golftuber.

Ping · Irons · 2025

Ping Blueprint T

4 reviewers
76

Well liked

what does 76 mean? →

The takeaway

Gorgeous blade, short irons only.

They agree

  • +One of the best looking irons out there
  • +Soft, solid forged feel
  • +Tighter dispersion than a blade should give
  • +Blends with Blueprint S lofts

The knocks

  • −Tiny head, punishing on mishits
  • −Loses speed and carry versus the S
  • −Long irons unplayable for most
  • −Premium price

Buy it ifyou strike it purely and want a blade in the short irons

Skip it ifyou need help on off-center hits or want a full set of long irons

Check price on AmazonPGA Tour SuperstoreWe may earn a commission from retailer links. It never changes the scores.

The verdicts.

2nd Swing Golf

Master fitters, Trackman-heavy testing

Loved it

“the Ping Blueprint T is amazing”

Called amazing in the blade discussion, though he fits very few pure blades.

+ the facts · 1 pros
  • +Amazing blade design

For: Avid players committed to a muscle back

MentionWatch the review

Mark Crossfield

Coach, famously hard to impress

Liked it

“maybe one of the best looking irons out there”

A stunning compact muscle back that wins on looks and feel all day long, but performance-wise Crossfield sees no reason to play it below an 8-iron over the S.

+ the facts · 5 pros · 3 cons
  • +Maybe one of the best looking irons out there, with Ping's short squat blade length and slender top line
  • +Gorgeous solid, soft, forged sound and feel
  • +Hydropearl 2.0 chrome finish for more consistent spin across lies
  • −Expensive, off-the-scale premium pricing
  • −Slender head is nerve-wracking on shots where you want help
  • −No performance case over the S beyond looks; he wouldn't go past an 8-iron in T

For: Elite ball-strikers who love a bladed look, ideally blended with the S in the longer irons

Full reviewWatch the review

Michael Newton Golf

On-course, season-long club tests

Liked it

“definitely not for the lighthearted”

A stunningly clean one-piece forged blade, but the head is tiny and strictly for the elite ball striker.

+ the facts · 4 pros · 4 cons
  • +Cleanest looking iron from the back he has seen
  • +One-piece 8620 forged, gorgeous feel when struck
  • +Some MOI boost from tungsten toe cap
  • −Extremely small head, makes the ball look like a tennis ball
  • −Punishing feedback on mishits
  • −Looks scary in the longer irons

For: Ultimate ball strikers chasing precision, or as the short-iron half of a Blueprint S combo set.

Full reviewWatch the review

Club Champion (TXG)

Tour-level fitting studio

Liked it

“there's just nothing like hitting a blade well”

About as small and pure a blade as gets made, with lovely soft-but-solid feel and better-than-expected mishit behavior, but it costs speed and carry versus the S and the four iron is unplayable for most.

+ the facts · 4 pros · 3 cons
  • +Beautiful compact shape, close to perfect at address in the seven iron
  • +Feel described as lovely, solid and soft without feeling dead
  • +Very tight standard deviation, heel strikes held up better than expected for a blade
  • −Consistent 4-yard and ball speed drop off versus the Blueprint S
  • −Four iron only carried 195-196, well short of what these testers need
  • −Neither reviewer would carry the long irons in this model

For: A select group of skilled ball strikers, ideally combo'd with cavities in the long irons

Head-to-headWatch the review