
Utility Iron
Ping iDi Utility Iron

Ping iDi Utility Iron
Ping · Utility Iron · iDi
Best Trade-In
$155
Trade-In Values
| Condition | Trade-In Value |
|---|---|
| Brand New | $129.20 |
| Mint | $155.04 |
| Average | $129.20 |
| Poor | $51.68 |
Trade-in values sourced from PGA Value Guide. Prices may vary.
About the Ping iDi Utility Iron
The Ping iDi Utility Iron is the successor to the well-regarded Ping iCrossover, representing a significant evolution in driving iron design. Available in 2-iron (17 degrees), 3-iron (20 degrees), and 4-iron (23 degrees) configurations, each loft is individually optimized for its intended purpose. The 2-iron delivers a low, penetrating ball flight suited for tee shots, while the 3-iron offers a balanced mid-launch profile, and the 4-iron launches higher with more spin to help hold greens on approach shots.
The iDi features a multi-material construction that combines a forged C300 maraging steel face with a 17-4 stainless steel body. The thin maraging steel face flexes efficiently at impact to generate faster ball speeds and greater distance, while the stainless steel body provides durability and stability throughout the swing. Ping reports a 15% increase in MOI compared to the previous iCrossover generation, delivering meaningfully more forgiveness on off-center strikes. The head shape has been refined to be deeper front-to-back, shallower, and slightly shorter heel-to-toe than its predecessor, making it easier to manipulate the face for different shot shapes.
A standout feature is Ping's patent-pending inR-Air technology, an air pocket strategically placed behind the face that dampens unwanted vibrations for a noticeably softer feel at impact. An integrated i-Beam structure adds rigidity and further refines the sound profile. Each club is a quarter-inch shorter and one degree flatter than the previous generation to promote greater control. For skilled golfers who want a modern driving iron with excellent feel and precision, the iDi is one of the most complete utility irons available.
Key Technology & Features
- Forged C300 maraging steel face generates faster ball speeds through efficient flex at impact
- Patent-pending inR-Air technology uses an air pocket behind the face to dampen vibrations for softer feel
- Integrated i-Beam structure adds rigidity and improves sound quality
- 15% higher MOI than the previous iCrossover for greater forgiveness
- Loft-optimized CG positioning tailors launch and spin for each iron number
Detailed Specifications
| Lofts Available | 17 (2i), 20 (3i), 23 (4i) degrees |
|---|---|
| Face Material | Forged C300 Maraging Steel |
| Body Material | 17-4 Stainless Steel |
| Feel Technology | inR-Air vibration dampening + i-Beam structure |
| MOI Improvement | 15% higher than iCrossover |
| Offset | Quarter-inch shorter, 1 degree flatter than previous gen |
| Retail Price | $295 |
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Excellent sound and feel thanks to inR-Air vibration dampening
- Three loft options each optimized for different performance profiles
- 15% MOI increase over previous generation adds meaningful forgiveness
- Compact, workable head shape suited for shot-shaping
Cons
- Requires consistent ball-striking to get the most from the design
- Premium price at $295 per club
- Not intended for higher-handicap players seeking maximum forgiveness
Best For
Low-to-mid handicap golfers who want a premium driving iron with outstanding feel, versatile trajectory options, and modern forgiveness in a compact shape.