The new Titleist AP1 714 irons are designed to more accurately
With the long irons (3-6) featuring thin faces designed to increase ball speed, dual-cavity construction that is now enhanced by a deep undercut beneath the topline in the upper cavity, and a lower cavity housing with a high-density tungsten weight in the toe section the 714 AP1's are able to pull the sweet spot of the iron more to the center of the hitting area. Also, the soles of the long irons are wider than the last edition of the AP1 to make the clubs work through the turf more effectively and help steep-swingers avoid hitting fat shots. The leading edges of the Titleist AP1 714 Irons also are more rounded and camber has been added to the soles, all to help the clubs avoid digging into the ground. The toplines and soles of the short irons have also been made thinner, but the short irons don't have the undercut in the top cavity like the long irons. Titleist also strengthened the lofts of the short irons by one degree. This lowered the loft of the pitching wedge to 44 degree, prompting Titleist to make two gap wedges (a 48- and a 52-degree) to properly bridge a transition to a sand wedge and avoid excessive gapping. The GW1 is included with this set, the GW2 is sold separately.