Excellent Balance Titleist AP2 Irons Review

 

The Titleist AP2 Irons look basically the same as the AP1, save for the obvious name change, the forged engraving identifier on the AP2 and the all-monochrome colour scheme (The AP1 has splashes of red). All in all, these golf clubs are both very good-looking, classic yet with a modern feel.   AP2's high tech multi-material construction features a steel body, tungsten nickel sole, elastomer bar and aluminium 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 iron 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 reduces the sole and back flange width for better turf performance and shot control.

 

If you were a lower mid-capper with a repeatable swing, an ability to work the ball, a desire to become a low-capper/scratch golfer, but not quite ready for blades–you were out of luck. Clubs such as these AP2's, sporting excellent balance, superior accuracy, forged feel, and the latest technology simply weren't around. These clubs change all of that.

 

Overall, the player's cavity has come a long way in recent years. Companies are finding new ways to mix clean looks and game improvement technology. The Titleist AP2 irons are a prime example. This club offers almost everything a more traditional blade presents but adds forgiveness and a more solid feel across the face. Titleist has done a great job with these golf clubs. There's a reason that this club is the choice for many Titleist players on the PGA Tour.