When did Titleist 695 come out?

Titleist 695 MB Irons – Product Details

What are the most forgiving Titleist irons?

The Titleist T400 irons are the most forgiving of the Titleist lineup. These clubs have a very thick sole, and that helps players to get the ball up in the air and out of the rough as well. Although it is not quite a hybrid iron, it has more of a hybrid look than other Titleist irons.

When did Titleist 680 MB come out?

2003
Originally released in 2003, FORGED 680 Irons continue to be the choice of the world’s best players.

Are forged irons better than cast?

Forged irons are thought to be more of a player’s club. Since this is a more traditional iron and has been around for many years, the forged iron gets a better name than the cast iron. In reality, cast irons are going to be almost as good as a forged iron in the modern golf world.

What driver does Adam Scott use?

Starting with the driver, Scott has played the TS2, TS3 and TS4 models in the past, along with a newer TSi3. But right now he appears to have put the TSi2 in the bag.

Do forged irons hit further?

Pros: The clubhead of a forged iron has additional weight in the center. This higher and smaller sweet spot teaches you to hit more consistently. The construction is more consistent and refined than on cast irons.

When did the Titleist forged 695 CB come out?

The Titleist Forged 695MB, Forged 695CB and Forged 775.CB iron sets reached the market in 2006, with the 695 Series irons aimed at “highly skilled golfers” (code for tour players, plus-handicappers and scratch golfers) and the 775.CB set best-suited for handicaps in the upper single digits and below.

What kind of Blade Iron does Titleist make?

The Titleist Forged 695MB are built for serious golfers that are looking for soft, traditionally styled blade irons. The 695MB’s feature a Z-Muscle design that moves weight both closer to the face and away from the heel.

What’s the difference between MB and 695 Forged irons?

Either way, the 695 series forged irons are made for serious golfers, highly skilled players who want a blade that offers maximum workability. A few more differences between the two sets: The 695CB has lofts two degrees stronger than those in the MB model.

When did Titleist replace the 704 series Irons?

All three sets were part of the Titleist Golf lineup during 2006 and 2007. They had replaced the 690 and 704 series irons, and were themselves replaced in the company’s line by the AP1 and AP2 iron sets introduced in 2008.