Greg,

An option to consider is to go with a combo AP2/CB set.  Possibly go with AP2's in the longer irons & CB's in the shorter iron range.  Many of the tour players are going with combo sets and accomplished amateurs as well.  You have the forgiveness in the longer irons that your looking for and the workability in the shorter irons.  Just an idea to think about based on your preferences in an iron set.  FYI, I play a combo set make up of 3 - 6 iron CB's & 7 - PW MB's.  Best of Luck!

Hi Greg,

I recently got some CB's as part of my CB/MB combo set and I've gotta say they are very forgiving, the CB long irons I have are much more forgiving that those I had in my Titleist 990's. I am a good long iron player, and not so good with hybrids (that's why I don't have one!), but I really have no trouble getting them out of the rough. As the other poster said you could go combo set, but I'd strongly reccomend trying to hit the long irons of each AP2 and CB before you decide.

All the best with your decision, you'll have great clubs whatever you choose,

Dan

Dan,

thanks for the info and feedback.  I appreciate it.  I've decided on the CB.  I was fit for them and was hoping to get some feedback on these clubs since I went into the iron fitting thinking the AP 2 was the club for me but it wasn't and never hit the CB before the fitting.  I hit them again today at the range and loved it. 

Greg

HI JUST BOUGHT THE 710 CB S 2 WEEKS AGO HAVING TROUBLE HITTING THEM IM A 12 HANDICAP SO I TOOK A FEW LESSONS FROM A PGA PRO BUT CANT FIND THE GERAT FEEL THEIR TALKING ABOUT, MIKE