2011年10月31日 · UPDATE Page 3- "Bad Rumor"I was under the assumption that Titleist gave it's players the same clubs as retail aside from the obvious spec difference. Guess not as the 713's made to look like the 712 Ap2's are in the bags. Heard they were much nicer then retail ap2's, actually darn sexy.

2022年4月21日 · IMO the two biggest things to consider with the entire AP2 line is how they progressed technically and aesthetically. On paper they became more forgiving with each release, with the 718 having the hig. I have owned them all except for the 712. IMO, the 718 are by far the best in every way.

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Coming from the 2008 AP2 with Kbs tour shafts, I am truly amazed at the difference between the two models. As mentioned, the forgiveness of the 712 makes them worth every penny. The look of the club at address is fantastic and the ball flight/workability is everything it should be.

2015年6月28日 · Find some 712 cheaper and perform nicely. I hit some demo 714s not long ago and to me they felt real tinny. Nothing like the solid feel of the 710s which I hit in a store once. I will disclose that the 714s had the stock xp shafts, which could explain things.

716 AP2 are Titleist's most advanced players' irons - made even better - for golfers seeking a Tour-proven design with distance, forgiveness and feel.

Titleist's AP2 712 Irons are designed to be an easy club to hit, offering more forgiveness and smaller dispersion to maximise the accuracy of your swing.

2015年9月21日 · The Golf Monthly test team's Titliest 716 AP2 irons review, a traditional-looking iron offering forgiveness and distance control in a slimline package.

The Titleist 712 AP2 irons are designed to be forgiving enough for the average golfer, without losing the ability to shape shots. The multi-material construction and dual cavity design improve feel and sound while increasing Moment of Inertia by 7%.