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J.T. Poston Captures Fourth PGA TOUR Victory at The Memorial Tournament

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 18:45:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | The Memorial Tournament

In just the second start with his NEW Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball, Titleist Brand Ambassador J.T. Poston delivered his fourth PGA TOUR victory with a formidable display of ball-striking, gaining over eight strokes (+8.081/2nd) on the field on approach.

One shot back on the 72nd hole, Poston hit a 314-yard drive down the right side of the fairway with his NEW GTS3 driver.
With 162 yards left to the pin, Postman’s dialed approach with his T100 8-iron finished 7 feet, 5 inches from the hole.
He rolled in his Pro V1x Left Dash for the birdie that forced a playoff with fellow Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard.
The Postman also landed his Left Dash safely on the 18th green in regulation on both playoff holes, making par on the second extra hole to claim his biggest TOUR win.
Poston led a 1-2-3 finish at Memorial for players gaming Titleist golf balls, T-Series irons and Vokey Design wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | J.T. Poston

Golf Ball: NEW Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash
Driver: NEW GTS3 9.0° | Mitsubishi Diamana BF 60 TX
Fairway Metal: TS2 15.0° | Graphite Design Tour AD IZ-7 X
Irons: T150 4 | True Temper Project X 6.5 and T100 5-9 | True Temper Project X 6.5
Wedges: Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 50.08F, 56.10S (@ 55), WedgeWorks 60L | True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400

POSTMAN DELIVERS IN SECOND START WITH PRO V1x LEFT DASH

The biggest win of J.T. Poston's career came in just the second start since his move to the NEW Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball, as he gained +8.081 strokes on approach over the four days at Muirfield Village.
Introduced earlier this year, the next generation Pro V1x Left Dash is designed with faster dual-core technology and advanced aerodynamics that drive longer distance and an even more consistent flight that is more penetrating into the wind.
Left Dash delivers a high trajectory similar to Pro V1x with dramatically lower full swing spin and tour-validated short game spin.
At last month’s PGA Championship, Poston inquired with Titleist reps about testing possible options that could help dial in his irons and full wedge shots, particularly in windy conditions.
Following recent swing speed gains, Poston had noticed some shots over-spinning with his Pro V1x.
At home the week after the PGA, Poston spent time testing Pro V1 and Pro V1x Left Dash, both lower-spinning options compared to his Pro V1x.
Poston arrived at the Charles Schwab Challenge the following week ready to make the move to Left Dash.
He worked with J.J. Van Wezenbeeck, Titleist’s Senior Director of Club Promotion, to confirm numbers and gapping.
Heading into Colonial, Poston was ranked 85th in Strokes Gained: Approach (+0.024).
He gained +1.402 strokes at Colonial, then +8.081 (2nd) this week at Memorial with an average Proximity of 27 feet, 11 inches (3rd).
In Friday’s windswept second round, which Justin Thomas called “probably the most difficult round I’ve played on tour,” Poston gained +3.335 on approach on his way to a 7-under 65. “I don’t think I can put into words how good [J.T.’s] round was today,” Thomas posted.
“We actually switched to a different golf ball. I went to the Left Dash that Titleist makes last week,” Poston said after his second round. “It's supposed to help me a little bit in the wind. So we felt like today was going to be a good test of that and it obviously performed really well. We had a couple shots that I felt like didn't quite hit 'em perfect and it hung in there pretty well. So I feel like just having that confidence in that too is big, where I just — we're trying to hit the smart shot and hit the right shot and just trying to execute and go from there.”
Poston joins Jordan Spieth, who also recently made the move to Pro V1x Left Dash five starts ago at the Cadillac Championship.
Poston’s victory Sunday made it eight wins over the last eight weeks for Titleist golf ball players on the PGA TOUR, following victories by Matt Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Alex Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Cameron Young (Pro V1x Double Dot), Kristoffer Reitan (Pro V1), Aaron Rai (Pro V1), Wyndham Clark (Pro V1x) and Russell Henley (Pro V1x).

POSTON WINS WITH GTS3 DRIVER; ANOTHER VICTORY FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS

Titleist drivers continue to deliver on the game’s biggest stages, as J.T. Poston brought his NEW GTS3 driver to the winner’s circle at Muirfield Village:
NEW GTS3 9.0° driver | A•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | Mitsubishi Diamana BF 60 TX
Poston was one of 28 players across this week’s field of 82 who gamed a Titleist driver (39%) — 12 more than the next most played brand (16).
Of the 28 Titleist drivers in play, 18 were new GTS models.
That includes OWGR No. 3 Cameron Young (NEW GTS3 10.0°) and OWGR No. 4 (NEW GTS2 9.0°), both of whom put GTS in the bag for the first time this week.
Since launching on the PGA TOUR at the Texas Children’s Houston Open, GTS drivers have been earning their way into players’ bag week in and week out.
Currently, over 65 players on the PGA TOUR are gaming a GTS2, GTS3 or GTS4 model.
Poston’s victory also makes it nine PGA TOUR wins for Titleist driver players since March 8.
Titleist has been the most played driver on the PGA TOUR for seven straight seasons and counting.

POSTON CLUTCH WITH T-SERIES IRONS

Gaming his blended set of T-Series irons, Poston gained over eight shots on the field with his approach play (+8.081, 2nd) and hit 68% GIR (T4).
His iron play also came up clutch when he needed it most on Sunday.
Facing a 162-yard approach on the 72nd hole and needing a birdie to force extra holes, Poston pulled his T100 8-iron and stuck his approach to 7 feet, 5 inches.
Poston is among the approximately 80% of Titleist PGA TOUR players who game a setup of multiple iron models, demonstrating the importance of custom fitting and optimization throughout the set:
- T150 4-iron | True Temper Project X 6.5
- T100 5–9 irons | True Temper Project X 6.5

POSTON GAINS AROUND THE GREENS WITH VOKEY SETUP

Poston's wedge play was solid all week long, as he ranked third in Scrambling (70%) and gained +1.182 strokes around the greens with his four-Vokey setup:
Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 50.08F, 56.10S (@ 55°), WedgeWorks 60L wedges
Versatility in Poston’s wedge setup has been key since his first wedge fitting with Vokey Tour Rep Aaron Dill at the Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, Calif.
By employing different grinds in his sand and lob wedge, Poston has a wider range of shots at his disposal around the greens.
"What I took away from [the fitting], and I still use today, is [Dill] asked me ‘why is your bounce the same on your sand wedge and your lob wedge?’ And I didn't have an answer for it. It was just ‘That's what I've used as a kid in junior golf and college golf.’ I'm not one for change usually. And so, if I know that it's working, I'm like, ‘I'm going to keep doing it.’ But there was no real method, no real reason to why I was doing it. And [Dill] made a great point. If you kind of give one maybe a little more [bounce] and one that has a little less, it gives you more of a variety around the greens without having to really change too much other than just how the club reacts.”
Poston’s 56-degree S Grind has 10 degrees of bounce, while his 60-degree L Grind lob wedge has 4 degrees of bounce.

RYAN GERARD CONTINUES FORM WITH RUNNER-UP FINISH

Following a T10 at last week’s Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard carded rounds of 67-69-72-68, matching Poston’s 72-hole total of 12 under.
It marked Gerard’s third runner finish of the season, having begun his 2026 campaign with a solo second at the Sony Open and a T2 result at the American Express.
For the week at Muirfield Village, Gerard was lights out on the green with his Scotty Cameron Phantom 3 tour prototype putter, leading the field with over 10 strokes gained putting (+10.551).
He averaged 109 feet, 6 inches of putts made per round (2nd) and 1.62 putts per GIR (3rd).
His gamer showed up in a big way down the stretch, as Gerard drained a 36-foot, 9-inch birdie effort on the 71st to reach 12 under.

What’s in the Bag? | Ryan Gerard

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: GT3 11.0° | Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Blue 65 TX
Irons: T250 4 | Mitsubishi MMT Hybrid 100 TX
Irons: T100 5-9 | KBS C-Taper 125 S+
Wedges: Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, SM11 50.08F, 54.08M, 60.04T | KBS C-Taper 125 S+ (46), Dynamic Gold S300 (50-60)
Putter: Scotty Cameron Phantom 3 tour prototype

NCAA | NCAA Division I Men’s Championship

Gaming his all-Titleist setup, Oklahoma State’s Preston Stout closed in 3-under 69 at Omni La Costa on Monday to capture the NCAA D1 Individual title by one shot.

Stout made birdie on the 72nd hole to post 14 under for the stroke play portion of the event.
Both Stout and the NCAA D1 Women’s Individual champion won college golf’s biggest tournament while playing Pro V1 and 14 Titleist clubs.
The two winners trusted GTS metals, T-Series irons, Vokey SM11 wedges and Scotty Cameron Phantom putters.
The victory earns Stout a spot in the field at Shinnecock Hills for the U.S. Open later this month as well as an invitation to the 2027 Masters.
Stout currently ranks No. 3 in the WAGR.

What’s in the Bag? | Preston Stout

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: GT3 8.0° | Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Pro White 60 TX
Fairway Metal: NEW GTS2 13.5° | Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Pro Blue 80 TX and NEW GTS3 21.0° | Fujikura Ventus Black Velocore+ 9 X
Irons: T100 4–9 | Project X 6.5
Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM11 46.10F, 50.08F, 54.10S, WedgeWorks 58K* | Project X 6.5 (46), Dynamic Gold S400 (50-58)
Putter: Scotty Cameron Phantom 9.5R tour prototype

4 OF 5 AUBURN TIGERS WIN NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP WITH TITLEIST GOLF BALL AND DRIVER, 3 GAME TITLEIST IRONS AND VOKEY WEDGES

On Wednesday at La Costa, Auburn captured its second national championship in three years.
The Tigers, led by WAGR No. 1 Jackson Koivun all season long, defeated UCLA 4–1 in the championship match.
Four of the five players on the winning side played a Titleist golf ball and driver, and three played full sets of Titleist irons and Vokey SM11 wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | Jackson Koivun

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: GT2 8.0° | Fujikura Speeder 661 TR X
Utility Iron: T250 3-iron | Graphite Design Tour AD HY 95 X
Irons: T100 4 | Project X 6.5 and 620 MB 5–9 | Project X 6.5
Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM11 46.10F, 50.08F, 54.08M, WedgeWorks 60V | Project X 6.5 (46–50), 6.0 (54), I/O 6.0 (60)
Putter: Scotty Cameron Phantom 9.5R tour prototype

DP WORLD TOUR | KLM Open

Eugenio Chacarra (Pro V1) closed out his second DPWT title with a tap-in birdie on the par-5 18th Sunday in Amsterdam, sealing the victory with a 210-yard second shot that left him two putts for the win.

