Take the time and find a Titleist fitter. Be sure you have the right equipment before you place the order. It is much easier to get it right up front than it is to fix it later!

Go to a Titleist Thursday fitting day to see if there is one in your area or to a fitter in you area and get properly fitted for a new set of irons. The technology has changed a lot in twenty years. The Titleist Thursday fittings are free and normally last about an hour and are worth the time. Check below under custom fitting, club fitting for a time and nearest location in your area. Let the professionals do what they do best and that is put you in the right Titleist equipment. Cheers, Chuck

Go try them out and go through the fitting process. At 7 handicap I am assuming your ball striking is good but it also comes down to look and feel as well

U'll absolutely love the AP2's.. They are butter.. Give me a try

You'll really need to consider the cast/forged differences. The DCI's were great clubs. I haven't even hit a cast club in 20 years, but test them out. I've heard the AP1's are excellent........Different feel going to the 2's, CB's, or MB's......

Anthony,

The best way to determine which irons will fit your game is to get fit from a certified Titleist club fitter. These guys are amazing!

Thanks,
Ben

The AP2's are a great set especially for someone that has your game. However when it come to shafts you may wish to be fit by a Titleist Fitter. I have a similar style of game to yours and I recently went with the Project X 6.0 shafts in order to generate a slightly higher launch than my old DG X100 Shafts...

Hope it helps, Chris

The ap2's are awesome I love mine I have them in an s300 dynamic gold shaft

I think the ap2´s are the perfect mix between a players iron and forgiveness. It fits every player with a single handicap.