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Choose the G430 if you want offset to help square the face and matching wedges down to 58°.
Choose the T350 if you prefer a hollow forged-face head, or need a ladies flex, which the G430 does not list.
G430 $949 · T350 (2023) $1,149, each with its shop and checked date
Both are game improvement irons launched in the same season, with a 29° 7-iron, sold by the club in either hand. The G430 is a cavity back with 4.6 mm of offset at the 7-iron, which PING publishes. The T350 is a hollow body behind a forged face with two tungsten weights, which Titleist called its most forgiving iron; Titleist publishes no offset or sole figure, so our score counts its class only, 3 of 5 against the G430's 3.5.
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
Titleist's 2023 game improvement iron, which Titleist then called its most forgiving: a hollow body behind a forged face, two tungsten weights and a 29° 7-iron.
$1,149 at Titleist Certifiedleft-handed, 8 irons (5-PW, AW, GW) · checked 12 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.
Titleist's 2023 game improvement iron, which Titleist then called its most forgiving: a hollow body behind a forged face, two tungsten weights and a 29° 7-iron.
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.