Said Chacarra: “Shot of my career, maybe. That was a little tweener, but with adrenaline, I’m going to try to hit this one hard, it flew 10-15 [yards] longer than we thought. So, proud to see the ball land on the green and then took a nice first putt to give me a putt that you always dream of, a putt that you can’t really miss to win a tournament.”
In total control of his Pro V1 golf ball, Chacarra led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green with an average of +3.70 per round.
Posting rounds of 69-69-65-70, Chacarra finished the week at 11 under par while leading a 1-2 finish for Titleist golf ball players.
Runner-up Oliver Lindell (Pro V1x) was the only player to post all four rounds in the 60s (69-67-69-69).
In total, 115 players (74%) teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x at the KLM Open, more than six times the nearest competitor (18).

KORN FERRY TOUR | BMW Charity Pro-Am

Ben Kohles (Pro V1x) made three birdies in a steady Sunday performance to win by four and secure his fifth Korn Ferry Tour title.

Kohles’ week – highlighted by a hole-in-one on the par-3 6th on Saturday – included rounds of 68-65-64-71.
He was dialed in with his Pro V1x, leading the field in Strokes Gained: Approach (+10.178) and Greens in Regulation (87.5%, 63/72), while making 16 birdies and three eagles (T1).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week with 126 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (17 players).

JGTO | BMW Japan Golf Tour Championship Mori Building Cup

Hiroshi Iwata (Pro V1x) made birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his second JGTO major championship title and 8th overall career win.

Highlighted by a back-nine 31 on Sunday that featured four birdies, Iwata posted rounds of 66-70-69-69 with a total of 15 birdies and one eagle.

ASIAN TOUR | am green IGPL Bharath Classic

Titleist Brand Ambassador Charlie Lindh closed in 8-under 64 — the low round of the week — to capture his first career Asian Tour title.

His winning setup includes his Pro V1 golf ball, NEW GTS2 driver and fairway, blended set of T-Series irons and full set of NEW Vokey SM11 wedges.
Lindh, who started the day three shots off the pace, made eagle on the 72nd hole to put the finishing touches on a four-shot victory.
With the win, the Swede moves to No. 3 on the Asian Tour Order of Merit. He finished runner-up in his last start at the Kolon Korea Open.

What’s in the Bag? | Charlie Lindh

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: NEW GTS2 9.0°
Fairway Metal: NEW GTS2 16.5°
Irons: T250 3–4 and T100 5–PW
Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM11 50.08F, 54.08M, 58.04T

PGA TOUR AMERICAS | Mexico Championship (Club de Golf La Hacienda)

Corey Pereira (Pro V1x) broke through for his first career PGA TOUR Americas title, making eight birdies on Sunday to pull away from the field and win by four.

For the week in Mexico City, Pereira carded rounds of 63-68-66-65 and was the only player to eclipse the 20-under mark. He made a field-best 27 birdies.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | American Family Insurance Championship (TPC Wisconsin)

Darren Clarke (Pro V1x) and the 2014 FedEx St. Jude Classic champion (Pro V1) carded a best-ball 4-under 67 on Sunday to win by one shot.

The winning duo’s week was highlighted by a second round 17-under 54 in the event’s scramble format, which was the low round of the day by two.
Along with his Pro V1 golf ball, the five-time PGA TOUR winner took his NEW GTS2 driver, GT280 mini driver and NEW Vokey SM11 (50.12F, 56.10S, 60.08M) wedges to the winner’s circle.

KLPGA | 2026 Celltrion Queens Masters

Gaming her all-Titleist equipment setup, Titleist Brand Ambassador Kyorim Seo carded a 4-under 68 on Sunday to close out her first career KLPGA title by one shot.

Seo, last season’s KLPGA Rookie of the Year, now moves to No. 1 on the 2026 money list with the victory.

What’s in the Bag? | Kyorim Seo

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: GT3 9.0°
Fairway Metal: GT3 15.0°
Hybrid: TSR2 18.0°
Irons: T250 4 and T100 5–PW
Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM11 50.12F, 54.14F, 58.12D
Putter: Scotty Cameron Studio Style Fastback

CHINA TOUR | Shanghai Open

Gaming his Pro V1x golf ball, the winner of the Shanghai Open closed with a bogey-free 12-under 60 to win by 10 shots and secure his first career China Tour title.

The flawless final round featured ten birdies and one eagle and tied the lowest single round score in China Tour history.
The winner’s 33-under total (63-65-67-60) broke the tour’s tournament scoring record and moved him into first place on the China Tour points list.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week in Shanghai with 126 (88%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, 15 times the nearest competitor (8 players).

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J.T. Poston Captures Fourth PGA TOUR Victory at The Memorial Tournament

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 18:45:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | The Memorial Tournament

One shot back on the 72nd hole, Poston hit a 314-yard drive down the right side of the fairway with his NEW GTS3 driver.
With 162 yards left to the pin, Postman’s dialed approach with his T100 8-iron finished 7 feet, 5 inches from the hole.
He rolled in his Pro V1x Left Dash for the birdie that forced a playoff with fellow Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard.
The Postman also landed his Left Dash safely on the 18th green in regulation on both playoff holes, making par on the second extra hole to claim his biggest TOUR win.
Poston led a 1-2-3 finish at Memorial for players gaming Titleist golf balls, T-Series irons and Vokey Design wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | J.T. Poston

POSTMAN DELIVERS IN SECOND START WITH PRO V1x LEFT DASH

The biggest win of J.T. Poston's career came in just the second start since his move to the NEW Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball, as he gained +8.081 strokes on approach over the four days at Muirfield Village.
Introduced earlier this year, the next generation Pro V1x Left Dash is designed with faster dual-core technology and advanced aerodynamics that drive longer distance and an even more consistent flight that is more penetrating into the wind.
Left Dash delivers a high trajectory similar to Pro V1x with dramatically lower full swing spin and tour-validated short game spin.
At last month’s PGA Championship, Poston inquired with Titleist reps about testing possible options that could help dial in his irons and full wedge shots, particularly in windy conditions.
Following recent swing speed gains, Poston had noticed some shots over-spinning with his Pro V1x.
At home the week after the PGA, Poston spent time testing Pro V1 and Pro V1x Left Dash, both lower-spinning options compared to his Pro V1x.
Poston arrived at the Charles Schwab Challenge the following week ready to make the move to Left Dash.
He worked with J.J. Van Wezenbeeck, Titleist’s Senior Director of Club Promotion, to confirm numbers and gapping.
Heading into Colonial, Poston was ranked 85th in Strokes Gained: Approach (+0.024).
He gained +1.402 strokes at Colonial, then +8.081 (2nd) this week at Memorial with an average Proximity of 27 feet, 11 inches (3rd).
In Friday’s windswept second round, which Justin Thomas called “probably the most difficult round I’ve played on tour,” Poston gained +3.335 on approach on his way to a 7-under 65. “I don’t think I can put into words how good [J.T.’s] round was today,” Thomas posted.
“We actually switched to a different golf ball. I went to the Left Dash that Titleist makes last week,” Poston said after his second round. “It's supposed to help me a little bit in the wind. So we felt like today was going to be a good test of that and it obviously performed really well. We had a couple shots that I felt like didn't quite hit 'em perfect and it hung in there pretty well. So I feel like just having that confidence in that too is big, where I just — we're trying to hit the smart shot and hit the right shot and just trying to execute and go from there.”
Poston joins Jordan Spieth, who also recently made the move to Pro V1x Left Dash five starts ago at the Cadillac Championship.
Poston’s victory Sunday made it eight wins over the last eight weeks for Titleist golf ball players on the PGA TOUR, following victories by Matt Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Alex Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Cameron Young (Pro V1x Double Dot), Kristoffer Reitan (Pro V1), Aaron Rai (Pro V1), Wyndham Clark (Pro V1x) and Russell Henley (Pro V1x).

POSTON WINS WITH GTS3 DRIVER; ANOTHER VICTORY FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS

Titleist drivers continue to deliver on the game’s biggest stages, as J.T. Poston brought his NEW GTS3 driver to the winner’s circle at Muirfield Village:
NEW GTS3 9.0° driver | A•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | Mitsubishi Diamana BF 60 TX
Poston was one of 28 players across this week’s field of 82 who gamed a Titleist driver (39%) — 12 more than the next most played brand (16).
Of the 28 Titleist drivers in play, 18 were new GTS models.
That includes OWGR No. 3 Cameron Young (NEW GTS3 10.0°) and OWGR No. 4 (NEW GTS2 9.0°), both of whom put GTS in the bag for the first time this week.
Since launching on the PGA TOUR at the Texas Children’s Houston Open, GTS drivers have been earning their way into players’ bag week in and week out.
Currently, over 65 players on the PGA TOUR are gaming a GTS2, GTS3 or GTS4 model.
Poston’s victory also makes it nine PGA TOUR wins for Titleist driver players since March 8.
Titleist has been the most played driver on the PGA TOUR for seven straight seasons and counting.

POSTON CLUTCH WITH T-SERIES IRONS

Gaming his blended set of T-Series irons, Poston gained over eight shots on the field with his approach play (+8.081, 2nd) and hit 68% GIR (T4).
His iron play also came up clutch when he needed it most on Sunday.
Facing a 162-yard approach on the 72nd hole and needing a birdie to force extra holes, Poston pulled his T100 8-iron and stuck his approach to 7 feet, 5 inches.
Poston is among the approximately 80% of Titleist PGA TOUR players who game a setup of multiple iron models, demonstrating the importance of custom fitting and optimization throughout the set:
- T150 4-iron | True Temper Project X 6.5
- T100 5–9 irons | True Temper Project X 6.5

POSTON GAINS AROUND THE GREENS WITH VOKEY SETUP

Poston's wedge play was solid all week long, as he ranked third in Scrambling (70%) and gained +1.182 strokes around the greens with his four-Vokey setup:
Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 50.08F, 56.10S (@ 55°), WedgeWorks 60L wedges
Versatility in Poston’s wedge setup has been key since his first wedge fitting with Vokey Tour Rep Aaron Dill at the Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, Calif.
By employing different grinds in his sand and lob wedge, Poston has a wider range of shots at his disposal around the greens.
"What I took away from [the fitting], and I still use today, is [Dill] asked me ‘why is your bounce the same on your sand wedge and your lob wedge?’ And I didn't have an answer for it. It was just ‘That's what I've used as a kid in junior golf and college golf.’ I'm not one for change usually. And so, if I know that it's working, I'm like, ‘I'm going to keep doing it.’ But there was no real method, no real reason to why I was doing it. And [Dill] made a great point. If you kind of give one maybe a little more [bounce] and one that has a little less, it gives you more of a variety around the greens without having to really change too much other than just how the club reacts.”
Poston’s 56-degree S Grind has 10 degrees of bounce, while his 60-degree L Grind lob wedge has 4 degrees of bounce.

