Stainless steel is used for the body of the utility, while maraging steel is used on the face. The result is a head with a bouncing feel and a pleasing hitting sound. While maintaining the iron feel, the FP is now larger, so that the player can feel secure at address and easily lift the ball.
the new sliding sole design for a faster swing through has been used. This means that the player can be aggressive from any lie, and is now able to swing through quickly. The carbon shaft has increased rigidity near the grip, with increased overall flexibility for easy lifting of the ball to aim for the target.
This RS Utility available in 3 flexes option: 22??, 25?? and 28??
and it comes with PRGR RS carbon shaft as its standard shaft.
| Club # | Loft (??) | Volume (cm3) | Face Angle (??) | Lie Angle (??) |
| 3UT | 19.0 | 118 | -3.0 | 60.5 |
| 4UT | 22.0 | 116 | -3.0 | 60.5 |
| 5UT | 25.0 | 108 | -3.0 | 61.0 |
| 6UT | 28.0 | 106 | -3.0 | 61.0 |
Note: This is for your reference only and does not denote the content of the product.
| Headcover | Wrench | Interchangeable Shaft | MSRP |
| Yes | No | No | $569.99 |
