Trackman Iron Test: Titleist T100 vs. 718 AP2
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Brand new from Titleist are the T100 irons, and while the T100s aren’t replacing the highly popular and successful AP2 franchise, players who have gamed AP2 irons in the past are most likely to gravitate toward T100 when it comes to the new T-series. Both irons are forged and offer exceptional feel and workability, but tungsten weighting also makes both more forgiving then their compact shape might suggest, while also making it easier to get the ball in the air with the mid and long irons. So how do T100 and 718 AP2 compare in terms of look, feel, and performance? 2nd Swing master fitter Thomas Campbell and staff writer Drew Mahowald decided to find out by testing both using the same shaft and Trackman 4 technology. You can find more information about all of Titleist’s new irons at www.2ndswing.c.... Additionally, to see more RUclips videos from 2nd Swing and to subscribe to our RUclips channel, visit / 2ndswing1 .
I love the T100 because I was able to pick up a set of 718 AP2, that still had the plastic wrap on every club, as "used" club. Massive discount 👍
Very nice!
i paid full retail for my 718 AP2s. hardest club I've had to learn to hit but once i got the hang of them they feel great. Loving how crisp they hit😁
when new clubs comes out its nice to see more photos of them, not just the ones from the website. So it would be deeply appreciated if you took your own photos and close ups on them :-) thanks!
I know this video is old, but I have a question. I play the 710 AP2. Looking for a new set, but idk how I feel about the new t100 and new t150. Does the 718 ap2 or the original t100 have any significant advantages compared to the 710?
My takeaway is that the current AP2 owner wouldnt switch to the T 100
Great comparison! Would’ve been nice to see you delete those 3 fat shots from T100 to compare the smash factor and other stats.
I have the AP2s 718 I bought from a guy at my local course for a fair deal. They have true temper 95 steel shafts. I am an 11 handicap and don't seem to hit them real consistently but I love the looks of them. I am considering getting new/different shafts. Would that be something to consider and might possibly allow me to play them better? Love your videos!
Have you put any of these top clubs up against the new pxg gen 3? I went for a test and fitting for the latter and loved them. Great looks, feel and great consistency for me- price point for now put me off changing to them compared to my apex cf19 but one never knows. Certainly probably the best feeling club I have hit in a long time and I tried and tested almost all the brands including the ping i500, tp760 (which I used to have and liked a lot) cobra forged tec and many more - though not the miura. Also found a shaft similar to my apex which worked well. Just curious what your assessment might be
there is two pros that went back to the ap2 from the t100s so i guess possibly that the ap2 have a better feel ?
It could be that. So much of it is emotional, and golfers need to be confident in what they see at address. Some golfers just get very accustomed to the way a certain club looks or feels and stick with it despite trying newer releases.
Good!
"and while the T100s aren’t replacing the highly popular and successful AP2 ...". Actually, the T100's ARE replacing the AP2.
Yeah, we probably could have worded that better. But what we were told when we visited Titleist earlier this year was that based on the added R&D resources they devoted to T Series that they didn't want the new iron range to be viewed as just the new AP, with a different name rather a completely new franchise with brand new iron models that would ultimately be judged on their own merit. That said, T100 is the versatile forged players cavity in the new lineup, as AP2 was in the AP lineup for the previous decade. Semantics, we know, but hopefully that helps explain what we meant. Thanks.
I’m sticking with my AP2 218. Not much difference
Too low spin for a 7 iron imo