RYAN GERARD CONTINUES FORM WITH RUNNER-UP FINISH

Following a T10 at last week’s Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard carded rounds of 67-69-72-68, matching Poston’s 72-hole total of 12 under.
It marked Gerard’s third runner finish of the season, having begun his 2026 campaign with a solo second at the Sony Open and a T2 result at the American Express.
For the week at Muirfield Village, Gerard was lights out on the green with his Scotty Cameron Phantom 3 tour prototype putter, leading the field with over 10 strokes gained putting (+10.551).
He averaged 109 feet, 6 inches of putts made per round (2nd) and 1.62 putts per GIR (3rd).
His gamer showed up in a big way down the stretch, as Gerard drained a 36-foot, 9-inch birdie effort on the 71st to reach 12 under.

What’s in the Bag? | Ryan Gerard

NCAA | NCAA Division I Men’s Championship

Gaming his all-Titleist setup, Oklahoma State’s Preston Stout closed in 3-under 69 at Omni La Costa on Monday to capture the NCAA D1 Individual title by one shot.

Stout made birdie on the 72nd hole to post 14 under for the stroke play portion of the event.
Both Stout and the NCAA D1 Women’s Individual champion won college golf’s biggest tournament while playing Pro V1 and 14 Titleist clubs.
The two winners trusted GTS metals, T-Series irons, Vokey SM11 wedges and Scotty Cameron Phantom putters.
The victory earns Stout a spot in the field at Shinnecock Hills for the U.S. Open later this month as well as an invitation to the 2027 Masters.
Stout currently ranks No. 3 in the WAGR.

What’s in the Bag? | Preston Stout

4 OF 5 AUBURN TIGERS WIN NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP WITH TITLEIST GOLF BALL AND DRIVER, 3 GAME TITLEIST IRONS AND VOKEY WEDGES

On Wednesday at La Costa, Auburn captured its second national championship in three years.
The Tigers, led by WAGR No. 1 Jackson Koivun all season long, defeated UCLA 4–1 in the championship match.
Four of the five players on the winning side played a Titleist golf ball and driver, and three played full sets of Titleist irons and Vokey SM11 wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | Jackson Koivun

DP WORLD TOUR | KLM Open

Said Chacarra: “Shot of my career, maybe. That was a little tweener, but with adrenaline, I’m going to try to hit this one hard, it flew 10-15 [yards] longer than we thought. So, proud to see the ball land on the green and then took a nice first putt to give me a putt that you always dream of, a putt that you can’t really miss to win a tournament.”
In total control of his Pro V1 golf ball, Chacarra led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green with an average of +3.70 per round.
Posting rounds of 69-69-65-70, Chacarra finished the week at 11 under par while leading a 1-2 finish for Titleist golf ball players.
Runner-up Oliver Lindell (Pro V1x) was the only player to post all four rounds in the 60s (69-67-69-69).
In total, 115 players (74%) teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x at the KLM Open, more than six times the nearest competitor (18).

KORN FERRY TOUR | BMW Charity Pro-Am

Ben Kohles (Pro V1x) made three birdies in a steady Sunday performance to win by four and secure his fifth Korn Ferry Tour title.

Kohles’ week – highlighted by a hole-in-one on the par-3 6th on Saturday – included rounds of 68-65-64-71.
He was dialed in with his Pro V1x, leading the field in Strokes Gained: Approach (+10.178) and Greens in Regulation (87.5%, 63/72), while making 16 birdies and three eagles (T1).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week with 126 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (17 players).

JGTO | BMW Japan Golf Tour Championship Mori Building Cup

Hiroshi Iwata (Pro V1x) made birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his second JGTO major championship title and 8th overall career win.

Highlighted by a back-nine 31 on Sunday that featured four birdies, Iwata posted rounds of 66-70-69-69 with a total of 15 birdies and one eagle.

ASIAN TOUR | am green IGPL Bharath Classic

Titleist Brand Ambassador Charlie Lindh closed in 8-under 64 — the low round of the week — to capture his first career Asian Tour title.

His winning setup includes his Pro V1 golf ball, NEW GTS2 driver and fairway, blended set of T-Series irons and full set of NEW Vokey SM11 wedges.
Lindh, who started the day three shots off the pace, made eagle on the 72nd hole to put the finishing touches on a four-shot victory.
With the win, the Swede moves to No. 3 on the Asian Tour Order of Merit. He finished runner-up in his last start at the Kolon Korea Open.

What’s in the Bag? | Charlie Lindh

PGA TOUR AMERICAS | Mexico Championship (Club de Golf La Hacienda)

Corey Pereira (Pro V1x) broke through for his first career PGA TOUR Americas title, making eight birdies on Sunday to pull away from the field and win by four.

For the week in Mexico City, Pereira carded rounds of 63-68-66-65 and was the only player to eclipse the 20-under mark. He made a field-best 27 birdies.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | American Family Insurance Championship (TPC Wisconsin)

Darren Clarke (Pro V1x) and the 2014 FedEx St. Jude Classic champion (Pro V1) carded a best-ball 4-under 67 on Sunday to win by one shot.

The winning duo’s week was highlighted by a second round 17-under 54 in the event’s scramble format, which was the low round of the day by two.
Along with his Pro V1 golf ball, the five-time PGA TOUR winner took his NEW GTS2 driver, GT280 mini driver and NEW Vokey SM11 (50.12F, 56.10S, 60.08M) wedges to the winner’s circle.

KLPGA | 2026 Celltrion Queens Masters

Gaming her all-Titleist equipment setup, Titleist Brand Ambassador Kyorim Seo carded a 4-under 68 on Sunday to close out her first career KLPGA title by one shot.

Seo, last season’s KLPGA Rookie of the Year, now moves to No. 1 on the 2026 money list with the victory.

What’s in the Bag? | Kyorim Seo

CHINA TOUR | Shanghai Open

Gaming his Pro V1x golf ball, the winner of the Shanghai Open closed with a bogey-free 12-under 60 to win by 10 shots and secure his first career China Tour title.

The flawless final round featured ten birdies and one eagle and tied the lowest single round score in China Tour history.
The winner’s 33-under total (63-65-67-60) broke the tour’s tournament scoring record and moved him into first place on the China Tour points list.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week in Shanghai with 126 (88%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, 15 times the nearest competitor (8 players).

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J.T. Poston Captures Fourth PGA TOUR Victory at The Memorial Tournament

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 18:45:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | The Memorial Tournament

One shot back on the 72nd hole, Poston hit a 314-yard drive down the right side of the fairway with his NEW GTS3 driver.
With 162 yards left to the pin, Postman’s dialed approach with his T100 8-iron finished 7 feet, 5 inches from the hole.
He rolled in his Pro V1x Left Dash for the birdie that forced a playoff with fellow Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard.
The Postman also landed his Left Dash safely on the 18th green in regulation on both playoff holes, making par on the second extra hole to claim his biggest TOUR win.
Poston led a 1-2-3 finish at Memorial for players gaming Titleist golf balls, T-Series irons and Vokey Design wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | J.T. Poston

POSTMAN DELIVERS IN SECOND START WITH PRO V1x LEFT DASH

The biggest win of J.T. Poston's career came in just the second start since his move to the NEW Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball, as he gained +8.081 strokes on approach over the four days at Muirfield Village.
Introduced earlier this year, the next generation Pro V1x Left Dash is designed with faster dual-core technology and advanced aerodynamics that drive longer distance and an even more consistent flight that is more penetrating into the wind.
Left Dash delivers a high trajectory similar to Pro V1x with dramatically lower full swing spin and tour-validated short game spin.
At last month’s PGA Championship, Poston inquired with Titleist reps about testing possible options that could help dial in his irons and full wedge shots, particularly in windy conditions.
Following recent swing speed gains, Poston had noticed some shots over-spinning with his Pro V1x.
At home the week after the PGA, Poston spent time testing Pro V1 and Pro V1x Left Dash, both lower-spinning options compared to his Pro V1x.
Poston arrived at the Charles Schwab Challenge the following week ready to make the move to Left Dash.
He worked with J.J. Van Wezenbeeck, Titleist’s Senior Director of Club Promotion, to confirm numbers and gapping.
Heading into Colonial, Poston was ranked 85th in Strokes Gained: Approach (+0.024).
He gained +1.402 strokes at Colonial, then +8.081 (2nd) this week at Memorial with an average Proximity of 27 feet, 11 inches (3rd).
In Friday’s windswept second round, which Justin Thomas called “probably the most difficult round I’ve played on tour,” Poston gained +3.335 on approach on his way to a 7-under 65. “I don’t think I can put into words how good [J.T.’s] round was today,” Thomas posted.
“We actually switched to a different golf ball. I went to the Left Dash that Titleist makes last week,” Poston said after his second round. “It's supposed to help me a little bit in the wind. So we felt like today was going to be a good test of that and it obviously performed really well. We had a couple shots that I felt like didn't quite hit 'em perfect and it hung in there pretty well. So I feel like just having that confidence in that too is big, where I just — we're trying to hit the smart shot and hit the right shot and just trying to execute and go from there.”
Poston joins Jordan Spieth, who also recently made the move to Pro V1x Left Dash five starts ago at the Cadillac Championship.
Poston’s victory Sunday made it eight wins over the last eight weeks for Titleist golf ball players on the PGA TOUR, following victories by Matt Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Alex Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Cameron Young (Pro V1x Double Dot), Kristoffer Reitan (Pro V1), Aaron Rai (Pro V1), Wyndham Clark (Pro V1x) and Russell Henley (Pro V1x).

POSTON WINS WITH GTS3 DRIVER; ANOTHER VICTORY FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS

Titleist drivers continue to deliver on the game’s biggest stages, as J.T. Poston brought his NEW GTS3 driver to the winner’s circle at Muirfield Village:
NEW GTS3 9.0° driver | A•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | Mitsubishi Diamana BF 60 TX
Poston was one of 28 players across this week’s field of 82 who gamed a Titleist driver (39%) — 12 more than the next most played brand (16).
Of the 28 Titleist drivers in play, 18 were new GTS models.
That includes OWGR No. 3 Cameron Young (NEW GTS3 10.0°) and OWGR No. 4 (NEW GTS2 9.0°), both of whom put GTS in the bag for the first time this week.
Since launching on the PGA TOUR at the Texas Children’s Houston Open, GTS drivers have been earning their way into players’ bag week in and week out.
Currently, over 65 players on the PGA TOUR are gaming a GTS2, GTS3 or GTS4 model.
Poston’s victory also makes it nine PGA TOUR wins for Titleist driver players since March 8.
Titleist has been the most played driver on the PGA TOUR for seven straight seasons and counting.

