Titleist AP2 710 best!

Just bought AP2 710 fitted with project x flighted shaft about 2 month ago. It improved my game a lot and its feel the most nicest club i been using so far. I started with 775.cb as a beginner then to 755 and now AP2. Im a Titleist iron man. Good job, people working at Titleist. Your irons are the best and never dissapoint me. Thanks for all the years you guys making and design good clubs. BRAVO!

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Totally agreed dude! The Ap2 710 clubs r really solid! The feel of it r really outstanding among all other clubs tat I tried b4. Swee!

wah ahdan still awake?

hey Bro 7iron.......

I also agree...I had seen a few golfers using AP2...and must say, they really played well and swing well...and also have the overall game to back their equipment......kudos

Aloyboy wrote:

wah ahdan still awake?

ya, flying off soon. C u guys when bk. Enjoy ur game.

+1 on the AP2 710

7iron wrote:

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Agreed!!! still gaming my 775CB... easy to hit with decent distance and most importantly enough feedback.

Hi, can ask you what is the diff bet 775cb and AP2 since you had both before.

Appreciate your comments.... thanks..

7iron wrote:

Just bought AP2 710 fitted with project x flighted shaft about 2 month ago. It improved my game a lot and its feel the most nicest club i been using so far. I started with 775.cb as a beginner then to 755 and now AP2. Im a Titleist iron man. Good job, people working at Titleist. Your irons are the best and never dissapoint me. Thanks for all the years you guys making and design good clubs. BRAVO!

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Hi, can anyone advise what is the main difference between AP1 and AP2. Thanks.

Think nthe main difference is PRICE!!! hahahah

watermyforrest wrote:

7iron wrote:

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Agreed!!! still gaming my 775CB... easy to hit with decent distance and most importantly enough feedback.

Bro, 775 forged set right? Soft feel?

77cb is a forged set just like AP2...

In terms of softness, i feel that Mizuno is softer than 775cb.

hillgreen wrote:

77cb is a forged set just like AP2...

In terms of softness, i feel that Mizuno is softer than 775cb.

Both 775cb and 710 AP2s are forged but are of different materials.

775cb is forged 410 Stainless Steel.

710 AP2 is forged 1025 Carbon Steel body with a tungsten nickel sole and a molded elastomer/aluminium cavity plate.

There is a diff so they wun feel the same.


Mizunos are mostly 1025/E carbon steels.

Whats the diff? read this thread:

http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/63414-forging-process-what-you-should-know/

Lipp wrote:

Hi, can anyone advise what is the main difference between AP1 and AP2. Thanks.

I am using AP1 and I ever asked the same question before. This is what the person from Titleist told me;

Briefly, the key difference lies within the construction of the club. The AP1 has a cast stainless steel body while the AP2 has a forged 1025 carbon steel body - resulting in a softer feel.

As the AP1 is designed with the avid golfer (I would say about a 18-handicap) in mind, it produces a slightly higher ballflight (compared to the AP2), less workability (resulting in straighter ballflight).

With a slightly larger club head, the AP1 is also more forgiving as compared to the AP2. Design wise, the AP2 has a thinner topline that is preferred by the better players.

Slicer51 wrote:

Lipp wrote:

Hi, can anyone advise what is the main difference between AP1 and AP2. Thanks.

I am using AP1 and I ever asked the same question before. This is what the person from Titleist told me;

Briefly, the key difference lies within the construction of the club. The AP1 has a cast stainless steel body while the AP2 has a forged 1025 carbon steel body - resulting in a softer feel.

As the AP1 is designed with the avid golfer (I would say about a 18-handicap) in mind, it produces a slightly higher ballflight (compared to the AP2), less workability (resulting in straighter ballflight).

With a slightly larger club head, the AP1 is also more forgiving as compared to the AP2. Design wise, the AP2 has a thinner topline that is preferred by the better players.

I think AP1 is a set of good clubs too. If you hit it sweet, i dun think there is any difference between cast or forged. I am a AP2 owner and i have seen a top local pro shaping his shots like a blade on a set of AP1s. So bottom line still lies with your swing.

duffader wrote:

I think AP1 is a set of good clubs too. If you hit it sweet, i dun think there is any difference between cast or forged. I am a AP2 owner and i have seen a top local pro shaping his shots like a blade on a set of AP1s. So bottom line still lies with your swing.

Thanks for the infor. I am looking forward for the day that I am comfortable to use AP2 set. In the meantime, stick with my AP1 until I can swing more consistence and maybe learn to shape a bit heee

Just got a set of AP2 710 from a bro on the forum.
Really enjoy it.
Look good at address, good feel (although I think Mizuno still softer) and most importantly, forgiving.

I used a lot of irons, somehow always go back to forged irons.
Just feel that their feel is better.

Cheers.