The fairway has been buzzing with the word "utility," the name for a new type of club that transformed the strategies of amateur golfers for whom the long hits is a challenge.The utility club has made hits in the 200 yard range so much simpler to get right. So at Kasco we asked ourselves, why not combine the utility club features with those of a high-precision iron, to make middle range (under 200yard) hits easier, too? Like an iron, it would make setting up easier and give better directional control, even when driving against strong winds. The result was the concept we now call "iTility," for iron plus utility, the answer to many golfers prayers. The biggest differences between existing utility and the new ITility club are in the height and depth of the center of gravity and the face progression. Its features include, first, great looks. Just look at that clean,sharp face that looks just like an iron. It's so easy now to set up with a club just right for your objective. The way in which the leading edge is subtly designed not to protrude is another iron-like characteristic.