For Less Experienced Titleist 775 CB Irons Review

Titleist is one of the best at producing irons for better players. However, this particular iron, the Titleist 775 CB irons, is different from the rest. I was originally very surprised when I first tried out the 775 CB iron, as it was not following Titleist's general mode of operations. Titleist must have realized that the game improvement area was going to be a higher cash cow than the better skilled players, because this iron you can buy in any online golf shop is a perfect choice for a less experienced golfer looking to take a few strokes off his or her game.

The Titleist 775 CB irons feature multi-material, channel back long irons and cavity back mid and short irons for the aspirational player seeking maximum playability and a high, straight ball flight. The ‘channel’ back long irons (3,4,5) feature a thin face construction that allows mass to be relocated from the face around the perimeter to deliver ‘utility iron’ like performance and playability. The feel, sound and aesthetics of the Titleist 775.CB clubhead have also been enhanced by the vibration dampener in the channel back design while the #3 and #4 irons are longer than standard to increase dynamic loft, clubhead speed and ultimately distance. The mid-size mid to short irons feature progressive blade heights, blade lengths, offset, sole widths and centre of gravity, offering a fluid transition from mid to short irons and delivering precise performance, playability and control for all types of approach shots. The Titleist 775 CB irons, as the name suggests, are forged from stainless steel (410) to deliver a soft feel and to offer more custom fit options (length/lie). The iron heads are produced to the very highest quality using a very precise six step forging process delivering very precise head shape, structure and weight tolerances.

The 775 is really a good choice for amateur golfers, and in the golf shop, you must take it into consideration seriously.