometimes. The ultra low center of gravity comes from a shorter hosel and shallower face, helping launch the ball high with steep descent angles.

The three piece PurFlex cavity badge dampens vibration without stiffening the face, giving you a marshmallow like feel on flush strikes with a more powerful sound than previous SGI models.

There’s plenty of offset to help square the face up and high density tungsten in the heel and toe to resist twisting on mishits.

The 5 and 6 irons use a shorter shaft length progression to bridge the gap to hybrids making them easier to launch. The wedges are modeled after the iconic Eye 2 design for better bunker play.

The matte Hydropearl 2.0 finish repels moisture and looks more sophisticated than the flashy chrome of older models.

Titleist T350 Irons Overview

The T350’s are hollow body game improvement irons that look way more like a players iron than the G740’s.

They’ve got a forged face with Max Impact Technology to increase ball speed across the entire hitting area and dual tungsten weighting in the heel and toe for stability and accuracy.

The muscle cavity design gives you a blend of sweet spot size and solid feel that you dont always get in game improvement irons. Testing showed these were the second most accurate game improvement iron which is impressive.

The sole was developed with the Vokey wedge team and features variable bounce design to improve turf interaction and consistency from different lies.

The progressive design means longer irons have more offset and turf relief for easier launch while the shorter irons focus on control with aggressive grooves for spin consistency.

Theres a SureFit style hosel for adjustability up to 4 degrees upright or 2 degrees flat which gives fitters plenty of options to dial in your launch and dispersion.

The sleek satin finish and compact toe to heel ratio give these much more shelf appeal for golfers who want a traditional look.

Overall Comparison

The G740’s will suit higher handicappers who need maximum forgiveness and that big confidence inspiring profile at address.

They maintain ball speed even on extreme toe strikes and the wide sole is insurance against fat shots.

The T350’s will suit mid handicappers who strike the ball more consistently and want a players iron look without sacrificing forgiveness. They offer better accuracy, tighter dispersions and more workability than the G740’s.

Both irons launch high with identical landing angles but the G740’s spin more which helps stopping power on the greens.

The T350’s are slightly longer despite having less ball speed which shows how efficent the design is.

If your looking for the ultimate safety net and you struggle with consistent contact, the G740’s are the better choice.

If you want forgiveness but also care about looks, feel and precision, the T350’s are worth the extra cost.

Both are excellent irons for mid to high handicappers but they suit different types of golfers and always best to go for a fitting to see which one works better for your game.