The three "D"s that lead to your ideal

Titleist iron fitting is built on the ideal trajectory performance with the initials of three "D"s: Distance Control, Dispersion Control, and Descent Angle. By optimally balancing all three elements for each player, you can take your iron shot consistency to a new level and improve your score.

DISTANCE CONTROL

By equalizing the ball speed (2.24m/s) between iron numbers, we can maximize and stabilize the carry. In addition to selecting a model to achieve the ideal distance between iron numbers, we also suggest options such as combinations (mixed model sets), utility irons, and utility metals.

DISPERSION CONTROL

We will check the tendency of the ball to scatter left and right and suggest a model selection or combination of multiple models that will enable you to hit the ball more accurately and in the direction you imagine. Driving the ball firmly near the target will increase the consistency of your scoring shots.

DESCENT ANGLE


By landing the ball firmly on the green with an iron shot, you can greatly increase your chances of scoring. From short irons to long irons, we propose configurations that optimize the best trajectory angle for each loft, leading to successful scoring shots.

Features

Improved feel and sound More sophisticated construction and design Variable bounce sole created in collaboration with the Vokey team High-density tungsten (D18) placed on the toe and heel

Head material	17-4 stainless steel (body), SUP-10 (face), tungsten nickel (#4 to #7)
Head manufacturing method	Forged (face), Cast (body)
Head Finishing	Nickel chrome plating (mirror finish)
	Four	Five	6	7	8	9	P	W(48)	W(53)
Loft angle (degrees)	20	twenty three	26	29	33	38	43	48	53
Lie angle (degrees)	61.5	62	62.5	63	63.5	64	64	64	64
Length (inches)	38.5	38.0	37.5	37.0	36.5	36.0	35.75	35.5	35.5
grip	Titleist Universal 360 (M60) 50g

*Please note that there are manufacturing tolerances for golf clubs.





For lifelong steel lovers, the new lightweight second edition lightweight steel shaft for irons.

The popular new genre lightweight steel ZELOS series combines the feel and direction of steel with the lightness and distance of carbon.
The second model in the series is now available, heavier than the ZELOS7.
The large flex range of the tip allows for distance approaching that of a carbon shaft, while the lightweight design provides excellent maneuverability and the renowned comfortable feel will satisfy the pride of steel shaft users.

flex	length	weight	torque	condition	Shaft butt diameter
NSZELOS8 R	38.5–35.0	84.0	2.3	Destination	14.8
NSZELOS8 S	38.5–35.0	87.5	2.2	Destination	14.8