POSTON CLUTCH WITH T-SERIES IRONS

Gaming his blended set of T-Series irons, Poston gained over eight shots on the field with his approach play (+8.081, 2nd) and hit 68% GIR (T4).
His iron play also came up clutch when he needed it most on Sunday.
Facing a 162-yard approach on the 72nd hole and needing a birdie to force extra holes, Poston pulled his T100 8-iron and stuck his approach to 7 feet, 5 inches.
Poston is among the approximately 80% of Titleist PGA TOUR players who game a setup of multiple iron models, demonstrating the importance of custom fitting and optimization throughout the set:
- T150 4-iron | True Temper Project X 6.5
- T100 5–9 irons | True Temper Project X 6.5

POSTON GAINS AROUND THE GREENS WITH VOKEY SETUP

Poston's wedge play was solid all week long, as he ranked third in Scrambling (70%) and gained +1.182 strokes around the greens with his four-Vokey setup:
Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 50.08F, 56.10S (@ 55°), WedgeWorks 60L wedges
Versatility in Poston’s wedge setup has been key since his first wedge fitting with Vokey Tour Rep Aaron Dill at the Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, Calif.
By employing different grinds in his sand and lob wedge, Poston has a wider range of shots at his disposal around the greens.
"What I took away from [the fitting], and I still use today, is [Dill] asked me ‘why is your bounce the same on your sand wedge and your lob wedge?’ And I didn't have an answer for it. It was just ‘That's what I've used as a kid in junior golf and college golf.’ I'm not one for change usually. And so, if I know that it's working, I'm like, ‘I'm going to keep doing it.’ But there was no real method, no real reason to why I was doing it. And [Dill] made a great point. If you kind of give one maybe a little more [bounce] and one that has a little less, it gives you more of a variety around the greens without having to really change too much other than just how the club reacts.”
Poston’s 56-degree S Grind has 10 degrees of bounce, while his 60-degree L Grind lob wedge has 4 degrees of bounce.

RYAN GERARD CONTINUES FORM WITH RUNNER-UP FINISH

Following a T10 at last week’s Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard carded rounds of 67-69-72-68, matching Poston’s 72-hole total of 12 under.
It marked Gerard’s third runner finish of the season, having begun his 2026 campaign with a solo second at the Sony Open and a T2 result at the American Express.
For the week at Muirfield Village, Gerard was lights out on the green with his Scotty Cameron Phantom 3 tour prototype putter, leading the field with over 10 strokes gained putting (+10.551).
He averaged 109 feet, 6 inches of putts made per round (2nd) and 1.62 putts per GIR (3rd).
His gamer showed up in a big way down the stretch, as Gerard drained a 36-foot, 9-inch birdie effort on the 71st to reach 12 under.

What’s in the Bag? | Ryan Gerard

NCAA | NCAA Division I Men’s Championship

Gaming his all-Titleist setup, Oklahoma State’s Preston Stout closed in 3-under 69 at Omni La Costa on Monday to capture the NCAA D1 Individual title by one shot.

Stout made birdie on the 72nd hole to post 14 under for the stroke play portion of the event.
Both Stout and the NCAA D1 Women’s Individual champion won college golf’s biggest tournament while playing Pro V1 and 14 Titleist clubs.
The two winners trusted GTS metals, T-Series irons, Vokey SM11 wedges and Scotty Cameron Phantom putters.
The victory earns Stout a spot in the field at Shinnecock Hills for the U.S. Open later this month as well as an invitation to the 2027 Masters.
Stout currently ranks No. 3 in the WAGR.

What’s in the Bag? | Preston Stout

4 OF 5 AUBURN TIGERS WIN NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP WITH TITLEIST GOLF BALL AND DRIVER, 3 GAME TITLEIST IRONS AND VOKEY WEDGES

On Wednesday at La Costa, Auburn captured its second national championship in three years.
The Tigers, led by WAGR No. 1 Jackson Koivun all season long, defeated UCLA 4–1 in the championship match.
Four of the five players on the winning side played a Titleist golf ball and driver, and three played full sets of Titleist irons and Vokey SM11 wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | Jackson Koivun

DP WORLD TOUR | KLM Open

Said Chacarra: “Shot of my career, maybe. That was a little tweener, but with adrenaline, I’m going to try to hit this one hard, it flew 10-15 [yards] longer than we thought. So, proud to see the ball land on the green and then took a nice first putt to give me a putt that you always dream of, a putt that you can’t really miss to win a tournament.”
In total control of his Pro V1 golf ball, Chacarra led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green with an average of +3.70 per round.
Posting rounds of 69-69-65-70, Chacarra finished the week at 11 under par while leading a 1-2 finish for Titleist golf ball players.
Runner-up Oliver Lindell (Pro V1x) was the only player to post all four rounds in the 60s (69-67-69-69).
In total, 115 players (74%) teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x at the KLM Open, more than six times the nearest competitor (18).

KORN FERRY TOUR | BMW Charity Pro-Am

Ben Kohles (Pro V1x) made three birdies in a steady Sunday performance to win by four and secure his fifth Korn Ferry Tour title.

Kohles’ week – highlighted by a hole-in-one on the par-3 6th on Saturday – included rounds of 68-65-64-71.
He was dialed in with his Pro V1x, leading the field in Strokes Gained: Approach (+10.178) and Greens in Regulation (87.5%, 63/72), while making 16 birdies and three eagles (T1).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week with 126 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (17 players).

JGTO | BMW Japan Golf Tour Championship Mori Building Cup

Hiroshi Iwata (Pro V1x) made birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his second JGTO major championship title and 8th overall career win.

Highlighted by a back-nine 31 on Sunday that featured four birdies, Iwata posted rounds of 66-70-69-69 with a total of 15 birdies and one eagle.

ASIAN TOUR | am green IGPL Bharath Classic

Titleist Brand Ambassador Charlie Lindh closed in 8-under 64 — the low round of the week — to capture his first career Asian Tour title.

His winning setup includes his Pro V1 golf ball, NEW GTS2 driver and fairway, blended set of T-Series irons and full set of NEW Vokey SM11 wedges.
Lindh, who started the day three shots off the pace, made eagle on the 72nd hole to put the finishing touches on a four-shot victory.
With the win, the Swede moves to No. 3 on the Asian Tour Order of Merit. He finished runner-up in his last start at the Kolon Korea Open.

What’s in the Bag? | Charlie Lindh

PGA TOUR AMERICAS | Mexico Championship (Club de Golf La Hacienda)

Corey Pereira (Pro V1x) broke through for his first career PGA TOUR Americas title, making eight birdies on Sunday to pull away from the field and win by four.

For the week in Mexico City, Pereira carded rounds of 63-68-66-65 and was the only player to eclipse the 20-under mark. He made a field-best 27 birdies.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | American Family Insurance Championship (TPC Wisconsin)

Darren Clarke (Pro V1x) and the 2014 FedEx St. Jude Classic champion (Pro V1) carded a best-ball 4-under 67 on Sunday to win by one shot.

The winning duo’s week was highlighted by a second round 17-under 54 in the event’s scramble format, which was the low round of the day by two.
Along with his Pro V1 golf ball, the five-time PGA TOUR winner took his NEW GTS2 driver, GT280 mini driver and NEW Vokey SM11 (50.12F, 56.10S, 60.08M) wedges to the winner’s circle.

KLPGA | 2026 Celltrion Queens Masters

Gaming her all-Titleist equipment setup, Titleist Brand Ambassador Kyorim Seo carded a 4-under 68 on Sunday to close out her first career KLPGA title by one shot.

Seo, last season’s KLPGA Rookie of the Year, now moves to No. 1 on the 2026 money list with the victory.

What’s in the Bag? | Kyorim Seo

CHINA TOUR | Shanghai Open

Gaming his Pro V1x golf ball, the winner of the Shanghai Open closed with a bogey-free 12-under 60 to win by 10 shots and secure his first career China Tour title.

The flawless final round featured ten birdies and one eagle and tied the lowest single round score in China Tour history.
The winner’s 33-under total (63-65-67-60) broke the tour’s tournament scoring record and moved him into first place on the China Tour points list.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week in Shanghai with 126 (88%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, 15 times the nearest competitor (8 players).

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J.T. Poston Captures Fourth PGA TOUR Victory at The Memorial Tournament

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 18:45:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | The Memorial Tournament

One shot back on the 72nd hole, Poston hit a 314-yard drive down the right side of the fairway with his NEW GTS3 driver.
With 162 yards left to the pin, Postman’s dialed approach with his T100 8-iron finished 7 feet, 5 inches from the hole.
He rolled in his Pro V1x Left Dash for the birdie that forced a playoff with fellow Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard.
The Postman also landed his Left Dash safely on the 18th green in regulation on both playoff holes, making par on the second extra hole to claim his biggest TOUR win.
Poston led a 1-2-3 finish at Memorial for players gaming Titleist golf balls, T-Series irons and Vokey Design wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | J.T. Poston

POSTMAN DELIVERS IN SECOND START WITH PRO V1x LEFT DASH

The biggest win of J.T. Poston's career came in just the second start since his move to the NEW Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball, as he gained +8.081 strokes on approach over the four days at Muirfield Village.
Introduced earlier this year, the next generation Pro V1x Left Dash is designed with faster dual-core technology and advanced aerodynamics that drive longer distance and an even more consistent flight that is more penetrating into the wind.
Left Dash delivers a high trajectory similar to Pro V1x with dramatically lower full swing spin and tour-validated short game spin.
At last month’s PGA Championship, Poston inquired with Titleist reps about testing possible options that could help dial in his irons and full wedge shots, particularly in windy conditions.
Following recent swing speed gains, Poston had noticed some shots over-spinning with his Pro V1x.
At home the week after the PGA, Poston spent time testing Pro V1 and Pro V1x Left Dash, both lower-spinning options compared to his Pro V1x.
Poston arrived at the Charles Schwab Challenge the following week ready to make the move to Left Dash.
He worked with J.J. Van Wezenbeeck, Titleist’s Senior Director of Club Promotion, to confirm numbers and gapping.
Heading into Colonial, Poston was ranked 85th in Strokes Gained: Approach (+0.024).
He gained +1.402 strokes at Colonial, then +8.081 (2nd) this week at Memorial with an average Proximity of 27 feet, 11 inches (3rd).
In Friday’s windswept second round, which Justin Thomas called “probably the most difficult round I’ve played on tour,” Poston gained +3.335 on approach on his way to a 7-under 65. “I don’t think I can put into words how good [J.T.’s] round was today,” Thomas posted.
“We actually switched to a different golf ball. I went to the Left Dash that Titleist makes last week,” Poston said after his second round. “It's supposed to help me a little bit in the wind. So we felt like today was going to be a good test of that and it obviously performed really well. We had a couple shots that I felt like didn't quite hit 'em perfect and it hung in there pretty well. So I feel like just having that confidence in that too is big, where I just — we're trying to hit the smart shot and hit the right shot and just trying to execute and go from there.”
Poston joins Jordan Spieth, who also recently made the move to Pro V1x Left Dash five starts ago at the Cadillac Championship.
Poston’s victory Sunday made it eight wins over the last eight weeks for Titleist golf ball players on the PGA TOUR, following victories by Matt Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Alex Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Cameron Young (Pro V1x Double Dot), Kristoffer Reitan (Pro V1), Aaron Rai (Pro V1), Wyndham Clark (Pro V1x) and Russell Henley (Pro V1x).

