max lie angle of Ap2 irons

Re: max lie angle of Ap2 irons

Cath D. — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 15:41:10 GMT

The flaking will not affect the performance of the clubs, just the looks. Before you have any issues (and you may not), you may want to ask him/her what their policy is and how they will handle it if it starts to flake due to crimping due to their bending. Once a club has been worked on outside of us, the warranty is handled by the shop as any work outside of Titleist voids our warranty.

Re: max lie angle of Ap2 irons

kris m — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 18:57:43 GMT

i was fitted by my local pga pro about 10 years ago using the titleist fitting system for 1 degree upright and 1/2 inch long. i have purchased numerous sets of irons from you that were ordered directly from you to come in to those specs and everything has worked out great. i just recently purchesed my third set of ap2's over the last four years. i have been taking numerous lessons and have found that i am back to a standard set of clubs as far as fitting goes. i took my ap2's model 710's into my local shop and asked him to bend them back to standard lie from the 1 degree upright. when i went to pick them up i was told they were 4 degrees upright and that he bent them back to standard. they look way different than my first set of ap2's that i bought from you at 1 degree upright. should i be concerned with the fact that he bent them so much that i may have chrome issues?

Re: max lie angle of Ap2 irons

Cath D. — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 15:27:11 GMT

The reason we have the capability of offering 4° upright is because we have heads that are already forged at 2° upright. Although the heads are forged and can be bent, once we bend more than 2°, we take the chance of crimping the chrome which could start to flake and will rust under the chroming.