Titleist users

dezng wrote:

Are they very difficult to use? What should I consider under the Titleist range?

Not difficult to use lah.. you should go try/demo

If not can also consider the AP1.

I seriously dun know why people are saying that the AP2 is tough to use??? Go give it a hit and you will be amaze how easy it is.....

I use only titleist ... it the best

Driver : Titleist 910 D2 RIP Stiff(9.5)
3 wood : Titleist 910 F Kai'Li Stiff ( 15)
Hybrid : Titleist 910 H Kai'Li Stiff (19)
Iron :Titleist AP2 710 (3-Iron & 4-Iron) And Titleist MB 710( 5-iron to (9-iron) With Project X 5.5
Wedge : Titleist Vokey C.C ( 60.07, 54.11, 46.08) with Project 5.5
Putter : Titleist Scotty Cameron Newport 2
Bag : Titleist Stand Bag 14 Ways




If you beginner , try AP1 is more forgiving if you handicapt 18 or bellow try AP2....

Hcp doesnt determine whether a guy can hit a AP2 or not. Some have wild drives, some cannot putt. My advice is still to give it a try if you have any doubts about it. Its good for some, but not good for others...

only good players play with AP2 ... i sold mine

mowen wrote:

only good players play with AP2 ... i sold mine

Only pro players use muscle back clubs... you bought one...

dezng wrote:

Khorkar wrote:

eiji wrote:

dezng wrote:

Is AP2 recommended for a beginner golfer?

depends on how's your ballstriking.

Dont think a beginner should use a AP2. Not for the average joe players.

Are they very difficult to use? What should I consider under the Titleist range?

Generally if the irons are of wrong specs like the shaft weight, flex and the lie, all irons will be difficult to use regardless to beginners or players irons.

But If I term your "difficult to use" as not being able to hit the sweet spot consistently and give you inconsistent length and direction. Check the above and get it adjusted by a club fitter!

But if your term "difficult" as not being able to launch and frequent topping and hitting fat.... I suggest you take fundamental of golf swing seriously first ....

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dezng wrote:

Khorkar wrote:

eiji wrote:

dezng wrote:

Is AP2 recommended for a beginner golfer?

depends on how's your ballstriking.

Dont think a beginner should use a AP2. Not for the average joe players.

Are they very difficult to use? What should I consider under the Titleist range?

hey bro, don worry or read too much into this ' Game improvement or Super Game improvement thingy'. IMHO, this is basically the brand owners way of getting one to continue to upgrade to drive their top-line revenue.

I am a living example of someone who used to use 'Super duper game improvement for dummies'....and I realize that I hit better when I went to the ones which folks used to say its for 'better player club'' Don get me wrong, I am not saying that I had improved but I do enjoy more with the latter now.

Thanks for the tips!

personnally, i feel AP2 is not for good players only, beginner can play this club. Is not very difficult to hit with this iron. infact, i feel is very diffcult to play a fade.

I needed something sexy to stop me from buying anymore irons, AP2 was my cure.

eiji wrote:

I needed something sexy to stop me from buying anymore irons, AP2 was my cure.

That alone is already a darn good reason!

That cure will only last for another 6 months...eiji has stage 4 itch

its fixed...2 new drivers and 1 new hybrid arrived today

I managed to convince myself that I hv abit of ability to handle vokey wedge...so gotten one 48 deg......nowadays..lets put it this way....80m ...I am very confident...

Thank you titeist....!!!!

i'm a fan of titleist ever since i started playing golf

i'm going for fitting with titleist on 5th may in sentosa to synchronize my set of woods/hybrids. also need to put some weight on my scotty coz i find it a little too light. will ask the experts there then.

my experience about the playability of irons lies in the shaft. the weight, stiffness and kick-point are all important consideration before you decide to buy them. get fitted is my advice. that's how i got my miura's