POSTON WINS WITH GTS3 DRIVER; ANOTHER VICTORY FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS

Titleist drivers continue to deliver on the game’s biggest stages, as J.T. Poston brought his NEW GTS3 driver to the winner’s circle at Muirfield Village:
NEW GTS3 9.0° driver | A•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | Mitsubishi Diamana BF 60 TX
Poston was one of 28 players across this week’s field of 82 who gamed a Titleist driver (39%) — 12 more than the next most played brand (16).
Of the 28 Titleist drivers in play, 18 were new GTS models.
That includes OWGR No. 3 Cameron Young (NEW GTS3 10.0°) and OWGR No. 4 (NEW GTS2 9.0°), both of whom put GTS in the bag for the first time this week.
Since launching on the PGA TOUR at the Texas Children’s Houston Open, GTS drivers have been earning their way into players’ bag week in and week out.
Currently, over 65 players on the PGA TOUR are gaming a GTS2, GTS3 or GTS4 model.
Poston’s victory also makes it nine PGA TOUR wins for Titleist driver players since March 8.
Titleist has been the most played driver on the PGA TOUR for seven straight seasons and counting.

POSTON CLUTCH WITH T-SERIES IRONS

Gaming his blended set of T-Series irons, Poston gained over eight shots on the field with his approach play (+8.081, 2nd) and hit 68% GIR (T4).
His iron play also came up clutch when he needed it most on Sunday.
Facing a 162-yard approach on the 72nd hole and needing a birdie to force extra holes, Poston pulled his T100 8-iron and stuck his approach to 7 feet, 5 inches.
Poston is among the approximately 80% of Titleist PGA TOUR players who game a setup of multiple iron models, demonstrating the importance of custom fitting and optimization throughout the set:
- T150 4-iron | True Temper Project X 6.5
- T100 5–9 irons | True Temper Project X 6.5

POSTON GAINS AROUND THE GREENS WITH VOKEY SETUP

Poston's wedge play was solid all week long, as he ranked third in Scrambling (70%) and gained +1.182 strokes around the greens with his four-Vokey setup:
Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 50.08F, 56.10S (@ 55°), WedgeWorks 60L wedges
Versatility in Poston’s wedge setup has been key since his first wedge fitting with Vokey Tour Rep Aaron Dill at the Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, Calif.
By employing different grinds in his sand and lob wedge, Poston has a wider range of shots at his disposal around the greens.
"What I took away from [the fitting], and I still use today, is [Dill] asked me ‘why is your bounce the same on your sand wedge and your lob wedge?’ And I didn't have an answer for it. It was just ‘That's what I've used as a kid in junior golf and college golf.’ I'm not one for change usually. And so, if I know that it's working, I'm like, ‘I'm going to keep doing it.’ But there was no real method, no real reason to why I was doing it. And [Dill] made a great point. If you kind of give one maybe a little more [bounce] and one that has a little less, it gives you more of a variety around the greens without having to really change too much other than just how the club reacts.”
Poston’s 56-degree S Grind has 10 degrees of bounce, while his 60-degree L Grind lob wedge has 4 degrees of bounce.

RYAN GERARD CONTINUES FORM WITH RUNNER-UP FINISH

Following a T10 at last week’s Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard carded rounds of 67-69-72-68, matching Poston’s 72-hole total of 12 under.
It marked Gerard’s third runner finish of the season, having begun his 2026 campaign with a solo second at the Sony Open and a T2 result at the American Express.
For the week at Muirfield Village, Gerard was lights out on the green with his Scotty Cameron Phantom 3 tour prototype putter, leading the field with over 10 strokes gained putting (+10.551).
He averaged 109 feet, 6 inches of putts made per round (2nd) and 1.62 putts per GIR (3rd).
His gamer showed up in a big way down the stretch, as Gerard drained a 36-foot, 9-inch birdie effort on the 71st to reach 12 under.

What’s in the Bag? | Ryan Gerard

NCAA | NCAA Division I Men’s Championship

Gaming his all-Titleist setup, Oklahoma State’s Preston Stout closed in 3-under 69 at Omni La Costa on Monday to capture the NCAA D1 Individual title by one shot.

Stout made birdie on the 72nd hole to post 14 under for the stroke play portion of the event.
Both Stout and the NCAA D1 Women’s Individual champion won college golf’s biggest tournament while playing Pro V1 and 14 Titleist clubs.
The two winners trusted GTS metals, T-Series irons, Vokey SM11 wedges and Scotty Cameron Phantom putters.
The victory earns Stout a spot in the field at Shinnecock Hills for the U.S. Open later this month as well as an invitation to the 2027 Masters.
Stout currently ranks No. 3 in the WAGR.

What’s in the Bag? | Preston Stout

4 OF 5 AUBURN TIGERS WIN NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP WITH TITLEIST GOLF BALL AND DRIVER, 3 GAME TITLEIST IRONS AND VOKEY WEDGES

On Wednesday at La Costa, Auburn captured its second national championship in three years.
The Tigers, led by WAGR No. 1 Jackson Koivun all season long, defeated UCLA 4–1 in the championship match.
Four of the five players on the winning side played a Titleist golf ball and driver, and three played full sets of Titleist irons and Vokey SM11 wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | Jackson Koivun

DP WORLD TOUR | KLM Open

Said Chacarra: “Shot of my career, maybe. That was a little tweener, but with adrenaline, I’m going to try to hit this one hard, it flew 10-15 [yards] longer than we thought. So, proud to see the ball land on the green and then took a nice first putt to give me a putt that you always dream of, a putt that you can’t really miss to win a tournament.”
In total control of his Pro V1 golf ball, Chacarra led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green with an average of +3.70 per round.
Posting rounds of 69-69-65-70, Chacarra finished the week at 11 under par while leading a 1-2 finish for Titleist golf ball players.
Runner-up Oliver Lindell (Pro V1x) was the only player to post all four rounds in the 60s (69-67-69-69).
In total, 115 players (74%) teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x at the KLM Open, more than six times the nearest competitor (18).

KORN FERRY TOUR | BMW Charity Pro-Am

Ben Kohles (Pro V1x) made three birdies in a steady Sunday performance to win by four and secure his fifth Korn Ferry Tour title.

Kohles’ week – highlighted by a hole-in-one on the par-3 6th on Saturday – included rounds of 68-65-64-71.
He was dialed in with his Pro V1x, leading the field in Strokes Gained: Approach (+10.178) and Greens in Regulation (87.5%, 63/72), while making 16 birdies and three eagles (T1).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week with 126 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (17 players).

JGTO | BMW Japan Golf Tour Championship Mori Building Cup

Hiroshi Iwata (Pro V1x) made birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his second JGTO major championship title and 8th overall career win.

Highlighted by a back-nine 31 on Sunday that featured four birdies, Iwata posted rounds of 66-70-69-69 with a total of 15 birdies and one eagle.

ASIAN TOUR | am green IGPL Bharath Classic

Titleist Brand Ambassador Charlie Lindh closed in 8-under 64 — the low round of the week — to capture his first career Asian Tour title.

His winning setup includes his Pro V1 golf ball, NEW GTS2 driver and fairway, blended set of T-Series irons and full set of NEW Vokey SM11 wedges.
Lindh, who started the day three shots off the pace, made eagle on the 72nd hole to put the finishing touches on a four-shot victory.
With the win, the Swede moves to No. 3 on the Asian Tour Order of Merit. He finished runner-up in his last start at the Kolon Korea Open.

What’s in the Bag? | Charlie Lindh

PGA TOUR AMERICAS | Mexico Championship (Club de Golf La Hacienda)

Corey Pereira (Pro V1x) broke through for his first career PGA TOUR Americas title, making eight birdies on Sunday to pull away from the field and win by four.

For the week in Mexico City, Pereira carded rounds of 63-68-66-65 and was the only player to eclipse the 20-under mark. He made a field-best 27 birdies.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | American Family Insurance Championship (TPC Wisconsin)

Darren Clarke (Pro V1x) and the 2014 FedEx St. Jude Classic champion (Pro V1) carded a best-ball 4-under 67 on Sunday to win by one shot.

The winning duo’s week was highlighted by a second round 17-under 54 in the event’s scramble format, which was the low round of the day by two.
Along with his Pro V1 golf ball, the five-time PGA TOUR winner took his NEW GTS2 driver, GT280 mini driver and NEW Vokey SM11 (50.12F, 56.10S, 60.08M) wedges to the winner’s circle.

KLPGA | 2026 Celltrion Queens Masters

Gaming her all-Titleist equipment setup, Titleist Brand Ambassador Kyorim Seo carded a 4-under 68 on Sunday to close out her first career KLPGA title by one shot.

Seo, last season’s KLPGA Rookie of the Year, now moves to No. 1 on the 2026 money list with the victory.

What’s in the Bag? | Kyorim Seo

CHINA TOUR | Shanghai Open

Gaming his Pro V1x golf ball, the winner of the Shanghai Open closed with a bogey-free 12-under 60 to win by 10 shots and secure his first career China Tour title.

The flawless final round featured ten birdies and one eagle and tied the lowest single round score in China Tour history.
The winner’s 33-under total (63-65-67-60) broke the tour’s tournament scoring record and moved him into first place on the China Tour points list.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week in Shanghai with 126 (88%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, 15 times the nearest competitor (8 players).

