It is worth trying 714 AP2 long irons
To meet that creativity, Titleist designed the new 714 AP2 long irons (3-5) with faces that are 25 percent thinner than their predecessors, along with a dual-cavity design. Within the encased lower cavity of the Titleist AP2 714 Irons, Titleist positioned a high-density tungsten weight. Another piece of high-density tungsten also was co-forged in the heel section, just below the area where the shaft enters the hosel. The combination of the 714 AP2's thin face, perimeter weighting and lowered CG is designed to make these irons easier to hit and help mis-hit shots maintain ball speed. The larger-headed 714 AP1 irons are more forgiving, but the AP2 long irons provide some margin for error for accomplished players who want to shape the ball around a corner, hit it under a branch or feather a shot into a tight hole location. Also, the lofts in the Titleist AP2 714 short irons (6-GW) have been strengthened by 1 degree. The center of gravity also gradually rises in progression from long irons to short irons. According to Titleist, combining the stronger lofts and higher CG with slightly thicker face designs and narrowed soles should make it easier to manage the spin and trajectory of the 714 AP2's scoring clubs.