Titleist 775 CB Irons 3-9P Review

    This forged 755 CB is a composite iron which can provide great playability and high, far trajectory golfer desire. The ultra-large composite long irons can hit higher to produce longer distance and higher forgiveness. The 775 CB irons have different designs for the long irons and mid-to-short irons. While the 6-iron through the 50° gap wedge is one-piece forged cavity backs, the 3-, 4- and 5-irons are all oversized multi-material designs. The stainless steel forged head of Titleist 775 CB #4 and #5 irons gathers nearly 80% weight distribution. This kind of distribution design can enhance the hitting efficiency on off-center hits. The #4 and #5 long irons also feature tough face insert for lower, deeper center of gravity and better playability, and they distribute 20 grams weight on perimeter and sole of clubhead. 775 CB #4 and #5 irons have thinner clubfaces which have been embedded with forged vibration-absorption aluminum tube with a purpose to weaken vibration on impact and promote the hitting sound and hand feel. This bar - which is anodized a deep red and really stands out - is meant to dampen vibration and reinforce the thin face insert. With longer shaft and changed face loft, #3 and #4 long irons design successfully increases clubhead speed for increased distance.

The long irons in the 775 CB set also have a heaping helping of offset. The 3-iron has more than double the offset of the 695 MB irons, or much more than you'd ever expect to see on a Titleist iron (more on that below). The amount of offset is in line with what other game-improvement irons sport, but it looks more pronounced because of the square-toe, high-heel design that Titleist uses in all its irons. The short irons among this 775 CB Iron set have strong control around the greens. Powerful face angle design provides golfers with better trajectory control and farther distance. The Titleist 775 CBs are sweet irons for 15-handicappers who want to be a single-digit within a year, or for the has-been scratch player who finally realizes the low 70 scores are a once-a-year occurrence.

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