Care of Your 712 AP1 Irons

It has been a certain time that the Titleist company has launched their new iron set, the 712 AP1 Irons, sometimes identified as the 2012 AP1 irons. I believe this new iron set has been put into the bag by more and more accomplished and aspiring golfers. After several rounds of hitting, your 712 AP1 Irons are more or less broken, all you need do is to take care of them with your careness.

How to do it? First you should clean the club head of your new Titleist 712 AP1 Irons. This basically important step of the club to clean since any dirt in the grooves will affect the strike - even with a putter. Also if you keep playing with dirt in the grooves it could start damaging them. The thin face with integrated aluminum and soft elastomer Tuned Feel System in the back cavity improves sound and feel at impact for a hotter, more lively feel. Use a soft scrubbing brush with the warm soapy water and gently scrub the clubhead paying particular attention to those grooves. Rinse the club head with clean water and then dry the head with a soft cloth. This is important otherwise you may start seeing rust spots - especially if you've owned your clubs for a while. one more time, Rinse the club head with clean water and then dry the head with a soft cloth. This is important otherwise you may start seeing rust spots - especially if you've owned your clubs for a while.

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Then the 712 AP1 Irons with the Steel Shaft also need your careful care, you need to dry them if they've got wet. Otherwise you may find rust spots developing. The other important thing including graphite shafts is to wipe them down to remove any grit that may have got on them as you've put clubs back into your golf bag. This is to ensure they don't get scratched.

Anyway, once you take careful care of your golf clubs, you will deserve that they can perform very well on the course in return. Then why not enjoy doing like so. Move on guys, except for the 712 AP1 Irons, other sets in your bag also need your careness.