Part of what makes a utility iron a go-to option isn’t just a higher ball flight than comparable irons; it’s the fact that most are designed to be easier to hit than a long iron and offer more zip off the face.
Odyssey’s biggest hits have tended to tick the same boxes: alignment that resonates, groundbreaking inserts, a price in the heart of the current putter market and tour usage that sends amateurs into shops asking for it by name.
Motocaddy’s smartest electric buggy combines remarkably intuitive remote control with a touchscreen GPS system that puts detailed course strategy right at your fingertips.
Advances in technology, new head designs and smarter fitting have made these previously hard-to-hit clubs great choices for weekend golfers and pros like LPGA player Gaby Lopez.
At this week’s Baycurrent Classic in Japan, Titleist will introduce the next generation of the Pro V1 and Pro V1x, the start of the company’s global validation process across the world’s professional tours in the next few months.