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Choose the G410 if a used set in your hand and flex costs less and you want the higher flight of its weaker lofts.
Choose the G430 if you may want PING to add or replace a club later.
PING's tables give the G410 and the G430 the same offsets (4.6 mm at the 7-iron), lies and lengths, club for club; the G425 came between them. The G430 is stronger through the set: a 29° 7-iron against 30°, a 41° pitching wedge against 44.5° and a 19° 4-iron against 20.5°. It has about a degree more bounce in most irons, and its wedges run 45.5°, 50°, 54° and 58° where the G410's run 49.5°, 54° and 58°. A stronger loft flies lower club for club; it is not more help on a mishit. Both score 3.5 of 5 here. PING still builds G430 clubs to fill in or replace one in a set; its G410 page is gone, so the G410 is a used buy.
PING's game improvement iron before the G440, with the same 4.6 mm of offset and the same 29° 7-iron; PING added a 41° pitching wedge to fill the gap its stronger lofts left.
$949 at 2nd Swing Golf7 irons (5-PW, GW) · checked 11 Oct
PING's game improvement iron before the G440, with the same 4.6 mm of offset and the same 29° 7-iron; PING added a 41° pitching wedge to fill the gap its stronger lofts left.
The G440 replaced the G430, and the two share the figures our score reads: the same 4.6 mm of offset at the 7-iron, the same 29° 7-iron and the same lofts from the 4-iron to the 9-iron, so both score 3.5 of 5.
Two earlier PING irons a step apart: the G430 is PING's game improvement head, the G730 its super game improvement head, and the G730 forgives more, 5 of 5 here against 3.5.
PING's tables give the G410 and the G425 the same lofts, lies, lengths, offsets and bounces, club for club, from a 20.5° 4-iron to the 58° LW, with a 30° 7-iron and 4.6 mm of offset.
