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The Titleist AP2 712 irons feature a dual tungsten weighting in the sole of the club that accounts for 20% of the overall weight of the clubhead. This increases the MOI of the club tungsten carbide cutting tools by 7% without having to make the head longer, which means that it is very forgiving for its size and Titleist claim that it has a 6% smaller dispersion than the previous AP2 model. This is certainly a very easy club to hit. At address the offset is larger than in the Titleist AP1 Irons but not so much that it will put better players off. The head size is also larger and inspires a lot of confidence at address without appearing too chunky. The 712 AP2s are a joy to hit and the True Temper Dynamic XP shaft is light and lovely to use. The sound and feel at impact is excellent and the trajectory was not much higher than the Titleist AP1 712 irons. Indeed we could see a lot of single figure golfers using these irons or certainly blending in the longer irons with the shorter irons from the AP1 set. The AP2 irons are a great set and well worth a test if you are as Titliest say, a serious golfer, whatever your handicap. Overall, I love my AP2s. These clubs are really good, they are cannons. They have a great feel and are easy to control. It is one of the best irons that have been made. Related items: Titleist AP1 714 Irons Titleist AP2 714 Irons Related Articles - cheap golf clubs, Titleist AP2 712 irons, http://www.blogster.com/stevennico/all-about-violins-and-electric-fiddle