Titleist 712 Series Maintains Size

The 712s are multi-material, dual-cavity clubs featuring internal weighting that utilizes higher density tungsten so mass may be distributed more efficiently to increase MOI (Moment of Inertia) for better distance control and more consistent ball speeds across the clubface on mis-hits.

That is another way of saying they are more forgiving than previous generations AP1s and AP2s, and company officials say they were able to do that without changing the CG (Center of Gravity) locations, which would affect the ability to flight and shape shots. Both versions of the new 712s feature the compact profile and sleek contours found in traditional forged irons as well as Titleist’s Tuned Funnel Feel System, a co-molded insert of soft elastomer and aluminum plate for improved sound and feel.

Not surprisingly, there are also subtle differences between the two models. The 712 AP1 boasts a new top line shape and progressively reduced blade lengths from long iron to short, while the AP2 has a square toe profile as well as reduced sole width in the short irons for better turf performance.

The Holy Grail for equipment manufacturers has long been to create irons that offer forgiveness without compromising workability and come in traditional sizes and shapes that appeal to serious golfers. It’s no easy quest, to be sure, but that doesn’t stop clubmakers from continuing to search for that optimum combination of performance attributes. And some, on occasion, feel they actually find it.

That’s the case with engineers at Titleist, who believe their new 712 Series AP1 and AP2 irons have all the goods.

AP1 712 Irons Description

The game of golf is one of the most popular sports in existence today. Those who engage in this activity know the importance of having the right clubs, which will fit a player’s needs, are well built, and properly designed. The new Titleist AP1 712 Irons fill this requirement. Available to the public on 18 November 2011, their high density tungsten weight and stainless steel bodies provide for any player’s overall needs.

Through the technology used in the steel head, it not only ensures a characteristic iron look but promises higher ball speeds on miss-hits. The graphic shaft of this iron is a True temper Dynamic Gold XP with a Tour AD Graphic Design. The grip is Golf Pride’s Titleist Tour Velvet.

Testing this iron has found that modern playability, forgiveness, and consistency found in classic club aesthetics are combined. There is no loss of shot or workability control. This is the very latest in superior golf club development.

For testing purposes, this iron was provided for professional players who submitted excellent reviews. It has been used on European and PGA tours, including the AT&T National. These clubs, which are custom made, are not accessible in prepackaged sets. The overall appearance has a uniform muscle shape and features the most advanced multi-material design. The weight is especially designed to deliver superior distance control.

The purpose of any golf game is to show one’s ability and a good score. For this purpose the proper equipment is required. Acquiring one of the Titleist AP1 712 irons gives that extra edge that is obvious in a good club. A review of this iron shows it to be of the superior quality that is needed to achieve the desired results.

You can find details about the benefits of playing with Titleist 712 AP1 irons and view our range of quality Titleist Golf AP1 irons, now.