Forgiving Titleist AP1 714 Irons is competitive

The new AP1 714 irons are designed to more accurately define your iron shots, not from a greater distance standpoint but at the right distance and Titleist crafted these irons - without making the clubs bigger - specifically to improve ball flight and forgiveness. Though the cast AP1's feature the largest club heads that Titleist makes, they are not as big as several competing models in the game-improvement category. Titleist adds that among the smaller-headed, game-improvement irons available, the AP1 is the most forgiving. The new AP1 714 irons were available to PGA Tour pros in the days leading up to the AT&T National in June of this year. To much acclaim, many on tour took notice and Ben Curtis, the winner of the 2003 Open Championship at Royal St. Georges and a player who had been using the previous version of the AP1, the 712 edition, switched immediately.