Titleist 910H Utility 21 Degree Modus 120 X 39 Inch

Let me get straight to the point: This is good stuff.

This is the Titleist 910H, a legendary club praised by everyone from club designers and club fitters to scratch golfers as one of the greatest clubs ever made.
You'll find it in the bags of skilled players with high probability.

The shaft is Modus 120 X.
It might feel stiff, but Modus 120 is surprisingly flexible, about the same stiffness as DG S200. It might feel a bit crisp with a bit of added tip-action that catches from the mid-to-tip. Some might find it stiff, but the flex is straightforward, making it very easy to get up in the air from the ground and control its height. It's also lighter than DG S200, so if you like DG but prefer 80-gram range carbon shafts for your 5W and 70-gram range for your 3W, and DG S200 for your irons, and you're looking for something for your 5U that's just barely S200, but you want something a bit more for your 4U, and you're not a fan of NS950...
Then definitely give this a try. You could say it's like adding a bit of carbon flavor with mid-to-tip action for hitting off the ground to DG.
Take a good look, okay? At 39 inches and 410 grams, this is about the same weight as a 3-iron with an external weighting system like DG S200. Then, for clubs like utilities that you want to hit easily and far, the shaft in the middle is lighter and longer for the same total weight. But overly light and overly flexible carbon shafts can lead to hooks, right? The dilemma for DG users is with utilities. Off-the-rack utilities are often just right or too light or too flexible in terms of weight flow, which is the so-called utility problem that everyone faces. On the other hand, why not just use DG for both 4U and 3U? If you try to match the flow perfectly, it can be a bit too difficult.
The utility problem as a replacement for long irons. I've tried many things myself. And now, my current ace is a utility with a different feel that's more like an iron, but for 39 inches, I'm using Modus 120 X. It's the optimal solution for me so far. ^ ^ It's good.
I can't tell you how many shafts I bought to get to this setup... There are some scratches, but it's in good condition for its age, so I think it's easy to use. ^ ^ The headcover is about average, the kind that usually comes with a used club.
For DG users, aiming for 190 to 210 yards with a 21° club and a 39-inch steel shaft? My recommendation level is high. ^ ^