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Titleist 762 CB Irons

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The Titleist 762 CB Irons are cavity-back golf clubs released by Acushnet in the early 2000s. They feature a multi-material construction, utilizing a forged carbon steel body combined with a high-density tungsten weight in the sole. This design was engineered to lower the center of gravity, promote a higher launch angle, and increase forgiveness on off-center strikes. These irons were designed for aspiring and mid-handicap players seeking a balance of feel and game-improvement features.

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When were the Titleist 762 CB Irons released?

The Titleist 762 CB Irons were released in the early 2000s. They were made by Acushnet under the Titleist golf-club brand.

What does CB mean in Titleist 762 CB Irons?

CB means cavity back. The design places some mass around the perimeter of the clubhead, which can provide more forgiveness than a traditional muscle-back blade.

What materials are used in the Titleist 762 CB Irons?

The clubs use a forged carbon-steel body with a high-density tungsten weight in the sole. That construction was intended to move the center of gravity lower and improve launch and stability.

Who are the Titleist 762 CB Irons designed for?

The 762 CB is aimed at golfers who want the control and feel associated with a forged iron while retaining some cavity-back forgiveness. It is more player-focused than a large game-improvement iron, so fitting and skill level matter.

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