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J.T. Poston Captures Fourth PGA TOUR Victory at The Memorial Tournament

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 18:45:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | The Memorial Tournament

One shot back on the 72nd hole, Poston hit a 314-yard drive down the right side of the fairway with his NEW GTS3 driver.
With 162 yards left to the pin, Postman’s dialed approach with his T100 8-iron finished 7 feet, 5 inches from the hole.
He rolled in his Pro V1x Left Dash for the birdie that forced a playoff with fellow Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard.
The Postman also landed his Left Dash safely on the 18th green in regulation on both playoff holes, making par on the second extra hole to claim his biggest TOUR win.
Poston led a 1-2-3 finish at Memorial for players gaming Titleist golf balls, T-Series irons and Vokey Design wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | J.T. Poston

POSTMAN DELIVERS IN SECOND START WITH PRO V1x LEFT DASH

The biggest win of J.T. Poston's career came in just the second start since his move to the NEW Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball, as he gained +8.081 strokes on approach over the four days at Muirfield Village.
Introduced earlier this year, the next generation Pro V1x Left Dash is designed with faster dual-core technology and advanced aerodynamics that drive longer distance and an even more consistent flight that is more penetrating into the wind.
Left Dash delivers a high trajectory similar to Pro V1x with dramatically lower full swing spin and tour-validated short game spin.
At last month’s PGA Championship, Poston inquired with Titleist reps about testing possible options that could help dial in his irons and full wedge shots, particularly in windy conditions.
Following recent swing speed gains, Poston had noticed some shots over-spinning with his Pro V1x.
At home the week after the PGA, Poston spent time testing Pro V1 and Pro V1x Left Dash, both lower-spinning options compared to his Pro V1x.
Poston arrived at the Charles Schwab Challenge the following week ready to make the move to Left Dash.
He worked with J.J. Van Wezenbeeck, Titleist’s Senior Director of Club Promotion, to confirm numbers and gapping.
Heading into Colonial, Poston was ranked 85th in Strokes Gained: Approach (+0.024).
He gained +1.402 strokes at Colonial, then +8.081 (2nd) this week at Memorial with an average Proximity of 27 feet, 11 inches (3rd).
In Friday’s windswept second round, which Justin Thomas called “probably the most difficult round I’ve played on tour,” Poston gained +3.335 on approach on his way to a 7-under 65. “I don’t think I can put into words how good [J.T.’s] round was today,” Thomas posted.
“We actually switched to a different golf ball. I went to the Left Dash that Titleist makes last week,” Poston said after his second round. “It's supposed to help me a little bit in the wind. So we felt like today was going to be a good test of that and it obviously performed really well. We had a couple shots that I felt like didn't quite hit 'em perfect and it hung in there pretty well. So I feel like just having that confidence in that too is big, where I just — we're trying to hit the smart shot and hit the right shot and just trying to execute and go from there.”
Poston joins Jordan Spieth, who also recently made the move to Pro V1x Left Dash five starts ago at the Cadillac Championship.
Poston’s victory Sunday made it eight wins over the last eight weeks for Titleist golf ball players on the PGA TOUR, following victories by Matt Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Alex Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Cameron Young (Pro V1x Double Dot), Kristoffer Reitan (Pro V1), Aaron Rai (Pro V1), Wyndham Clark (Pro V1x) and Russell Henley (Pro V1x).

POSTON WINS WITH GTS3 DRIVER; ANOTHER VICTORY FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS

Titleist drivers continue to deliver on the game’s biggest stages, as J.T. Poston brought his NEW GTS3 driver to the winner’s circle at Muirfield Village:
NEW GTS3 9.0° driver | A•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | Mitsubishi Diamana BF 60 TX
Poston was one of 28 players across this week’s field of 82 who gamed a Titleist driver (39%) — 12 more than the next most played brand (16).
Of the 28 Titleist drivers in play, 18 were new GTS models.
That includes OWGR No. 3 Cameron Young (NEW GTS3 10.0°) and OWGR No. 4 (NEW GTS2 9.0°), both of whom put GTS in the bag for the first time this week.
Since launching on the PGA TOUR at the Texas Children’s Houston Open, GTS drivers have been earning their way into players’ bag week in and week out.
Currently, over 65 players on the PGA TOUR are gaming a GTS2, GTS3 or GTS4 model.
Poston’s victory also makes it nine PGA TOUR wins for Titleist driver players since March 8.
Titleist has been the most played driver on the PGA TOUR for seven straight seasons and counting.

POSTON CLUTCH WITH T-SERIES IRONS

Gaming his blended set of T-Series irons, Poston gained over eight shots on the field with his approach play (+8.081, 2nd) and hit 68% GIR (T4).
His iron play also came up clutch when he needed it most on Sunday.
Facing a 162-yard approach on the 72nd hole and needing a birdie to force extra holes, Poston pulled his T100 8-iron and stuck his approach to 7 feet, 5 inches.
Poston is among the approximately 80% of Titleist PGA TOUR players who game a setup of multiple iron models, demonstrating the importance of custom fitting and optimization throughout the set:
- T150 4-iron | True Temper Project X 6.5
- T100 5–9 irons | True Temper Project X 6.5

POSTON GAINS AROUND THE GREENS WITH VOKEY SETUP

Poston's wedge play was solid all week long, as he ranked third in Scrambling (70%) and gained +1.182 strokes around the greens with his four-Vokey setup:
Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 50.08F, 56.10S (@ 55°), WedgeWorks 60L wedges
Versatility in Poston’s wedge setup has been key since his first wedge fitting with Vokey Tour Rep Aaron Dill at the Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, Calif.
By employing different grinds in his sand and lob wedge, Poston has a wider range of shots at his disposal around the greens.
"What I took away from [the fitting], and I still use today, is [Dill] asked me ‘why is your bounce the same on your sand wedge and your lob wedge?’ And I didn't have an answer for it. It was just ‘That's what I've used as a kid in junior golf and college golf.’ I'm not one for change usually. And so, if I know that it's working, I'm like, ‘I'm going to keep doing it.’ But there was no real method, no real reason to why I was doing it. And [Dill] made a great point. If you kind of give one maybe a little more [bounce] and one that has a little less, it gives you more of a variety around the greens without having to really change too much other than just how the club reacts.”
Poston’s 56-degree S Grind has 10 degrees of bounce, while his 60-degree L Grind lob wedge has 4 degrees of bounce.

RYAN GERARD CONTINUES FORM WITH RUNNER-UP FINISH

Following a T10 at last week’s Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard carded rounds of 67-69-72-68, matching Poston’s 72-hole total of 12 under.
It marked Gerard’s third runner finish of the season, having begun his 2026 campaign with a solo second at the Sony Open and a T2 result at the American Express.
For the week at Muirfield Village, Gerard was lights out on the green with his Scotty Cameron Phantom 3 tour prototype putter, leading the field with over 10 strokes gained putting (+10.551).
He averaged 109 feet, 6 inches of putts made per round (2nd) and 1.62 putts per GIR (3rd).
His gamer showed up in a big way down the stretch, as Gerard drained a 36-foot, 9-inch birdie effort on the 71st to reach 12 under.

What’s in the Bag? | Ryan Gerard

NCAA | NCAA Division I Men’s Championship

Gaming his all-Titleist setup, Oklahoma State’s Preston Stout closed in 3-under 69 at Omni La Costa on Monday to capture the NCAA D1 Individual title by one shot.

Stout made birdie on the 72nd hole to post 14 under for the stroke play portion of the event.
Both Stout and the NCAA D1 Women’s Individual champion won college golf’s biggest tournament while playing Pro V1 and 14 Titleist clubs.
The two winners trusted GTS metals, T-Series irons, Vokey SM11 wedges and Scotty Cameron Phantom putters.
The victory earns Stout a spot in the field at Shinnecock Hills for the U.S. Open later this month as well as an invitation to the 2027 Masters.
Stout currently ranks No. 3 in the WAGR.

What’s in the Bag? | Preston Stout

4 OF 5 AUBURN TIGERS WIN NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP WITH TITLEIST GOLF BALL AND DRIVER, 3 GAME TITLEIST IRONS AND VOKEY WEDGES

On Wednesday at La Costa, Auburn captured its second national championship in three years.
The Tigers, led by WAGR No. 1 Jackson Koivun all season long, defeated UCLA 4–1 in the championship match.
Four of the five players on the winning side played a Titleist golf ball and driver, and three played full sets of Titleist irons and Vokey SM11 wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | Jackson Koivun

DP WORLD TOUR | KLM Open

Said Chacarra: “Shot of my career, maybe. That was a little tweener, but with adrenaline, I’m going to try to hit this one hard, it flew 10-15 [yards] longer than we thought. So, proud to see the ball land on the green and then took a nice first putt to give me a putt that you always dream of, a putt that you can’t really miss to win a tournament.”
In total control of his Pro V1 golf ball, Chacarra led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green with an average of +3.70 per round.
Posting rounds of 69-69-65-70, Chacarra finished the week at 11 under par while leading a 1-2 finish for Titleist golf ball players.
Runner-up Oliver Lindell (Pro V1x) was the only player to post all four rounds in the 60s (69-67-69-69).
In total, 115 players (74%) teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x at the KLM Open, more than six times the nearest competitor (18).

KORN FERRY TOUR | BMW Charity Pro-Am

Ben Kohles (Pro V1x) made three birdies in a steady Sunday performance to win by four and secure his fifth Korn Ferry Tour title.

Kohles’ week – highlighted by a hole-in-one on the par-3 6th on Saturday – included rounds of 68-65-64-71.
He was dialed in with his Pro V1x, leading the field in Strokes Gained: Approach (+10.178) and Greens in Regulation (87.5%, 63/72), while making 16 birdies and three eagles (T1).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week with 126 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (17 players).

JGTO | BMW Japan Golf Tour Championship Mori Building Cup

Hiroshi Iwata (Pro V1x) made birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his second JGTO major championship title and 8th overall career win.

Highlighted by a back-nine 31 on Sunday that featured four birdies, Iwata posted rounds of 66-70-69-69 with a total of 15 birdies and one eagle.

ASIAN TOUR | am green IGPL Bharath Classic

Titleist Brand Ambassador Charlie Lindh closed in 8-under 64 — the low round of the week — to capture his first career Asian Tour title.

His winning setup includes his Pro V1 golf ball, NEW GTS2 driver and fairway, blended set of T-Series irons and full set of NEW Vokey SM11 wedges.
Lindh, who started the day three shots off the pace, made eagle on the 72nd hole to put the finishing touches on a four-shot victory.
With the win, the Swede moves to No. 3 on the Asian Tour Order of Merit. He finished runner-up in his last start at the Kolon Korea Open.

