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  • Titleist is known for catering pretty heavily to those that are more skilled golfers. These golfers can be very demanding as to what they want and with the Titleist CB Irons. Titleist has delivered the feel, the performance, and the looks that many of these lower handicap golfers crave. These irons are made from forged 1025 carbon steel and have chrome plating. They have longer blades and a softer visual topline as well. These Titleist irons also feature an optimized cavity muscle giving the club more mass being the impact area to create a softer and more solid feeling iron....

    Titleist CB Irons Review

    Posted on March 30, 2011 | No Comments
    Titleist is known for catering pretty heavily to those that are more skilled golfers. These golfers can be very demanding as to what they want and with the Titleist CB Irons. Titleist has delivered the feel, the performance, and the looks that many of these lower handicap golfers crave. These irons are made from forged 1025 carbon steel and have chrome plating. They have longer blades and a softer visual topline as well. These Titleist irons also feature an optimized cavity muscle giving the club more mass being the impact area to create a softer and more solid feeling iron....

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  • When the Titleist AP1 Irons hit the market they created quite a buzz since they are the second generation of the AP irons from Titleist. It is always hard to predict how good the first generation of any golf club is going to perform, but once the company is able to get feedback from all levels of golfer they can go through a redesign phase and launch the next generation of the club. The second generation almost always is preferred by the golfer over the first generation because it gives the company a change to tweak any areas that might...

    Titleist AP1 Irons Review

    Posted on March 20, 2011 | 1 Comment
    When the Titleist AP1 Irons hit the market they created quite a buzz since they are the second generation of the AP irons from Titleist. It is always hard to predict how good the first generation of any golf club is going to perform, but once the company is able to get feedback from all levels of golfer they can go through a redesign phase and launch the next generation of the club. The second generation almost always is preferred by the golfer over the first generation because it gives the company a change to tweak any areas that might...

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