I just bought some Titleist AP 1 from someone for 200 bucks.I am assuming these irons are cast ironsI just want to know the differences. Thanks
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Cast irons are more for beginning golfers they allow you to hit the ball straight more consistantly with a flawed swing. They are sometimes called game improvement irons. Forged irons are what most tour pros play they are made by hand, they are forged and the cast one are just put in a mold cooled. Forged irons allow you to work the ball more, you can hit fades and draws easier but they aren't very forgiving. You can still work the ball with cast irons it is just a bit harder. But the Titleist AP1s are cast, AP2s are forged.
Forged' iron (also know as wrought iron) is different pieces of iron that are heated together at a high temperature and then pressed or hammered together. In this way, one can make a complex shape by essentially melting or welding the different parts together. 'Cast' iron consists of a mold where molten iron is poured in; the end result is much stronger, because there are no join lines that can act as fracture points. However, most molds can only accept simple shapes due to the nature of fluid dynamics within the mold. So if you want a complex shape, you need to turn to forged iron. Most iron goods are actually a mixture of the two; part cast iron, with additional forged iron components.
Cast irons are made from castings (liquid metal poured into castings or molds) to form the rough shape of the club head. Forged head are formed by hammering or beating (by a machine) red hot metal into the form of the club head. Most pros play forged and most amateurs play cast (though more pros are using cast due to the forgiveness they provide). This would have been a great question to ask before shelling out 200 bucks on a set of irons.
