High trajectory hollow iron
Jupiter
AIRBRAVE Iron True Temper Elevate MPH95 Shaft
Item Number
airbrave-ttmph95
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| Product details and performance introduction |
UT is easy! I miss the iron sets from 30 years ago that included a 3 and 4 iron! Nowadays even professionals have one or two UTs.
The hollow structure of the UT, which separates the center of gravity of the head from the face, has gained more popularity than the short woods because it is shorter than the FW and does not generate too much backspin.
I want to take advantage of the ease of this UT in my IR! An iron that's not long, doesn't require you to hit it in, and gets the ball up in the air easily! The development concept has been decided!
Rounds on the course with popular irons Edel's IR was a real eye-opener! There are pros and cons to having them all the same length, but
I couldn't help but be intrigued by the variable WT attached right up to the sole of the back face, thinking "This is it!" We also tried out PXG's hollow IR! We also tested the Tour B and Fourteen on the course! Where on the face does it hit and what kind of ball comes out? Which shape provides the best release? We found the answer to the ideal iron!
Developed in collaboration with the Ehime Matsuyama Grand Prix! Daiichi Golf had had great success having their drivers made by the Grand Prix, so it was only natural that they would ask the Grand Prix to make their irons as well.
They are used to making things. They have released many more models than the major manufacturers.
I am very grateful to Grand Prix for responding to all of our detailed requests. The irons we created are exactly as we imagined them.
▼Comments from customers who use our products▼
| count |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
P |
G |
| loft angle |
24° |
28° |
32° |
37° |
42° |
48° |
| lie angle |
61° |
61.5° |
62° |
62.5° |
63° |
63.5° |
| Length guide (carbon) |
38.0 |
37.5 |
37.0 |
36.5 |
36.0 |
35.75 |
| Length guide (steel) |
37.75 |
37.25 |
36.75 |
36.25 |
35.75 |
35.5 |
Head part price: 26,400 yen (tax included) / 1 piece
*The length is a guideline and may vary depending on the shaft. Thank you for your understanding.
*This is the approximate length when a 6g weight is attached.
| The latest model of the ELEVATE series, which is popular in the European and US markets, has finally arrived in Japan [ELEVATE MPH 95] |
The trend towards lower spin golf clubs has resulted in the average golfer finding it harder to stop the ball with irons and wedges.
The Elevate MPH (Maximum Peak Height) is the lightest Elevate series ever produced and is designed to maximize the ball launch angle and maximum height, allowing you to aim for the green in terms of both spin and height.
In addition, by maximizing the initial velocity, it also has the longest distance performance in the series.
The shaft is lightweight yet stable thanks to the use of ultra-high strength vanadium reinforced steel alloy.
*Do not wipe the printed surface with solvents such as thinner, as this may cause the printing to peel off.
Please note that the print may peel off depending on the length of use and the conditions of use.
