AP2 vs. 755

Have any of you played both the Titleist 755 and the AP2?  Are they similar in forgiveness, playability, etc?

Both sets have been reviewed on the main site.

http://thesandtrap.com/b/reviews

This is too funny!  I have had the Titleist 755s for about 4 years now, and I just ordered the 710 AP2s about a week ago.  I just got them yesterday, and I am going to hit them for the first time tomorrow so I well let you know what I think ASAP.

I play the 755s and asked Titleist the same question.  They replied by saying the AP2(710) is a replacement for the 755 in terms of playability and performance. They recommended the CBs to me if I were looking to upgrade to something more along the lines of more control/less forgiveness.  I love my 755s.

I have tried both the Titleist 755 as well as the AP2.  I found that my Ping Eye 2 irons performed much better, especially the long irons.  However, if you decide to get either the 755 or the AP2 I would go with the 755.  Better iron for the better player.  That is all.

I hated the shaft in my Titleist 755 irons and that was the main reason why I went out and got the (710) AP2s.  I got my AP2s with the DG S300 shaft because the 755 where ballooning way too much on me, and the DG S300 has a lower more boring trajectory which I love. I just got out and played today with the new sticks for the first time, and I already can tell I made the right choice.  I love them!  In regards to the review, I would say that the they are similar in the terms of playability with a slight edge to the 755 for workability.  With feel/look/sound, the AP2s blow the 755s out of the water in this area.  I have never hit an iron with such great feel at impact.  It is like a hot knife through butter.  I would have to say that only after one round and one range session that my new AP2s are gonna stay in the bag for a long long time.  They are the perfect blend of forgiveness and performance that any serious player should consider to give these irons a test run when are deciding to purchase new irons.