What’s in the Bag? | Charlie Lindh

PGA TOUR AMERICAS | Mexico Championship (Club de Golf La Hacienda)

Corey Pereira (Pro V1x) broke through for his first career PGA TOUR Americas title, making eight birdies on Sunday to pull away from the field and win by four.

For the week in Mexico City, Pereira carded rounds of 63-68-66-65 and was the only player to eclipse the 20-under mark. He made a field-best 27 birdies.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | American Family Insurance Championship (TPC Wisconsin)

Darren Clarke (Pro V1x) and the 2014 FedEx St. Jude Classic champion (Pro V1) carded a best-ball 4-under 67 on Sunday to win by one shot.

The winning duo’s week was highlighted by a second round 17-under 54 in the event’s scramble format, which was the low round of the day by two.
Along with his Pro V1 golf ball, the five-time PGA TOUR winner took his NEW GTS2 driver, GT280 mini driver and NEW Vokey SM11 (50.12F, 56.10S, 60.08M) wedges to the winner’s circle.

KLPGA | 2026 Celltrion Queens Masters

Gaming her all-Titleist equipment setup, Titleist Brand Ambassador Kyorim Seo carded a 4-under 68 on Sunday to close out her first career KLPGA title by one shot.

Seo, last season’s KLPGA Rookie of the Year, now moves to No. 1 on the 2026 money list with the victory.

What’s in the Bag? | Kyorim Seo

CHINA TOUR | Shanghai Open

Gaming his Pro V1x golf ball, the winner of the Shanghai Open closed with a bogey-free 12-under 60 to win by 10 shots and secure his first career China Tour title.

The flawless final round featured ten birdies and one eagle and tied the lowest single round score in China Tour history.
The winner’s 33-under total (63-65-67-60) broke the tour’s tournament scoring record and moved him into first place on the China Tour points list.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week in Shanghai with 126 (88%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, 15 times the nearest competitor (8 players).

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J.T. Poston Captures Fourth PGA TOUR Victory at The Memorial Tournament

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 18:45:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | The Memorial Tournament

One shot back on the 72nd hole, Poston hit a 314-yard drive down the right side of the fairway with his NEW GTS3 driver.
With 162 yards left to the pin, Postman’s dialed approach with his T100 8-iron finished 7 feet, 5 inches from the hole.
He rolled in his Pro V1x Left Dash for the birdie that forced a playoff with fellow Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard.
The Postman also landed his Left Dash safely on the 18th green in regulation on both playoff holes, making par on the second extra hole to claim his biggest TOUR win.
Poston led a 1-2-3 finish at Memorial for players gaming Titleist golf balls, T-Series irons and Vokey Design wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | J.T. Poston

POSTMAN DELIVERS IN SECOND START WITH PRO V1x LEFT DASH

The biggest win of J.T. Poston's career came in just the second start since his move to the NEW Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball, as he gained +8.081 strokes on approach over the four days at Muirfield Village.
Introduced earlier this year, the next generation Pro V1x Left Dash is designed with faster dual-core technology and advanced aerodynamics that drive longer distance and an even more consistent flight that is more penetrating into the wind.
Left Dash delivers a high trajectory similar to Pro V1x with dramatically lower full swing spin and tour-validated short game spin.
At last month’s PGA Championship, Poston inquired with Titleist reps about testing possible options that could help dial in his irons and full wedge shots, particularly in windy conditions.
Following recent swing speed gains, Poston had noticed some shots over-spinning with his Pro V1x.
At home the week after the PGA, Poston spent time testing Pro V1 and Pro V1x Left Dash, both lower-spinning options compared to his Pro V1x.
Poston arrived at the Charles Schwab Challenge the following week ready to make the move to Left Dash.
He worked with J.J. Van Wezenbeeck, Titleist’s Senior Director of Club Promotion, to confirm numbers and gapping.
Heading into Colonial, Poston was ranked 85th in Strokes Gained: Approach (+0.024).
He gained +1.402 strokes at Colonial, then +8.081 (2nd) this week at Memorial with an average Proximity of 27 feet, 11 inches (3rd).
In Friday’s windswept second round, which Justin Thomas called “probably the most difficult round I’ve played on tour,” Poston gained +3.335 on approach on his way to a 7-under 65. “I don’t think I can put into words how good [J.T.’s] round was today,” Thomas posted.
“We actually switched to a different golf ball. I went to the Left Dash that Titleist makes last week,” Poston said after his second round. “It's supposed to help me a little bit in the wind. So we felt like today was going to be a good test of that and it obviously performed really well. We had a couple shots that I felt like didn't quite hit 'em perfect and it hung in there pretty well. So I feel like just having that confidence in that too is big, where I just — we're trying to hit the smart shot and hit the right shot and just trying to execute and go from there.”
Poston joins Jordan Spieth, who also recently made the move to Pro V1x Left Dash five starts ago at the Cadillac Championship.
Poston’s victory Sunday made it eight wins over the last eight weeks for Titleist golf ball players on the PGA TOUR, following victories by Matt Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Alex Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Cameron Young (Pro V1x Double Dot), Kristoffer Reitan (Pro V1), Aaron Rai (Pro V1), Wyndham Clark (Pro V1x) and Russell Henley (Pro V1x).

POSTON WINS WITH GTS3 DRIVER; ANOTHER VICTORY FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS

Titleist drivers continue to deliver on the game’s biggest stages, as J.T. Poston brought his NEW GTS3 driver to the winner’s circle at Muirfield Village:
NEW GTS3 9.0° driver | A•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | Mitsubishi Diamana BF 60 TX
Poston was one of 28 players across this week’s field of 82 who gamed a Titleist driver (39%) — 12 more than the next most played brand (16).
Of the 28 Titleist drivers in play, 18 were new GTS models.
That includes OWGR No. 3 Cameron Young (NEW GTS3 10.0°) and OWGR No. 4 (NEW GTS2 9.0°), both of whom put GTS in the bag for the first time this week.
Since launching on the PGA TOUR at the Texas Children’s Houston Open, GTS drivers have been earning their way into players’ bag week in and week out.
Currently, over 65 players on the PGA TOUR are gaming a GTS2, GTS3 or GTS4 model.
Poston’s victory also makes it nine PGA TOUR wins for Titleist driver players since March 8.
Titleist has been the most played driver on the PGA TOUR for seven straight seasons and counting.

POSTON CLUTCH WITH T-SERIES IRONS

Gaming his blended set of T-Series irons, Poston gained over eight shots on the field with his approach play (+8.081, 2nd) and hit 68% GIR (T4).
His iron play also came up clutch when he needed it most on Sunday.
Facing a 162-yard approach on the 72nd hole and needing a birdie to force extra holes, Poston pulled his T100 8-iron and stuck his approach to 7 feet, 5 inches.
Poston is among the approximately 80% of Titleist PGA TOUR players who game a setup of multiple iron models, demonstrating the importance of custom fitting and optimization throughout the set:
- T150 4-iron | True Temper Project X 6.5
- T100 5–9 irons | True Temper Project X 6.5

POSTON GAINS AROUND THE GREENS WITH VOKEY SETUP

Poston's wedge play was solid all week long, as he ranked third in Scrambling (70%) and gained +1.182 strokes around the greens with his four-Vokey setup:
Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 50.08F, 56.10S (@ 55°), WedgeWorks 60L wedges
Versatility in Poston’s wedge setup has been key since his first wedge fitting with Vokey Tour Rep Aaron Dill at the Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, Calif.
By employing different grinds in his sand and lob wedge, Poston has a wider range of shots at his disposal around the greens.
"What I took away from [the fitting], and I still use today, is [Dill] asked me ‘why is your bounce the same on your sand wedge and your lob wedge?’ And I didn't have an answer for it. It was just ‘That's what I've used as a kid in junior golf and college golf.’ I'm not one for change usually. And so, if I know that it's working, I'm like, ‘I'm going to keep doing it.’ But there was no real method, no real reason to why I was doing it. And [Dill] made a great point. If you kind of give one maybe a little more [bounce] and one that has a little less, it gives you more of a variety around the greens without having to really change too much other than just how the club reacts.”
Poston’s 56-degree S Grind has 10 degrees of bounce, while his 60-degree L Grind lob wedge has 4 degrees of bounce.

RYAN GERARD CONTINUES FORM WITH RUNNER-UP FINISH

Following a T10 at last week’s Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard carded rounds of 67-69-72-68, matching Poston’s 72-hole total of 12 under.
It marked Gerard’s third runner finish of the season, having begun his 2026 campaign with a solo second at the Sony Open and a T2 result at the American Express.
For the week at Muirfield Village, Gerard was lights out on the green with his Scotty Cameron Phantom 3 tour prototype putter, leading the field with over 10 strokes gained putting (+10.551).
He averaged 109 feet, 6 inches of putts made per round (2nd) and 1.62 putts per GIR (3rd).
His gamer showed up in a big way down the stretch, as Gerard drained a 36-foot, 9-inch birdie effort on the 71st to reach 12 under.

What’s in the Bag? | Ryan Gerard

NCAA | NCAA Division I Men’s Championship

Gaming his all-Titleist setup, Oklahoma State’s Preston Stout closed in 3-under 69 at Omni La Costa on Monday to capture the NCAA D1 Individual title by one shot.

Stout made birdie on the 72nd hole to post 14 under for the stroke play portion of the event.
Both Stout and the NCAA D1 Women’s Individual champion won college golf’s biggest tournament while playing Pro V1 and 14 Titleist clubs.
The two winners trusted GTS metals, T-Series irons, Vokey SM11 wedges and Scotty Cameron Phantom putters.
The victory earns Stout a spot in the field at Shinnecock Hills for the U.S. Open later this month as well as an invitation to the 2027 Masters.
Stout currently ranks No. 3 in the WAGR.

What’s in the Bag? | Preston Stout

4 OF 5 AUBURN TIGERS WIN NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP WITH TITLEIST GOLF BALL AND DRIVER, 3 GAME TITLEIST IRONS AND VOKEY WEDGES

On Wednesday at La Costa, Auburn captured its second national championship in three years.
The Tigers, led by WAGR No. 1 Jackson Koivun all season long, defeated UCLA 4–1 in the championship match.
Four of the five players on the winning side played a Titleist golf ball and driver, and three played full sets of Titleist irons and Vokey SM11 wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | Jackson Koivun

DP WORLD TOUR | KLM Open

Said Chacarra: “Shot of my career, maybe. That was a little tweener, but with adrenaline, I’m going to try to hit this one hard, it flew 10-15 [yards] longer than we thought. So, proud to see the ball land on the green and then took a nice first putt to give me a putt that you always dream of, a putt that you can’t really miss to win a tournament.”
In total control of his Pro V1 golf ball, Chacarra led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green with an average of +3.70 per round.
Posting rounds of 69-69-65-70, Chacarra finished the week at 11 under par while leading a 1-2 finish for Titleist golf ball players.
Runner-up Oliver Lindell (Pro V1x) was the only player to post all four rounds in the 60s (69-67-69-69).
In total, 115 players (74%) teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x at the KLM Open, more than six times the nearest competitor (18).

