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Happen on Titleist AP1 712 Irons in 2012

The 2012 Titleist AP1 712 Irons went through a more dramatic internal change to get the performance characteristics Titleist was looking for. Building upon the high technology design and resounding success of the original AP irons, the wholesale golf clubs AP1 712 Irons retain the dual cavity design and multi-material construction that is the key to their advanced performance. However, the designs have been significantly upgraded for more forgiveness, higher ball speeds on miss-hits and improved distance control. Additionally, the new AP1 features a new topline shape and progressively reduced blade lengths resulting in more traditional-looking short irons. Notable changes to the new AP2 include a new, tour-inspired square toe profile and reduced sole width in the short irons for more precise turf performance.

Besides, the 2012 Titleist AP1 712 Irons have the biggest visual change in the line-up. The goal for the AP1 Irons was to retain workability and shot control, improve forgiveness and the looks at address. Extensive improvements to the new AP1 structure include a redesigned stainless steel soleplate and integrated tungsten nickel sole weight that redistributes discretionary mass from the topline, center bar and sole cradle to low in the head, resulting in increased stability and forgiveness. The new AP1 712 structure also makes use of a new steel cradle that holds tungsten weights located heel and toe, providing greater forgiveness on miss-hits and more consistent distance control.