Turner 239 Utility Iron
The Turner 239 utility iron is built to replace the long irons that give most golfers trouble, without giving up the control a real iron offers. The head is hollow, which drops the center of gravity well below what a traditional long iron carries, so the ball gets airborne much more easily and holds a stronger flight once it's up.
The face is ultra-thin steel and generates real distance despite the compact size, and the classic profile is easier to shape and work than a hybrid's bulkier head. That's the trade this club is built around: a hybrid gets the ball up easily but can be hard to steer, while a long iron is easy to steer but hard to get airborne. The 239 aims to give you both from the tee and from the fairway.
The Turner 239 is for golfers who want the shot-making feel of an iron with the forgiveness of a hollow-body design.
Description
The Turner 239 utility iron is built to replace the long irons that give most golfers trouble, without giving up the control a real iron offers. The head is hollow, which drops the center of gravity well below what a traditional long iron carries, so the ball gets airborne much more easily and holds a stronger flight once it's up.
The face is ultra-thin steel and generates real distance despite the compact size, and the classic profile is easier to shape and work than a hybrid's bulkier head. That's the trade this club is built around: a hybrid gets the ball up easily but can be hard to steer, while a long iron is easy to steer but hard to get airborne. The 239 aims to give you both from the tee and from the fairway.
The Turner 239 is for golfers who want the shot-making feel of an iron with the forgiveness of a hollow-body design.
Specifications
| Club | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loft | 18° | 20.5° | 23° |
| Lie | 60° | 60.5° | 61° |
| Weight (g) | 239 | 244 | 250 |
| Offset (mm) | 3.75 | 3.50 | 3.25 |