Titleist u500

If you followed golf equipment release cycles for any period of time, you probably know that Open Championship week always doubles as utility iron week. The T-MB franchise, a complete set of hollow body utility clubs is, for now, dead. It features a more compact head, thinner topline, titleist u500 less offset, titleist u500.

Doug E Urbana, MD. Curious as to who is playing a U-series utility, whether you are also playing a hybrid and why did you choose one model over the other, whether by fitting or simple preference of design. I am seriously considering one. Fitting will certainly give me the numbers off a mat or level turf, but there are far more factors that need to be taken into consideration in my opinion, not the least of which is looks. Personally, I like a smaller, players-style head with a thinner topline, which makes me lean toward the U

Titleist u500

The Titleist U utility iron helps the stronger player take advantage of high tech iron design. Traditional look at address. While utility irons have become a major trend in the last couple years, the choices have been fairly limited. Each OEM has tended to put out just one utility iron, making it hard to find exactly what you want. For fall of , Titleist has unveiled two utility irons. The U is designed to be the option for the high level player who wants to keep hybrids out of the bag or replace a long iron. In the bag, the U utility iron looks almost identical to the U Both have only the Titleist script logo across the back, surrounded by thin strips of chrome. You need to look to the hosel to see the numerical difference. At address, however, the U is distinct from its brother. This is clearly a better players utility iron : the top line is slimmer, and the blade is shorter from heel to toe. The U utility iron uses tungsten weights to increase stability in the head, and they work…to a point.

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The U and U were officially unveiled this week on the range at the Open Championship and will be available at retail in August. The new models use a forging process to thin the high-strength steel L-face even further to 1. That saves weight, which is then repositioned in the form of tungsten weighting. That tungsten weighting—an average of 98 grams per head on the U and 95 grams on the U—lowers the center of gravity, making these low-lofted irons easier to launch. That combination with the faster face gives us launch plus launch with ball speed and that equals high and far. Indeed, some Titleist tour players are even exploring the idea of the lowest-lofted U models replacing a fairway wood.

The Titleist U utility iron helps the stronger player take advantage of high tech iron design. Traditional look at address. While utility irons have become a major trend in the last couple years, the choices have been fairly limited. Each OEM has tended to put out just one utility iron, making it hard to find exactly what you want. For fall of , Titleist has unveiled two utility irons.

Titleist u500

Drawing on input from Tour Pros, it provides the high, explosive launch of a utility but with a refined design that offers a more iron-like look, feel and sound. Even better, a new reconfigured hollow body and core support structure ensure that dynamic speed generation now comes with superior feel and sound. Our mission is to deliver clubs built with ultimate precision to meet the needs of your game. A Titleist fitting is the fastest way to add consistency to your game. The goal is simple: Nothing but total confidence with every club in your bag. Confidence that your clubs will perform exactly as expected and that you can execute every shot needed to lower your scores. Find your nearest fitting opportunity by clicking below.

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Duffner's Waggle 2 posts. Subscribe Now. Same distance and in my opinion more forgiving. Golf "gold edition" driver shaft — Farmers Insurance Open L. Posted August 26, edited. It's a bit different to the U's and much more clunky, but it's not so bad if I think of it as a hybrid replacement rather than an iron replacement. Honestly if you thinking to replace your iron already in the bag, not sure if it's a marked difference over an AP2. Personally, have a strong dislike for offset hence the b irons i. It looks soo good though! I think it will be a good swap out with 4 wood based on the course lay outs. Golf gram prototype putter shaft — Farmers Insurance Open L. For me it's worth about to yards depending on the lie , gaps perfect between my 5 iron and hybrid. The latter is for golfers that need more forgiveness, and miss the sweet-spot more often, hence larger head, wider sole, longer heal to toe length and lower COG. John 5 years ago. Followers 0.

Titleist U irons are one of two long-game improving hybrids released as part of the U-Series. Unveiled along with the Titleist U irons in the U-Series , Titleist introduced the hybrid irons following requests from tour stars seeking new options to add to their bags.

Followers 0. You like the look and feel of a smaller head, it's going to make you feel more confident and happier looking down at that club. Tony believes that golfers deserve to know what's real and what's not, and that means MyGolfSpy's equipment coverage must extend beyond the so-called facts as dictated by the same companies that created them. Always preferred long irons over the hybrids, especially when trying to hit a trouble shot. It sound and feels more like a hybrid, being hollow. When you dead-nut it, it has a neat "click" sound and feels so pure. I was never a hybrid player, so the iron shape of the head fit my eye well. The demo was in the stock stiff Hzrdus Smoke shaft. Wish they had something right in between these two. In any case, I am waiting IMpatiently for the new shaft. Christopher 5 years ago.