Titleist AP2 Iron set Golf Club

I would have to admit I was a little hesitant to go back to a Titleist set of irons mainly due to the myth that they are made strictly for a low handicap golfer. Any 15 handicap or lower will benefit greatly from this set of irons. All of the hype and reviews from all of the major golf stores are accurate. This club has it all but it comes with a retail price tag almost as bad as a new set of Callaway Irons.

Review:

In my opinion this set encompases the best of both worlds. Simply put the AP2 has the weight of a game improvement club with a players forged head. The design promotes a higher ball flight but that can be altered depending on what shaft combination you desire. I have gained about 8 yards a club and was able to (save $$$) find a used set in my specs on eBay. I choose a set with the flighted project x 6.0 shaft because I wanted to be able to work the ball and vary my ball flight depending on conditions.

With all of that said you might be wondering why I stated that a 15 handicap of lower would benefit from this club? The club is not as intimidating as a blade or players club. The topline is larger and the tungsten cavity slot back provides forgiveness on most mishits. Unlike a blade most mishits with the AP2 stay on the target line with a slight loss in distance.

I highly recommend that you demo this set of clubs if you are looking for a transition club. I have been searching for the last few years for a club that would help me get back to forged players clubs. That search is over because this is the only forged set (besides the Bridgestone j36 Pocket Cavity) that I have found that is beneficial for a mid handicap player.