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The Titleist Ap Series

The Titleist AP series have taken a great part of the golf clubs market for many explainable and unexplainable reasons. And in the following article there will be the reasons of why these clubs are welcomed and how the future will be for them.

The two newest irons from Titleist are the AP1 and AP2; both are aimed at avid golfers, but the AP1 set offers a little more forgiveness while the AP2 are forged irons and are played by some of Titleist's tour staff. More about the AP2 irons comes on the following page.
The Titleist AP1 irons are multi-material, dual-cavity irons geared to provide greater shot control, a higher trajectory and more forgiveness compared to the original AP irons and to the AP2 irons.

Titleist says its engineers studied the sound and vibrations created at impact, and the result is the new "Tuned Feel System." The TFS is a medallion of soft elastomer and aluminum plate intended to improve the feel and sound of the irons. The AP1 features a thinner face; more weighting in the heel, toe and deeper in the clubhead, with the tungsten nickel material shifted to the sole for more stability and forgiveness. The short irons in the AP1 set have a shorter face, thinner topline and reduced offset compared to the long and middle irons. The lofts the AP1 set are two degrees stronger than those in the AP2 set.
The stock steel shaft is a lightweight NS Pro 105T with medium tip and softer midsection; the stock graphite shaft is an Aldila VS Proto-T 75 made exclusively for Titleist. The Titleist Tour Velvet Rubber by Golf Pride is the stock grip. Custom options are available. For more info, visit www.mygolfwholesale.com.

 

The Titleist AP2 710 irons also include the new "Tuned Feel System," but are forged and are geared to produce a softer feel. Of the new AP irons, the AP2 is the set played by some members of the Titleist tour staff. Not surprisingly, Titleist says the AP2 irons are aimed at the "serious and skilled golfer," one who seeks feel, workability, shot control, and likes the blade look. One of the areas targeted by the company in the AP2 was the sole, which is created from high-density tungsten nickel and with width, camber and bounce specs designed to reduce turf drag and digging.
The stock shaft is the Dynamic Gold; the stock grip is the Titleist Tour Velvet Rubber by Golf Pride. Custom options are available.
The Titleist AP2 irons come in both right- and left-handed models beginning in November, 2009. The MSRP at launch is $142 per club with steel shaft and $167 per club with graphite shaft. For more info, visit www.mygolfwholesale.com

 

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