As a long-standing industry leader in golf equipment, Titleist makes products that provide a great experience for both pro and recreational golfers. After a brand audit was conducted, Titleist Golf Irons were designed to more accurately reflect the company’s identity as well as that of the consumer.
The resulting Titleist golf irons include the Forged 695MB and 695CB, which feature a Z-muscle shape that shifts weight from the back end of the club and creates a better sense of balance, greater maneuverability, and the utmost shot control. 
This shift in the Forged 695MB club’s center of gravity also gives a better feel, more efficient transfer of energy, and consistency of launch conditions.
The heads on these Titleist golf irons are made from a mild carbon steel that is soft and yet durable. The look and feel of the irons inspire confidence in players and let them know that they have Titleist technology on their side. The Forged 695MB’s precision-forged process ensures consistent head shapes, dimensions, and weights all throughout the set, plus the soft feel and sound that better golfers prefer.
Additional lines of Titleist golf irons developed after the brand audit are the Forged 755 and the 775.CB. These later sets incorporate performance-enhancing materials and technologies to promote really high levels of play. The 775.CB in particular is said to be an excellent set of Titleist golf clubs for game improvement because they have good offset and an increased club speed.
Consumers respond enthusiastically to these golf irons whether the consumers happen to be pros or amateurs. Titleist golf irons have proven their worth on the pro circuit. With the 755 irons, Arron Oberholser earned his victory at the PGA AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
Adam Scott and Ernie Els both used Titleist’s 695MB golf irons at the Barclays Singapore Open, where they won first place and second place, respectively. Ernie Els also won the Dunhill Championship on the PGA European Tour the second week he put these Titleist golf irons in play.
Johnson Wagner captured the Nationwide Tour’s Chitimacha Louisiana Open with the Forged 695MBs. Ben Curtis, Stephen Leaney, Davis Love III, Mark O’Meara, and Adam Scott are other PGA Tour golfers who are known to trust the Forged 695MB. Davis Love III in particular considers the Forged 695MB the ultimate in a better player’s muscleback iron. Adam Scott had not switched his irons in nearly four years before he played the Forged 695MBs but played them since because he gets a beautiful ball flight and finds the long irons just fantastic.
