FLEXCORE Technology: This is a multi-material design that “unlocks” the face from the sole, allowing more flex. That means more face flex, more speed, and more consistent distance, even on off-centre hits. 

Utility Ai Face: The face is engineered using AI specifically for utility irons. This helps deliver precise distance control and spin consistency, plus allows for good shot-shaping and trajectory control. 

Forged Hollow-Body Construction: Multi-piece forged hollow body gives that soft, forged feel, but retains some “utility forgiveness” and strong feedback thanks to vibration dampening. 

Enhanced Iron Shape / Compact Profile: It’s not a big “hybrid” or “max-game-improvement” profile — more “tour-precision” in a utility iron package.

Lofts Available: According to JustSayGolf, the 2026 UT irons come in 18°, 20°, 22°, and 24° for different gapping needs. 

Stock Shafts:

• Graphite: Mitsubishi MMT HB 80 g for R/S, 90 g for X. 

• Steel: True Temper Dynamic Gold MID (115g) in R, S, X. 

Grip: Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360. 

Swing Weights (for the UT): D3 (steel) and D1 (graphite) per the spec sheet. 

Feel / Launch: Because of the low-mid trajectory and compact profile, this iron is designed for players who want to hit penetrating shots off the tee or from the fairway, while still being able to work the ball.