Are Titleist AP1 714 good for beginners?

Are Titleist AP1 714 good for beginners?

Best suited for: Any golfer can be successful with 714 AP1 irons, but they’re best suited for beginners or mid to high handicaps looking for a quality, forgiving iron.

Are Titleist 714 forgiving?

BOTTOM LINE: The undisputed champ. Titleist improved on an already great iron — no matter how you play, this club can make you better. Excels across the board. Surprisingly forgiving and easy to hit.

What’s the difference between Titleist AP1 and AP2?

The AP1 has a larger overall size, longer blade length, thicker top line and more offset compared to the AP2. The AP1 has a higher MOI and is on average 3° stronger through the set but both have the same stock shaft length.

Are 714 AP2 still good?

The sound and feel is excellent and it retains the characteritics of a mid-sized forged iron whilst playing like an oversized cavity back. Again for the blade length, the 714 AP2 is one of the highest MOI irons in the market and even for low single figure players this is going to give benefits.

What does 714 mean on Titleist irons?

Precision Engineered for Advanced Performance
“Precision Engineered for Advanced Performance” is Titleist’s tagline for the new 714 AP2 irons. Their goal is to improve the AP2 iron in three distinct areas: flight, forgiveness, and feel.

How old are Titleist AP1 714?

The Titleist AP1 714 Irons are the fourth generation of the range launched in 2008 and they continue to use the same cast chassis that has made this model so popular.

Is AP1 easier to hit than AP2?

There’s also no doubt the AP1 is more confidence inspiring behind the ball and is generally easier to hit. If you want more of a traditional looking iron and are more worried about feel and distance control, the AP2 should be your choice.

When did the Titleist 714 AP1 come out?

Sep 03, 2013 The Titleist AP1 714 Irons are the fourth generation of the range launched in 2008 and they continue to use the same cast chassis that has made this model so popular. The aim of Titleist when they created the 714 AP1 was to increase the ball flight, the forgiveness and the feel from the iron and we think they have acheived this well.

Are the Titleist 714 AP1 Irons the longest and most forgiving Irons ever?

This is a review of the Titleist 714 AP1 irons, which Titleist claimed were the longest and most forgiving irons they had ever made back in 2014. The 714 AP1 is an upgrade in nearly every conceivable way (forgiveness, ball speed, spin) over its predecessor, the 712 AP1.

What are the features of the AP1 714 Irons?

The AP1 714 irons have progressive sole widths (wider with length), blade lengths and top lines, with a satin polish finish and bright polish cavity highlights. The 714 AP1s are available in one of three stock shafts ( True Temper XP95, Kuro Kage 65 or Kuro Kage 50) and the Titleist Tour Velvet Grip.

What are the pros and cons of the TaylorMade 714 AP2?

The 714 AP2 irons offer even better looks and feel than previous models, and their progressive design (lower CG long irons, stronger-lofted short irons) give them the distance previous models lacked. Cons: The AP1 long irons will still be a bit clunky for some golfers.