"The long irons are about the same size," said Chris McGinley, Titleist's vice president of golf club marketing.

Besides,The length of the shorter irons in the new AP1 712 Irons have been progressively reduced to ensure the classic look of the iron is retained. Titleist is also promising higher ball speeds on miss-hits through the improved technology within the steel head.

So many Titleist'lovers have fall in love with this style.because the stock shaft of the new Titleist AP1 712 Irons is the True temper Dynamic Gold XP. The stock graphite shaft is the Tour AD by Graphite Design. The stock grip is the Titleist Tour Velvet by Golf Pride.

And when you play golf with it ousite at address the heads look a little more compact and the topline appears thinner, but it actually is the same size, but looks smaller thanks to some extra polishing and visual tweaking. The sweetspot is not as big as the 712 Irons as yoiu would expect but the offset is smaller and this is an iron ideally suited to the low handicap player.

Consequently more and more golfers choose Titleist AP1 712 to demonstrate their particular reputation and improve their golf skills.