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Yamaha Golf 2021 Katsuragi Golf Club / Yamaha Resort Corporation 2021 See the Yamaha Golf website for details. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Printed in Japan Yamaha Golf wants you to experience the thrill of golfing. 1 Yamaha Golf wants you to experience the thrill of golfing. 2 2021 inpres UD+2 inpres UD+2 LADIES RMX 120 RMX 220 P11 P15 P25 P26 ……………………………… P05 inpres UD+2 DRIVER …… P11 inpres UD+2 FW …………… P12 inpres UD+2 UT …………… P13 inpres UD+2 IRON ………… P14 inpres PUTTER …………… P17 RMX RMX inpres UD+2 inpres UD+2 inpres UD+2 inpres UD+2 FW UT FW UT LADIES FW LADIES UT P30 P30 P12 P13 P16 P16 ……………………………… P15 inpres UD+2 LADIES DRIVER P15 inpres UD+2 LADIES FW…… P16 inpres UD+2 LADIES UT …… P16 inpres UD+2 LADIES IRON P16 inpres UD+2 inpres UD+2 LADIES RMX 120 RMX220 RMX 020 ………… P19 P14 P16 P32 P34 P35 RMX 120 DRIVER ………… P25 RMX 220 DRIVER ………… P26 RMX FW …………………… P30 RMX UT……………………… P30 RMX 120 IRON …………… P32 RMX 220 IRON …………… P34 RMX 020 IRON …………… P35 RMX TOURMODEL WEDGE P36 inpres RMX TOURMODEL P17 P36 Bag & Accessory ………… P37 Yamaha Players …………… P41 3 2021 inpres UD+2 inpres UD+2 LADIES RMX 120 RMX 220 P11 P15 P25 P26 ……………………………… P05 inpres UD+2 DRIVER …… P11 inpres UD+2 FW …………… P12 inpres UD+2 UT …………… P13 inpres UD+2 IRON ………… P14 inpres PUTTER …………… P17 RMX RMX inpres UD+2 inpres UD+2 inpres UD+2 inpres UD+2 FW UT FW UT LADIES FW LADIES UT P30 P30 P12 P13 P16 P16 ……………………………… P15 inpres UD+2 LADIES DRIVER P15 inpres UD+2 LADIES FW…… P16 inpres UD+2 LADIES UT …… P16 inpres UD+2 LADIES IRON P16 inpres UD+2 inpres UD+2 LADIES RMX 120 RMX220 RMX 020 ………… P19 P14 P16 P32 P34 P35 RMX 120 DRIVER ………… P25 RMX 220 DRIVER ………… P26 RMX FW …………………… P30 RMX UT……………………… P30 RMX 120 IRON …………… P32 RMX 220 IRON …………… P34 RMX 020 IRON …………… P35 RMX TOURMODEL WEDGE P36 inpres RMX TOURMODEL P17 P36 Bag & Accessory ………… P37 Yamaha Players …………… P41 4 Every shot is the best shot of the day. The box structure of the crown and sole significantly increases kick velocity by retaining energy and transmitting it to the ball. The thin face material backed by five ribs Ultra Distance and Straightness without any additional effort! significantly increases initial speed and ensures a high trajectory. 5 Every shot is the best shot of the day. The box structure of the crown and sole significantly increases kick velocity by retaining energy and transmitting it to the ball. The thin face material backed by five ribs Ultra Distance and Straightness without any additional effort! significantly increases initial speed and ensures a high trajectory. 6 Explodes off the club and flies WOOD NEW TECHNOLOGY “super straight” no matter how hard you swing! “SPEEDBOX” and “New Super CG Design” Technologies deliver a string of “day’s best” results. (Patent pending) 01 Creates “explosive ight”! 02 Flies “super straight” no matter how hard you swing! Revolutionary Structure “SPEEDBOX” New Super CG Design 1.5 mm deep box-shaped indentations dramatically increase rigidity along the The extra weight of the SPEEDBOX structure is fully utilized to optimize the center of gravity. face perimeter by coupling the crown to the sole. It resulted in the largest CG angle for inpres ever and achieves the highest moment of inertia in its weight class. Energy-robbing diffusion of rearward head vibrations is minimized to efficiently Flies far and straight even when hit hard! convert impact energy into kick velocity! DRIVER FW UT DRIVER FW UT Grab the ball with a 34.5° 5,020 g.cm2 The larger the moment of inertia, CG angle! Moment of inertia the straighter it ies! Crown side means ies straight! Transfers all energy from impact into boosting kick velocity! 34.5° (21 models) Large moment of 5,020 g.cm2 (21 models) SPEEDBOX SPEEDBOX inertia 33° Lateral deviation of trajectory: Small Included Not included (19 models) 4,650 g.cm2 (19 models) Energy securely Energy not Small transferred to the transferred to the The highest inpres CG angle ever Highest moment-inertia in its weight moment of face perimeter face perimeter signicantly improves the ability to class dramatically improves ight inertia grab the ball straightness Lateral deviation of trajectory: Large than the previous model * Yamaha Golf comparison Sole side 1.6 m/s faster kick velocity (Sample image) * Indicated values are for the driver (Sample image) * Indicated values are for the driver (Sample image) 7 Explodes off the club and flies WOOD NEW TECHNOLOGY “super straight” no matter how hard you swing! “SPEEDBOX” and “New Super CG Design” Technologies deliver a string of “day’s best” results. (Patent pending) 01 Creates “explosive ight”! 