This breakthrough utility club was designed with a larger sweet spot making it much easier to hit than traditional long-irons. This club’s higher MOI and lower CG allow for maximum forgiveness on off-center shots while also creating higher launch angles and added spin for those long approach shots that require a soft landing. Made with a 17-4 stainless steel body and a 455 Custom Carpenter Steel face.

• Made with a 17-4 stainless steel body and a 455 Custom Carpenter Steel face.
• Larger sweet spot than those hard to hit irons.
• High moment of inertia (MOI) and low center of gravity (CG) help to create a high launch, high spin club.
• Higher MOI and lower CG than traditional long irons allows for maximum forgiveness on off center hits resulting in higher and straighter shots every time.
• Easy to hit off the tee on tight par fours and excellent for long approach shots that require a soft landing.
• Higher C.O.R. than traditional long irons that will produce shots 5 to 10 yards longer.

The LDI is such a consistently effective club, that when the first prototypes were introduced at the long, tight and unforgiving 2004 PGA Championships, six Tour professionals put them into play immediately.

• The Launcher Driving Irons (LDI) are iron-style hybrids designed to replace those hard-to-hit long irons.

• What makes these irons so effective and easy to hit is the unique design of the club head’s interior.

• The specially engineered internal weighting system lowers and deepens the center of gravity and increases the Moment of Inertia (MOI) beyond that of standard irons.

•  These improved properties produce a penetrating ball flight with added stability for distance and consistency.

• The end result is a club that is ultra easy to hit and an excellent choice for tight tee shots and long approach shots.