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Players cited with this
- Sahith TheegalaPRESS
“Theegala has used the pictured i210 3-iron off and on throughout his career, but starting at last month’s RBC Heritage, he replaced it with a new iDi driving iron that appears to have a more permanent spot in the bag.”
Read the report - Viktor HovlandPRESS
“Using just one fairway wood, Hovland opts for a utility iron instead of a 5-wood, with his weapon of choice being the Ping iDi , a model that has been used since it was released mid-2025.”
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Brian CampbellPRESS“Campbell was one of the iDi's early adopters, working the club at a 4 iron loft into his bag and rapidly becoming a fan of it.”
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Specifications
- Club
- 3-iron
- Length
- 39 1/4"
- Loft
- 20.0°
- Lie angle
- 59.0°
- Offset
- 0.14"
- Swingweight
- D2
Copied from the manufacturer’s own page, not measured by us.
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Ping Blueprint S (5-iron)
also used by 1 of them
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also used by 1 of them
Photo credits
- Brian Campbell — Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0