The AP2's high-tech, multi-material construction

features a steel body, tungsten nickel sole,

elastomer bar and aluminum cavity plate. AP2 is

built to deliver both performance and feel. The

dual cavity design of the Titleist AP2 irons pushes

weight to the perimeter for forgiveness. A central

cross member featuring a soft elastomer cushion

provides structural rigidity behind the impact area

while also dampening face vibration for better

overall feel. The lower cavity of the Titleist AP2

irons is enclosed by a tungsten nickel box. This

high-density material locates the weight low and

deep while providing structural rigidity and low

frequency vibration dampening for outstanding solid

feel. The tungsten nickel box helps reduce the sole

and back flange width for better turf performance

and shot control.

Titleist AP2 irons provide a comfortable and

confidence-inspiring appearance in the set up

position with a traditional blade profile and hosel

junction. The metallic back cavity plate

contributes to the AP2's great looks and bag

appeal.
 
The golfers who use it says:I'm going to sound like

a commercial but these are the best irons I've ever

hit. I'm a club junkie and I've changed quite often

but when I tried the AP2's I feel in love. Solid

feel, great workability, and super control. I would

reccomend them to anyone 12 handicap or less

looking to get better. Dropped my handicap from 9

to 6 and the only thing i changed was my irons
You won't regret this purchase. ( Go on ebay and

pay around $500.)

I love these Irons :
1.when u miss the ball its that of a hard

punishment and it doesnt hert ur fingers..it feels

always soft.
2.the stock shafts are much better.\i used on my

735cm's the s300 now i use the project x6.0 that

adds hight and distance.
3 theym might look big but when u see them in ur

own eyes the heads are small and when u look at the

head from hitting position it looks like a blade
4 i can say these irons preforme like blades but u

cant compare them to the zm/mb
5 i suggest these irons for anyone that is thinking

of getting full blade ...the ap irons will be a

good practise for him before he gets the real deal

-new MB's  when i mean practise i say 1.5 ys or 2

seasons.when u reach a point that u can fully

control ur shots consistently and almost never have

a miss on a round of 9 then u r ready to get the

full blades
atleast thats what im doing and it works pretty

good.

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