The new Fli-Hi CLK with its lightweight graphite crown is designed to bridge the distance gap between conventional woods and irons. A deep centre of gravity makes the Fli-Hi CLK more forgiving than the traditional long iron, while the narrow body and short shaft give greater control than a fairway wood. A high launch angle and wide effective hitting area is created through the use of a lightweight graphite crown, allowing 15g of weight to move lower and deeper within the head. Versatility from a variety of lies is provided through a rounded cambered mid sole and blunted leading edge. The Fli-Hi CLK is more forgiving than the Fli-Hi iron and will suit players that prefer a fairway wood to a long iron. High flying, soft landing approach shots are generated by the Fli-Hi CLK's high launch angle and wide effective hitting area - created through a lightweight graphite crown, which moves 15g of weight lower and deeper within the head. In the Fli-Hi CLK and Fli-Hi iron Mizuno now boasts two utility clubs that appeal to different types of player. Mizuno believe that its original iron version is ideal for the players who like to work the ball. Whereas the new Fli-Hi CLK is a straight flying utility that makes forgiveness the priority. Mizuno's product development team suggest that the Fli-Hi CLK is ideal for tight tee shots, long approaches or even bump and runs around the green. With lofts from 17 to 23 degrees, Mizuno has created a utility that will find a hole in the bags of both professionals and amateurs.