How many are still playing Ping i15 irons?

[asumnerdawg]

Still gaming mine.  I've tried sooo many.  They cannot be replaced and Ping has ruined the i series by going away from what they were.  I am considering Mizuno 923 forged and PXG 0311P, but do not like the jacked lofts.  I know you can weaken but that messes with the bounce.

[samshen911]

I went back to i15s(4-W in graphite SR) from Titleist 775cb and 714AP1 since the set was originally as a back-up. For now I'm not really eager on the hcp numbers(40's with busy office life), feel the i15s just fits my easy swing mod currently. Still can hit low fade easily(5i、6i), so don't want to make any difference.   

[GWend]

Glad this topic is still out there. I had been playing i15s for a few years now and always wondered if it was time to upgrade. I'm  a mid handicapper so I tried the i25s and while not very scientific, seemed to get similar results. Maybe the longer irons delivered more consistently for me but not enough to make a change. I'll stick with the i15s a few more seasons. 

[iGuy]

Played i15 irons when they first came out.  I am 6'4 and have a very upright swing and hit a nice high fade when swinging well but can always use some help out toward the toe on off days and the i15 irons provided that for me while not being a huge head.

Been away from the game for quite some time and my wife and I are planning to retire in a few years and we decided to play golf in retirement so in thinking back to all the sticks I played we picked up a nice set of G15 irons for my wife (she is just learning to play) and I found a set of i15 irons (AWT stiff shafts) in really good condition with very little bag chatter damage to the backs.  And I am enjoying these very much.  I am back to hitting my high fade and these irons work great for me.  Ignore the red dot as they have been bent to blue dot and extended a 1/2 inch to my liking.