You might want to hit the AP2 and AP1 long irons side by side. I'd recommend hitting the 816H1 hybrids, too. I'm currently trying out the 25 degree H1 as a replacement for my AP2 4 iron. So far, it looks like the H1 will stay in my bag.

I went TMB 3/4 and 5-PW in the AP2. Have you thought about the TMB?

I would suggest trying the T-MB 3&4 irons.

Since you are hitting the ap2's very well, to me the way to go would be with the ap2, 3 and 4 irons to complete the set.

I would purchase the AP1 3 and 4 iron which is what I have done with my AP2 set. I feel like it is a perfect compliment. I would consider getting a lightweight shaft for the 3 iron though compared to your other shafts.

DZandi,

You may end of having to bend the lofts a little weaker if you go with the AP1s. I believe you may hit them a bit further and end up with a bigger gap between the 4/5 especially. I think the Ap1s are about 2 degrees stronger in the 3/4. I would suggest what Matthew said and try them side by side if possible. If your course has the demo set, take the 3/4 out on the course and hit them from the fairway, rough, and a par-3 or two if available.

I have the AP2 5-W and have tried the AP1 and TM 3/4 irons which are both very easy to hit, but not nearly as easy as my 915 hybrids. I'm sure the newer 816 are amazing as well.