If you're a Titleist fan - or think you could be one! It would be nice. With so many new
products released one by one and made by different Golf Company. People focus
on the newest clubs as usually. I remember clearly when the Titleist create the
712 AP1 Irons, the predecessor 2010 AP1 was not popular as before during for a
long time. Because of the superior quality, good feels and great looks, it
strikes our eyes again.
Titleist says its AP1 irons are 'advanced performance,
multi-material, dual cavity irons providing improved feel, great looks, shot
control and higher flight with forgiveness for the avid to skilled golfer.' Titleist
AP1 irons offer a contemporary, confidence-inspiring appearance in the
set up position with a traditional profile shape, soft blends, modern
proportions and semi-under slung hosel. In a nutshell, even golfers with
normally low self-esteem can suddenly use these clubs.
Design and Technology
Developing an iron that maintains the coveted "Titleist
feel" yet is forgiving enough for us double-digit handicap golfers is a
tall order. The dual cavity and multi-material design are a radical departure
from anything Titleist has made in the past and have been designed with one key
bit of player feedback at the forefront: feel. That Titleist claims to have
done so is nothing short of remarkable.
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| AP1 irons |
The AP1 irons are a radical and bold departure from any iron
set that Titleist has come out with in the past. Just looking at a picture of
them, you would have to second guess as to what exactly they were thinking as
the looked quite "game improvement - no feedback".It covers the lower
cavity and is designed to keep weight lower while giving players both good feel
and added forgiveness. The attractive metallic back cavity plate with multiple
elevation graphics, textures and color contributes to the AP1's great looks and
bag appeal. This lower center of gravity gives players a higher launch angle
with more ball speed and what Titleist calls "consistent spin performance
across the hitting area." The upper cavity sits above the elastomer
cushion and is adorned with a metallic cavity plate. Weight is pushed to the
perimeter to give you increased forgiveness.
Titleist
2010 AP1 Irons Main Features:
>Higher Ball Speed Thin face, dual cavity design pushes
weight to the perimeter for a hotter face and flight.
>Solid Feel High density tungsten nickel sole bar reduces
low frequency vibration for solid feel.
>Improved, hotter feel the integrated aluminum and soft
elastomer Tuned Feel System in the back cavity improves sound and feel at
impact for a hotter.
>Improved Short Irons Shorter blade length, thinner
topline and reduced visual offset deliver control and performance.
>More forgiving Perimeter weighted back flange and
tungsten nickel sole bar locates the CG low and deep for increased MOI,
forgiveness and stability.
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| Titleist 2010 AP1 Irons |
Improved Feel, More Forgiveness
Building upon the high technology design and resounding
success of the Titleist 2010 710 AP1 irons, Titleist introduces the new high
performance AP1 irons for avid golfers. The Titleist AP1 are multi-material,
dual cavity irons that take the design mission of "Advanced Performance
You Can Feel" to new heights. The concept for the original Advanced
Performance irons arose as a result of research that indicated serious golfers
want performance with great feel, not performance at the expense of feel. The
Titleist R&D team’s advanced research group has been conducting extensive
sound and vibration analysis aimed at reducing the harsh lower frequency
vibration that causes poor feel in irons.
Until now, Titleist 2010 AP1 Irons also name 710 AP1 Irons
still on the hot list. They follow on from the success of the original Titleist
AP1 Irons that were introduced back in 2008. AP stands for Advanced Performance
and the new AP1 is a revamped version of the previous model which has been so
popular over the past couple of years.
See more at http://www.golfcheaperclubs.com/
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