Utility Iron
Titleist 2025 U505 Utility Iron
Titleist 2025 U505 Utility Iron
Titleist · Utility Iron · 2025 U505
Best Trade-In
$132
Trade-In Values
| Condition | Trade-In Value |
|---|---|
| Brand New | $110.20 |
| Mint | $132.24 |
| Average | $110.20 |
| Poor | $44.08 |
Trade-in values sourced from PGA Value Guide. Prices may vary.
About the Titleist 2025 U505 Utility Iron
The 2025 Titleist U505 Utility Iron got the biggest redesign in the lineup. The old two-piece cap construction is gone — this is now a one-piece hollow body that looks cleaner in the bag and blends with other T-Series irons. The 1-iron and 2-iron lofts keep the wider sole and shallow face from the previous generation, but the 3-iron and 4-iron have been slimmed down into a more compact, iron-like profile.
Inside, a new forged L-Face drives ball speed and launch height. Titleist's Max Impact Technology has been reworked to deliver more consistent speed, spin, and carry regardless of where you hit it on the face. Split high-density tungsten weighting positions the CG for stability and a higher, easier launch — this is one of the highest-launching utility irons available.
At $279 per club, it sits at the premium end of the driving iron market. Available in 16, 18, 20, and 22 degrees, covering everything from a 1-iron through a 4-iron replacement.
Key Technology & Features
- One-piece hollow body construction replaces the old two-piece cap design
- Forged L-Face insert increases ball speed and launch height
- Max Impact Technology delivers consistent speed and carry across the face
- Split high-density tungsten weighting lowers CG for higher launch and more stability
- Progressive shaping — wider sole on low lofts, slimmer profile on 3- and 4-iron
Detailed Specifications
| Loft Options | 16°, 18°, 20°, 22° |
|---|---|
| Construction | One-piece hollow body, forged L-Face |
| Weighting | Split high-density tungsten |
| Available Shafts | Project X HZRDUS Black 4G, Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Pro |
| MSRP | $279 per club |
Pros & Cons
Pros
- +One of the highest-launching utility irons tested
- +Clean one-piece look blends with T-Series irons in the bag
- +Strong forgiveness for a utility iron
- +Progressive shaping matches each loft to its intended use
Cons
- –Premium price at $279 per club
- –Larger profile won't appeal to players wanting a blade-like driving iron
- –Only four loft options
Best For
Mid-to-low handicap golfers who want a utility iron that launches high and carries far without the look of a hybrid.
Quick Summary
- Brand
- Titleist
- Model
- 2025 U505
- Category
- Utility Iron
- SKU
- 2025 U505 UIR
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