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Name is Ryan, I live in the Palm Springs, CA area. I shared this somewhere else, though you all might get a kick:

I called Titleist just maybe 2-3 days ago and asked them if they make a 2 Iron in the new 710 MB Forged Clubs. The lady laughed at me and told me that I have not had one of those request in quite some time. I know that most players including tour players have gone to hybrids. I have actually never tried a hybrid. I love my 670 (old Titleist) and I don't have the heart to change. I guess now I am forced to change unless I keep the 670 or I know they make the 2-iron in a cavity back, but I have not hit a cavity back in about 22 years.

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Name is Ryan, I live in the Palm Springs, CA area. I shared this somewhere else, though you all might get a kick:

First thing, welcome!

So, if you're wanting the new 710 series MBs, I would think an option you may have is to get a 2nd 3 iron at .5" longer, and have the lie and loft bent down to that of your current 2 iron. It may not have the same bounce angle as your current one, but that may be as close as you'll get. That's the only thing I can really think of if you're dead set on the MB. Also, I'm not sure if you've looked at them very much, but the CB isn't exactly a big, full size cavity like you may be thinking. It's nowhere near the size of an AP1 or AP2. We covered the release of both the MB and CB here , so take a look and it may be able to help you make a decision on them.

 
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Welcome! It's nice that it's finally a bit dryer out there!

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