Steve H said:

Mine is to finally get to single digits, have been playing and practicing more no that my kids are getting older so that's is my one goal . Currently an 11.5,  I finally got my self fit this November for a set of AP1 irons so no excuses…

I have both AP2's and in my opinion there are differences...whether one notices them or not it seems based upon Curtis's note is up the person.  However, I do notice a difference in the two that is significant ranging from cosmetic to performance…

Andy,

While in Deutschland, you may want to check out Titleist's German website and their authorized Titleist retailer locator:

http://www.titleist.de/dealers/

Good luck and please let us know what you think of the German golf experience.

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thanks Walker!

Hope you're well!

Happy 2014!

Vern

OUTSTANDING Freddy!  Great shot indeed!

Congratulations!

TL

You should try them both out.  They call them fairway woods for a reason, hybrids are also called rescue clubs.  If you're looking for a long option out of the rough, the hybrid tends to be better.  The fairway tends to be a little longer on distance…

Definitely plays a little stiff to flex, its stout but not overly boardy. You do however need a fairly aggressive transition to load the shaft (made for a hitter not a swinger). At that ss you'd be fine in a stiff flex (04) for the kiyoshi white I think…

Its all personal preference. I use the 2013 model with the single strap system. For the last 8 years I've used a dual strap and had no complaints about the performance. After switching to a single strap I doubt Ill go back to the dual. The 2013 is a great…