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**zzarratusstra** · 07-19-2011, 02:22 AM

I think the club choices are very subjective to a degree. I, for one, tried the AP2 irons. By my signature, you know what I ended up with but that may be because the AP2's were a little out of my league right now. I do know that I played the 910 driver exclusively along with one other driver for a month. And you can see what I ended up with. Both had great distance, the F11 just had a lot less dispersion. If it worked for me, I would have bought it.
Another thing I notice is that as many courses as there are in my town, and there are quite a few within 50 miles, I don't see many Titleist irons. Say what you want, but I believe they sell more to brand loyalists than anything simply because of the name. As far as balls go, the Pro V1 is the most popular but I believe that others are just as good. Bridgestone, Nike, Callaway are all making really good balls right now.

07-19-2011, 02:22 AM	#27
zzarratusstra Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 459 Senior Member	I think the club choices are very subjective to a degree. I, for one, tried the AP2 irons. By my signature, you know what I ended up with but that may be because the AP2's were a little out of my league right now. I do know that I played the 910 driver exclusively along with one other driver for a month. And you can see what I ended up with. Both had great distance, the F11 just had a lot less dispersion. If it worked for me, I would have bought it. Another thing I notice is that as many courses as there are in my town, and there are quite a few within 50 miles, I don't see many Titleist irons. Say what you want, but I believe they sell more to brand loyalists than anything simply because of the name. As far as balls go, the Pro V1 is the most popular but I believe that others are just as good. Bridgestone, Nike, Callaway are all making really good balls right now.
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