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Ping i230 vs i210

The Ping i230 used from $629.99 replaced the Ping i210 used from $514.99. Here is what changed, side by side, from the same sourced figures as each spec page.

What changed

Club by club

Loft · lie · length, from each set's factory specs. Rows where they differ are marked.

ClubPing i230Ping i210
3-iron19° · 59° · 39"19° · 60° · 39"
4-iron22.5° · 59.8° · 38.5"22.5° · 60.5° · 38.5"
5-iron26° · 60.5° · 38"26° · 61° · 38"
6-iron29.5° · 61.3° · 37.5"29.5° · 61.5° · 37.5"
7-iron33° · 62° · 37"33° · 62° · 37"
8-iron37° · 62.8° · 36.5"37° · 62.8° · 36.5"
9-iron41° · 63.5° · 36"41° · 63.5° · 36"
PW45° · 64.1° · 35.5"45° · 64.1° · 35.5"
UW50° · 64.1° · 35.5"50° · 64.1° · 35.5"

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From each spec page

Ping i230. Lofts identical to i210; lies flatter in the long irons. ping.com lists the 4-iron at 38 7/8 in and 6-iron at 37 5/8 in, two retailer tables list 38.5 and 37.5, which fit the rest of the set and are used. Launch year per LoftChart; MyGolfSpy gives a later date. Lie by Ping color code (Black standard)

Ping i210. Replaced by i230 (announced 2022). Lie by Ping color code (Black standard)

Prices

Used and new prices from the stores we list are on each model's page: Ping i230 used from $629.99 · Ping i210 used from $514.99. The older generation usually costs less used.

Sources: ping.com (manufacturer) and loftchart.com (reference, cites the brand's table). Checked Sep 29, 2026.