About Titleist 712 MB Irons Review

  Shot to shot and round after round, Titleist Brand Ambassador Bill Haas was the model of consistency at the Viking Classic. Relying on the Pro V1x golf ball and his complete bag of Titleist equipment, including the new 910D2 driver, Haas captured the championship in impressive wire-to-wire fashion, notching his second career victory. Halfway around the globe, another Titleist Brand Ambassador, Michio Matsumura also relied on the Pro V1x golf ball and a new 910 driver to capture his first career win on the Japan Golf Tour. Three additional wins on the Nationwide, Asian and South African Tours, respectively, advance Titleist's 2010 worldwide win count to 111, more than five times the nearest competitor with 21. More proof that, when it comes to performance excellence from tee-to-green, more of the world's best players trust Titleist.

  The seeding and tour validation process for the new Prototype Titleist AP1, AP2, CB and MB (712 Series) irons continued this week at TPC Deere Run, which kept our Titleist Tour Reps moving at tractor-speed (or probably faster) for the three practice days at the John Deere Classic.

  The former Auburn University player had a 69 to go two clear of Bobby Gates, Matt Jones and Seung-yul Noh as he moved to 13 under par.

  McGinley said that a player who owns 710 CB or MB irons won't feel much difference if he tries the new 712 CB or MBs, and that's by design. The pros who use the clubs—like Rory McIlroy, Geoff Ogilvy and Rickie Fowler—give the company lots of good feedback on them, so Titleist doesn't want to tweak these classic forged blades too much, McGinley said.


  Titleist 712 MB irons feature a uniform muscle shape that provides more mass behind the impact area to achieve the quintessential soft, solid feel. This weighting also produces consistent launch angle, backspin and ball speed in order to provide precise distance and shot control demanded by better players. The classic design and traditional feel and responsiveness of the new MB irons will please even the most  adamant traditional iron enthusiasts.

  Titleist introduces the new Titleist MB 712 irons featuring improved feel and looks. The MB are classic muscle back forged irons that deliver the looks, feel and performance highly-skilled players demand.

  Forged from 1025 carbon steel with bright chrome plating, MB irons feature constant blade lengths, minimal progressive offset and a thin top line for superior shot making.


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Rory McIlroy Add the 712 MB to His Bag

You'll have to wait about four months to try Titleist's new 712 Series irons, but pros at the AT&T National are getting their first chance to hit the new AP1, AP2, CB and MB irons this week. (Photos below; Titleist uses 700 numbers for irons, and the 12 indicates the model year.)
So impressed was US Open champion Rory McIlroy with the new 712 Series Titleist MB irons that he put them straight into his bag for last week's Dunhill Links Championship and almost won the tournament. He only lost out to fellow Titleist ambassador Michael Hoey on St Andrew's famed final green.

The new irons, a prototype of which was also used by Rickie Fowler at The Open Championship, will be available to club golfers from November 18.

Titleist says both the MB and CB forged irons, also out in November, feature improved looks feel and performance and build on the classic designs of their 710 Series predecessors.
He would soon take the new irons out to the course for further testing, along with his new Vokey Design Spin Milled 4 (SM4) wedges.

A couple days later, Rory arrived at Kingsbarns for Round 1 with both the new MB irons and SM4 wedges in the bag, ready for action.

He would go on to shoot rounds of 70-67-66-65 for a 20-under total and finish second in the Dunhill Links. At the Koren Open the following week, Rory shot a tournament-best 6-under 64 in the final round to rally for another runner-up finish.

And last Sunday in China, Rory got up-and-down from a greenside bunker on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff to win the Shanghai Masters and cap a spectacular opening month for his new Titleist equipment.
For the majority of 2011, Rory gamed Titleist MB irons with Project X 6.5 shafts.
But during the fitting session in Scotland, Titleist Tour Technician Mattias Jelvernoticed that Rory was swinging harder and faster than ever, a result of the U.S. Open champ's escalated fitness regimen.

Accordingly, Mattias suggested Rory test a stronger version of his current shaft in the new MB irons, moving from the Project X 6.5 to Project X 7.0.

Rory said he really liked the look and feel of the new MB irons. The Project X 7.0 shafts only gave him more confidence, resulting in a stronger ball flight with slightly reduced spin. The data on the computer showed an increase of 2-3 mph in ball speed and five yards of added distance with each iron.

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About Titleist 712 mb Irons

Over the last few weeks, the Titleist Tour Department has been focused on building these iron sets to the custom specifications of our Titleist Brand Ambassadors.

This week at AT&T, members of the Titleist Leadership and R&D teams will begin working with our players to show, explain, fit and test the new irons, a process that will continue over the coming weeks across the worldwide professional tours. The feedback we receive during this validation process influences the design and specifications of the Titleist products available in golf shops around the world. 

We will continue to provide behind-the-scenes information and product details here on the Team Titleist blog throughout the seeding and performance validation process. 

You'll have to wait about four months to try Titleist's new 712 Series irons, but pros at the AT&T National are getting their first chance to hit the new AP1, AP2, CB and MB irons this week.

While the heads of the new AP1 irons are the same size as their predecessors, their most significant new feature is a progressive blade length.

Titleist MB 712 Irons feature a uniform muscle shape that provides more mass behind the impact area to achieve the quintessential soft, solid feel. This weighting also produces consistent launch angle, backspin and ball speed in order to provide precise distance and shot control demanded by better players.

The Titleist MB 712 Irons are classic muscle back forged irons that deliver the looks, feel and performance highly-skilled players demand. Forged from 1025 carbon steel with bright chrome plating, MB irons feature constant blade lengths, minimal progressive offset and a thin topline for superior shot making.

The classic design and traditional feel and responsiveness of the new Titleist MB 712 Irons will please even the most adamant traditional iron enthusiasts.

Titleist decided not to release a combo set, blending CB long irons with short Titleist MB 712 Irons.

“If you do that, you’re assuming what the player needs, and we don’t want to do that,” he said. “The fact that we can make those custom means that we don’t have to make a pre-packaged set. Everyday golfers can go get fit for Titleist irons and order a mixed set if they want.”

The Titleist MB 712 Irons are clubs which will allow you to shape shots. Your swing has to be honed in very well to keep from spraying the ball.

The slightest grip change and/or stance can have a large effect on where your ball goes. If you’re confident in your swing and it is repeatable then I would recommend these clubs. Before purchasing Titleist MB 712 Irons, I would take them to the range on Grass and give them a try. 

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