Back in September, a photo of Titleist’s new CNCPT irons surfaced in our GolfWRX forums. With little information on the new irons, however, much was left up for speculation.

Now, we have a better look and a bit more information on the new Titleist CNCPT irons, thanks to Instagram user brianoleksa. According to his post, the irons are called “Titleist CNCPT 02” irons, and Oleksa gained “5-6 mph” of ball speed during his fitting with the irons compared to his previous Titleist T-MB (2-5 irons) and Titleist MB (6-PW).

A look down at address — Oleksa’s irons are equipped with Nippon N.S. Pro Modus3 130X shafts, with a black ferrule by request:

And here’s a better look at the letter that Titleist sent to Oleksa along with the irons:

As always, our GolfWRX members are going in depth about the irons, trying to uncover any information possible about the irons.

Here’s a taste of what they’re saying, but make sure to check out the full thread to see all of the discussion.

• wesstlee18: CNC-PT is a play on words, a bit more clever than a vowel-less name. CNC meaning milled…
• MattyO1984: Seems like people are forgetting that these are a concept iron. How many concept cars would you look at it and instantly think, yeah that looks good I must have them? This is an extended test that Titleist can do with the various concepts. They are not going to release them to the mass market (they sold what 1,500 set of the C16). They’ll use them them to see what works, what doesn’t work, what people are ready for, what people aren’t ready for and then I’d be sure that you will start to see the successful elements beginning to be incorporated into future AP lines. 
• John Golia: Two head styles.  AP2 and Ap3 like.  Cast heads. Lofts similar to AP3. More ball speed. Longer distance. 8 piece set $4000.00. More info to come as I get it. (Subject to change)  
• Farrow: That’s not a badge. The back is all one piece of metal. The area that says “CNCPT” is just a blasted finish instead of high polish. I’m guessing they welded a face plate or something to a forged/CNC’d body. 
• BDoubleG: Was talking with a Titleist rep yesterday. I was lamenting that Titleist hadn’t made real driving iron since the 712U. He told me that I should give these a try, as they are being released in early spring – with a price tag of $800 (Canadian) per head. 

We’ll update this post with more information as it becomes available.

See what GolfWRX members are saying about the Titleist CNCPT irons.