02 Flies “super straight” no matter how hard you swing! Revolutionary Structure “SPEEDBOX” New Super CG Design 1.5 mm deep box-shaped indentations dramatically increase rigidity along the The extra weight of the SPEEDBOX structure is fully utilized to optimize the center of gravity. face perimeter by coupling the crown to the sole. It resulted in the largest CG angle for inpres ever and achieves the highest moment of inertia in its weight class. Energy-robbing diffusion of rearward head vibrations is minimized to efficiently Flies far and straight even when hit hard! convert impact energy into kick velocity! DRIVER FW UT DRIVER FW UT Grab the ball with a 34.5° 5,020 g.cm2 The larger the moment of inertia, CG angle! Moment of inertia the straighter it ies! Crown side means ies straight! Transfers all energy from impact into boosting kick velocity! 34.5° (21 models) Large moment of 5,020 g.cm2 (21 models) SPEEDBOX SPEEDBOX inertia 33° Lateral deviation of trajectory: Small Included Not included (19 models) 4,650 g.cm2 (19 models) Energy securely Energy not Small transferred to the transferred to the The highest inpres CG angle ever Highest moment-inertia in its weight moment of face perimeter face perimeter signicantly improves the ability to class dramatically improves ight inertia grab the ball straightness Lateral deviation of trajectory: Large than the previous model * Yamaha Golf comparison Sole side 1.6 m/s faster kick velocity (Sample image) * Indicated values are for the driver (Sample image) * Indicated values are for the driver (Sample image) 8 Explodes off the club and flies “super IRON NEW TECHNOLOGY straight” no matter how hard you swing! Irons feature revolutionary SPEED RIBFACE technology for achieving a string of “day’s best” results. (Patent pending) 01 02 Creates “explosive ight”! Ultra-Thin Design Generates super-straight high trajectories! Five Ribs The monobloc cast structure enables a super-thin 1.9 mm face and 1.5 mm sole. Positioning ve ribs behind the face reduces vertical deection and increases impact angle while maintaining the Deection of both the face and sole maximizes deection at the lower face area total overall deection. (actual impact point), which results in a much higher kick velocity. Generates explosive ight and super-straight high trajectories! IRON IRON < Comparison of Impact Angle Due to Deection > With SPEED RIBFACE Without SPEED RIBFACE The face and also large 1.9mm The deection of areas of the sole are Thin face only the face designed with ultra-thin results in less materials to maximize 1.5mm deection at the deection at the point of (Sample image) (Sample image) impact point. Thin sole impact. Impact causes deection in The ribs help minimize The face resists tilting The face tilts when deected, both vertical and lateral vertical deection to increase impact angle resulting in lower impact angle directions (Sample image) Head with SPEED RIBFACE Head without SPEED RIBFACE 9 Explodes off the club and flies “super IRON NEW TECHNOLOGY straight” no matter how hard you swing! Irons feature revolutionary SPEED RIBFACE technology for achieving a string of “day’s best” results. (Patent pending) 01 02 Creates “explosive ight”! Ultra-Thin Design Generates super-straight high trajectories! Five Ribs The monobloc cast structure enables a super-thin 1.9 mm face and 1.5 mm sole. Positioning ve ribs behind the face reduces vertical deection and increases impact angle while maintaining the Deection of both the face and sole maximizes deection at the lower face area total overall deection. (actual impact point), which results in a much higher kick velocity. Generates explosive ight and super-straight high trajectories! IRON IRON < Comparison of Impact Angle Due to Deection > With SPEED RIBFACE Without SPEED RIBFACE The face and also large 1.9mm The deection of areas of the sole are Thin face only the face designed with ultra-thin results in less materials to maximize 1.5mm deection at the deection at the point of (Sample image) (Sample image) impact point. Thin sole impact. Impact causes deection in The ribs help minimize The face resists tilting The face tilts when deected, both vertical and lateral vertical deection to increase impact angle resulting in lower impact angle directions (Sample image) Head with SPEED RIBFACE Head without SPEED RIBFACE 10 NEW DRIVER inpres UD+2 Driver NEW FW inpres UD+2 Fairway Woods Securely grabbing the ball enables explosive straight flight. A high trajectory enables explosive finessed flight. “String of Daily Bests” Driver “String of Daily Bests” Fairway Woods Transfers impact energy into kick velocity (Patent pending) Crown side Increases kick velocity Precision cast 6-4 titanium body Rolled uneven thickness Crown side 6-4 titanium face (Sample image) FW#3 Transfers impact energy into kick velocity (Patent pending) Low CG Design (Sample image) High-density alloy sole FW#3 (Sample image) Highest moment of inertia and CG angle in its weight class Weight (not removable) Inner weight Highest moment of inertia and CG angle in Inner weight FW#5 #7 #9 its weight class (Sample image) Air Speeder for Yamaha DRIVER FW UT IRON SHAFT SHAFT GRIP These “Air Speeder” clubs from Fujikura are designed specically Air Speeder for Yamaha M421d (S/SR/R) Air Speeder for Yamaha M421f (S/SR/R) Y21GT3560F for Yamaha.
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