Basic specifications
| head | [Head Material] Body: Ti811 casting, Face: 6-4Ti, Sole: SUS weight parts |
|---|---|
| shaft | Original carbon shaft |
| Shaft Specifications | Weight: 55/53g, Torque: 3.5/4.0°, Kick Point: Medium (S/R) |
| weight | Head weight: 215g |
| accessories | Dedicated head cover included |
Product List
| Loft (°) | flex | Length (inches) | Total weight (g) | balance | Head Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12/S Stock | 12 | S | 43.5 | 318 | D0 | 250cm3 |
| 12/R Stock | 12 | R | 43.5 | 316 | D0 | 250cm3 |
Product Description
This is a completely new golf club that combines the features of a long iron and Driver.
A club developer, frustrated by Driver 's ability to hit the ball far but with a tendency to slice or hook, thought, "What if there was Driver like a utility club?" He cut Driver, added lead tape, and created a prototype. The result was "incredibly easy to swing," "you can feel the head position during the swing," and "professional golfers also praised its ease of swing and accuracy." This is how the iron Driver was born.
Reasons why Driver is difficult or challenging
The reason why rackets and bats are easy to hit is that the hitting surface is in line with the extension of your hands, allowing you to hit it intuitively. However, with golf clubs, the hitting surface, the center of gravity, and the extension of your hands are slightly misaligned, and the shaft flexes, making it difficult. Also, the fact that the head's center of gravity is far from the face makes using Driver difficult.
Shallow center of gravity design
In a typical Driver, the center of gravity is far from the extension of the shaft and grip, causing the club head to lag behind more than you might expect. On the other hand, in recent years, as seen in mini Driver and other similar designs, iron Driver have a significantly shallower center of gravity, making them easier to swing without feeling any lag in the club head.
Small face progression
With a standard Driver, the clubface is positioned in front of the shaft, making it difficult to hit the ball cleanly. On the other hand, an iron Driver has a smaller face progression, making it easier to hit the ball cleanly.
Same face height as Driver
Even though the head volume is small, it has a face area comparable to a 460cm³ Driver, so you can tee it up at the same height as before without any problems.
43.5 inches, easy to swing.
The original carbon shaft from Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation is 43.5 inches long. This is a comfortable shaft length, similar to that of a typical mini Driver.
This is a completely new golf club that combines a long iron and Driver. Its unique and innovative shape resembles a larger version of an iron-type utility club, achieving both distance and maneuverability. The "Iron Driver" has a shallow center of gravity like an iron, and its 43.5-inch length makes it easy to swing. Despite its small head volume, it still boasts a face area comparable to a 460cm3 Driver, providing a sense of security when addressing the ball. It comes with an original headcover featuring striking American flag embroidery. ■ This is a rules-compliant model.
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