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Karsten TR Karsten

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Driving Iron Series

Used Ping Karsten Driving Irons

2011–2014

Karsten Solheim's original shapes — the Anser above all — are the most copied in golf. This line put them back into production in modern steel, and then milled a variable-depth groove pattern into the face of the second generation.

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Release timeline

Oldest → newest

  1. 2011
    Karsten
  2. 2014
    Karsten TR