"The overall goal was to better apply different materials we use in the design, to make both the 712 AP1 and AP2, in essence, more forgiving." McGinley said, "But when you are talking about the AP2 player, he's not really looking for forgiveness. For him, iron play is all about distance control. When we can make an iron more forgiving, we're really providing the AP2 player with more consistent ball speeds over a larger area of the clubface." Titleist is one of the most particular clubs with the very best golfing makes while in the world, and maybe that is the main reason why Titleist 712 AP2 Irons are so welcome among a wide range of golfers. According to Titleist Golf, "The Titleist 712 AP2 Irons feature a multi-material, dual-cavity design aimed at serious golfers who desire for greatly enhanced feel with Tour-preferred performance. Extensive analysis of sound and vibration enable them to increase the quality of impact feel to a new level. The 55-gram tungsten-nickel sole weight further enhances feel and forgiveness."
With the newest Titleist 712 AP2 Irons in your bag, you will achieve consistent ball speeds and enhanced distance control on miss hits from a 7% increase in moment of inertia (MOI) with no sacrifice of workability or shot control. The reduced sole widths in the 8-iron, 9-iron as well as pitching wedge improve turf performance for more precise shots. Among the PGA Tour players using the Titleist 712 AP2 irons are Ben Crane, Brendon DeJonge, Jason Dufner, Brad Faxon, Hunter Haas, Matteo Manassero, Tom Pernice Jr. and Nick Watney.
Michael Hoey posted a four-round total of 22-under-par to win the Alfred Dunhill Links, and this Northern Irishman had the new Titleist 712 AP2 irons in his bag in Scotland. Hoey held off the challenge of compatriot and fellow Titleist brand ambassador Rory McIlroy at The Home of Golf and used a plethora of other Titleist gear in the process.
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