Titleist AP1 Irons

Titleist AP1 Irons 

DESCRIPTION

Titleist AP1 710 Iron Set 4-GW with Steel Shafts The Titleist AP1 710 Iron Set 4-GW with Steel Shafts are the essence of advanced performance with multi-material, dual cavity irons that provide improved feel, great looks, shot control and higher flight with forgiveness for the avid to skilled golfer. The stock shaft is the Nippon NS Pro 105T and the stock grip is the Titleist Tour Velvet.

USER REVIEWS

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[Jun 26, 2009]
MAK
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: Titleist AP1

Switched from a max game improvement iron (2006 Nike Slingshots) to the AP1s. Being above ave ht and wanting to improve my game, I got fitted at a local muni. After playing the irons for 5 rounds, I have gotten over the mental aspect of having new irons. Asthetically these irons are great looking. They are great to hit as well, ie balanced, high trajectory, and forgiving. Also, I have gained 5-10 yds on each iron. I highly recommend these irons for any player looking to transition from a max game improvement to a game improvement iron.

Customer Service

Franconia Golf Shop in Sfld, MA. Ask for Kevin - he was very knowledgable and helped me select the right set for my ability / cability.

Similar Products Used:

Nike Slingshot OSS

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[May 25, 2009]
Martin Hepting
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed: Titleist AP 1

I have been taking lessons and my golf has improved immensely with the current clubs I use. I recently attended an open day and tried many clubs, I ended up purchasing the Titleist AP1, purely because of how sweet I was striking the ball. I found that most of the balls I hit had good height and distance. I was custom fitted and am now looking forward to taking many shots off my game.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Apr 19, 2009]
YesUrOB
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Ap1's w/S300 high launch shafts

Wow.. great irons! No problem moving the ball left or right and the high launch shafts make hitting the long irons a joy. I've played irons shafted with project X's and they feel stiff or boardy to me but the S300 HL shafts have a softer feel and you get the trajectory of the project X's. Very solid feel at impact with good feadback. You'll know if you miss them or not. Offset is not extreme and sets up pleasingly to the eye. Even though they're cast, they do ding and scratch up pretty easily. IMO, definitely a better iron than past Titleist models that felt hard and harsh.

Customer Service

Not used.

Similar Products Used:

I've played a new set or two of all brands every season for 18yrs now.. currently have Mizuno MX-25's and Taylormade Tour Burners.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Feb 12, 2009]
Francesco
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: Titleist AP1

LOVE THEM! i started playing golf at the end of July 2008 and i bought a beginners set by RAM which included everything. I've been practicing all winter at least once a week and finally established a consistent swing. So i decided to upgrade and get some real irons. I got the AP1 4-PW with DG S300. I increased my distance by at least a club (probably because i was coming from a beginners set) and the feel is supreme. I finally understand the meaning of buttery after experiencing these clubs. i have a high swing speed and a quick tempo, so the S300 works great for me. i can reach 150 yds w/o any problem with a 8 iron.
When missing the sweet spot, you still get some good distance and the feedback is not too painful.

Customer Service

Havent't used it.

Similar Products Used:

Ping I2, Ram Ti Matrix

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Feb 03, 2009]
Geoff Clark
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Titleist AP1

I have been playing for some time with a set of Ping I3 Blades (3 degrees up, stiff shafts). Although not a forged club you still get something of a blade feel to these clubs meaning when you are swinging well they are terrific to hit and when you aren't well....At any rate I wanted to find a club that gave me a bit of both worlds. I hit the AP1's and AP2's at my club for a couple of hours one day and decided to buy a set of AP1's (5-P, 2 degrees up) with Titlest Vokey wedges (52/8 and 58/8). Here's the kicker...I ordered DGR300 in the irons and a softer shaft in the wedges (R200). I have always played stiff shafts in my clubs because of my concern about ballooning the ball. Folks, I am pleased to say that these clubs are forgiving and give me the same trajectory of my blade like clubs. Oh, and they are longer, not monster longer but longer. As for feel...no they don't feel like a blade but they aren't mute, either. When hit it in the sweet spot they feel good. When not struck well they still give me feedback without the pain. As for playability (which for amateurs is a bit over emphasized in my opinion) I have found it is easier to knock these down than move them left or right although they can be moved a bit. Yup, these puppies go pretty darned straight!
Conclusion: if you are looking for a solid all around club with more forgiveness than the average bear these clubs will do the job.

Customer Service

Good. Ordered my clubs through my friendly local shop and received them within a week.

Similar Products Used:

Ping irons: I3 Blades, I10's

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
4
[Nov 29, 2008]
Rick Waymire
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Titliest AP1

Ap1 clubs pit and scratch very easy. Like from sand in grass and dirt areas. the metal is very soft. after 6 months of use 2X a week. Look like heavy use for 2 to 3 years very unsatisfied with having to replace clubs after this little use. compared to Miuzno mp35

Similar Products Used:

Wilson staff and Miuzno mp35 / 25's

OVERALL
RATING
3
VALUE
RATING
2
[Oct 27, 2008]
golf#1
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: MacGregor M685

I bought myself a pair of these irons in the middle f this years season. Little did i know that these clubs did some things that i never could do before. I went from shooting high 80's to shooting low 80's and mid to high 70's. These are the best feeling forged club that i have ever hit. I use to play a Mizuno MX-23 nd i loved those clubs but these were sweeter.

Customer Service

No idea

Similar Products Used:

Yes i have played a forged club for four years.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Oct 22, 2008]
sox1212
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: AP1

Purchased this set without ever trying them out. I know, not the best way to do it but I was able to get them at an exceptional price so I had to jump on them as I was looking to buy this set anyway. After a 2 month layoff (due to injury), playing on a blustery day, and using these sticks for the 1st time I carded a 79. Wasn't the most difficult course but I've played it before a few times and I never broke 80. These clubs have a real nice feel and were very accurate. Due to the wind I couldn't tell you whether they hit 10 yds farther and all that other nonsense but based on the result I have to recommend these. I previously had Mizuno T-3's.

I'll probably shoot a 90 next time out. Thats golf.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
4
[Oct 22, 2008]
YSS
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed: Titleist AP1

I started playing golf in July this year, after a few weeks playing the golf clubs that are availble for free i went out and bought my own set. In the shop i just loved the titleist look and feel, i tested them, and tought i bought something that only the best can play with. Little did i know.. these clubs are just amazing, even for a beginner like me i play consistent and i feel i have the right club for me. Thanks Titleist!!

Customer Service

Have no idea

Similar Products Used:

Titleist PTS So/Lo, Titleist 907D1 (had to buy it because i was so happy with the AP1's...)

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Sep 26, 2008]
RAY
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Titleist AP1

These irons are fantastic!!Great feel and workable.Titleist has a real winner with these.They are very easy to swing and the DGS300HL shafts are very acurate.

Customer Service

Never used.

Similar Products Used:

PING,Mizuno,

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
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