Yes. Just tried to register them and that serial number shows 718 custom AP3 irons

According to the Titleist registration link, the irons appear to be real. Enjoy and hit 'em well!

At the bottom of the Titleist website, there is a link under Customer Service titled Product Registration. You can enter the serial number in here to determine the autenticity.

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According to the Titleist registration link, the irons appear to be real. Enjoy and hit 'em well!

At the bottom of the Titleist website, there is a link under Customer Service titled Product Registration. You can enter the serial number in here to determine the autenticity.

Thanks

Don't know if they're legit but they sure are dirty!!!
I don't understand why people keep sending pictures of their clubs and asking if they're real or knock-offs. This is just a forum of golfers, and asking us based on a handful of pictures is futile. I think Titleist should open a department where you can send your clubs if you think they're not original and they can do a proper evaluation. And they can charge extra for cleaning.

I totally agree with Barry. The serial number may be duplicated and it is up to the buyers to verify whether their clubs are legit. I only trust the Pro Golf Shop where I buy my clubs.

Authentic serial numbers for irons start with a zero.

And fakes are not allowed to use zero???? :)