KORN FERRY TOUR | BMW Charity Pro-Am

Ben Kohles (Pro V1x) made three birdies in a steady Sunday performance to win by four and secure his fifth Korn Ferry Tour title.

Kohles’ week – highlighted by a hole-in-one on the par-3 6th on Saturday – included rounds of 68-65-64-71.
He was dialed in with his Pro V1x, leading the field in Strokes Gained: Approach (+10.178) and Greens in Regulation (87.5%, 63/72), while making 16 birdies and three eagles (T1).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week with 126 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (17 players).

JGTO | BMW Japan Golf Tour Championship Mori Building Cup

Hiroshi Iwata (Pro V1x) made birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his second JGTO major championship title and 8th overall career win.

Highlighted by a back-nine 31 on Sunday that featured four birdies, Iwata posted rounds of 66-70-69-69 with a total of 15 birdies and one eagle.

ASIAN TOUR | am green IGPL Bharath Classic

Titleist Brand Ambassador Charlie Lindh closed in 8-under 64 — the low round of the week — to capture his first career Asian Tour title.

His winning setup includes his Pro V1 golf ball, NEW GTS2 driver and fairway, blended set of T-Series irons and full set of NEW Vokey SM11 wedges.
Lindh, who started the day three shots off the pace, made eagle on the 72nd hole to put the finishing touches on a four-shot victory.
With the win, the Swede moves to No. 3 on the Asian Tour Order of Merit. He finished runner-up in his last start at the Kolon Korea Open.

What’s in the Bag? | Charlie Lindh

PGA TOUR AMERICAS | Mexico Championship (Club de Golf La Hacienda)

Corey Pereira (Pro V1x) broke through for his first career PGA TOUR Americas title, making eight birdies on Sunday to pull away from the field and win by four.

For the week in Mexico City, Pereira carded rounds of 63-68-66-65 and was the only player to eclipse the 20-under mark. He made a field-best 27 birdies.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | American Family Insurance Championship (TPC Wisconsin)

Darren Clarke (Pro V1x) and the 2014 FedEx St. Jude Classic champion (Pro V1) carded a best-ball 4-under 67 on Sunday to win by one shot.

The winning duo’s week was highlighted by a second round 17-under 54 in the event’s scramble format, which was the low round of the day by two.
Along with his Pro V1 golf ball, the five-time PGA TOUR winner took his NEW GTS2 driver, GT280 mini driver and NEW Vokey SM11 (50.12F, 56.10S, 60.08M) wedges to the winner’s circle.

KLPGA | 2026 Celltrion Queens Masters

Gaming her all-Titleist equipment setup, Titleist Brand Ambassador Kyorim Seo carded a 4-under 68 on Sunday to close out her first career KLPGA title by one shot.

Seo, last season’s KLPGA Rookie of the Year, now moves to No. 1 on the 2026 money list with the victory.

What’s in the Bag? | Kyorim Seo

CHINA TOUR | Shanghai Open

Gaming his Pro V1x golf ball, the winner of the Shanghai Open closed with a bogey-free 12-under 60 to win by 10 shots and secure his first career China Tour title.

The flawless final round featured ten birdies and one eagle and tied the lowest single round score in China Tour history.
The winner’s 33-under total (63-65-67-60) broke the tour’s tournament scoring record and moved him into first place on the China Tour points list.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week in Shanghai with 126 (88%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, 15 times the nearest competitor (8 players).

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J.T. Poston Captures Fourth PGA TOUR Victory at The Memorial Tournament

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 18:45:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | The Memorial Tournament

One shot back on the 72nd hole, Poston hit a 314-yard drive down the right side of the fairway with his NEW GTS3 driver.
With 162 yards left to the pin, Postman’s dialed approach with his T100 8-iron finished 7 feet, 5 inches from the hole.
He rolled in his Pro V1x Left Dash for the birdie that forced a playoff with fellow Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard.
The Postman also landed his Left Dash safely on the 18th green in regulation on both playoff holes, making par on the second extra hole to claim his biggest TOUR win.
Poston led a 1-2-3 finish at Memorial for players gaming Titleist golf balls, T-Series irons and Vokey Design wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | J.T. Poston

POSTMAN DELIVERS IN SECOND START WITH PRO V1x LEFT DASH

The biggest win of J.T. Poston's career came in just the second start since his move to the NEW Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball, as he gained +8.081 strokes on approach over the four days at Muirfield Village.
Introduced earlier this year, the next generation Pro V1x Left Dash is designed with faster dual-core technology and advanced aerodynamics that drive longer distance and an even more consistent flight that is more penetrating into the wind.
Left Dash delivers a high trajectory similar to Pro V1x with dramatically lower full swing spin and tour-validated short game spin.
At last month’s PGA Championship, Poston inquired with Titleist reps about testing possible options that could help dial in his irons and full wedge shots, particularly in windy conditions.
Following recent swing speed gains, Poston had noticed some shots over-spinning with his Pro V1x.
At home the week after the PGA, Poston spent time testing Pro V1 and Pro V1x Left Dash, both lower-spinning options compared to his Pro V1x.
Poston arrived at the Charles Schwab Challenge the following week ready to make the move to Left Dash.
He worked with J.J. Van Wezenbeeck, Titleist’s Senior Director of Club Promotion, to confirm numbers and gapping.
Heading into Colonial, Poston was ranked 85th in Strokes Gained: Approach (+0.024).
He gained +1.402 strokes at Colonial, then +8.081 (2nd) this week at Memorial with an average Proximity of 27 feet, 11 inches (3rd).
In Friday’s windswept second round, which Justin Thomas called “probably the most difficult round I’ve played on tour,” Poston gained +3.335 on approach on his way to a 7-under 65. “I don’t think I can put into words how good [J.T.’s] round was today,” Thomas posted.
“We actually switched to a different golf ball. I went to the Left Dash that Titleist makes last week,” Poston said after his second round. “It's supposed to help me a little bit in the wind. So we felt like today was going to be a good test of that and it obviously performed really well. We had a couple shots that I felt like didn't quite hit 'em perfect and it hung in there pretty well. So I feel like just having that confidence in that too is big, where I just — we're trying to hit the smart shot and hit the right shot and just trying to execute and go from there.”
Poston joins Jordan Spieth, who also recently made the move to Pro V1x Left Dash five starts ago at the Cadillac Championship.
Poston’s victory Sunday made it eight wins over the last eight weeks for Titleist golf ball players on the PGA TOUR, following victories by Matt Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Alex Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Cameron Young (Pro V1x Double Dot), Kristoffer Reitan (Pro V1), Aaron Rai (Pro V1), Wyndham Clark (Pro V1x) and Russell Henley (Pro V1x).

POSTON WINS WITH GTS3 DRIVER; ANOTHER VICTORY FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS

Titleist drivers continue to deliver on the game’s biggest stages, as J.T. Poston brought his NEW GTS3 driver to the winner’s circle at Muirfield Village:
NEW GTS3 9.0° driver | A•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | Mitsubishi Diamana BF 60 TX
Poston was one of 28 players across this week’s field of 82 who gamed a Titleist driver (39%) — 12 more than the next most played brand (16).
Of the 28 Titleist drivers in play, 18 were new GTS models.
That includes OWGR No. 3 Cameron Young (NEW GTS3 10.0°) and OWGR No. 4 (NEW GTS2 9.0°), both of whom put GTS in the bag for the first time this week.
Since launching on the PGA TOUR at the Texas Children’s Houston Open, GTS drivers have been earning their way into players’ bag week in and week out.
Currently, over 65 players on the PGA TOUR are gaming a GTS2, GTS3 or GTS4 model.
Poston’s victory also makes it nine PGA TOUR wins for Titleist driver players since March 8.
Titleist has been the most played driver on the PGA TOUR for seven straight seasons and counting.

POSTON CLUTCH WITH T-SERIES IRONS

Gaming his blended set of T-Series irons, Poston gained over eight shots on the field with his approach play (+8.081, 2nd) and hit 68% GIR (T4).
His iron play also came up clutch when he needed it most on Sunday.
Facing a 162-yard approach on the 72nd hole and needing a birdie to force extra holes, Poston pulled his T100 8-iron and stuck his approach to 7 feet, 5 inches.
Poston is among the approximately 80% of Titleist PGA TOUR players who game a setup of multiple iron models, demonstrating the importance of custom fitting and optimization throughout the set:
- T150 4-iron | True Temper Project X 6.5
- T100 5–9 irons | True Temper Project X 6.5

POSTON GAINS AROUND THE GREENS WITH VOKEY SETUP

Poston's wedge play was solid all week long, as he ranked third in Scrambling (70%) and gained +1.182 strokes around the greens with his four-Vokey setup:
Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 50.08F, 56.10S (@ 55°), WedgeWorks 60L wedges
Versatility in Poston’s wedge setup has been key since his first wedge fitting with Vokey Tour Rep Aaron Dill at the Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, Calif.
By employing different grinds in his sand and lob wedge, Poston has a wider range of shots at his disposal around the greens.
"What I took away from [the fitting], and I still use today, is [Dill] asked me ‘why is your bounce the same on your sand wedge and your lob wedge?’ And I didn't have an answer for it. It was just ‘That's what I've used as a kid in junior golf and college golf.’ I'm not one for change usually. And so, if I know that it's working, I'm like, ‘I'm going to keep doing it.’ But there was no real method, no real reason to why I was doing it. And [Dill] made a great point. If you kind of give one maybe a little more [bounce] and one that has a little less, it gives you more of a variety around the greens without having to really change too much other than just how the club reacts.”
Poston’s 56-degree S Grind has 10 degrees of bounce, while his 60-degree L Grind lob wedge has 4 degrees of bounce.

RYAN GERARD CONTINUES FORM WITH RUNNER-UP FINISH

Following a T10 at last week’s Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist Brand Ambassador Ryan Gerard carded rounds of 67-69-72-68, matching Poston’s 72-hole total of 12 under.
It marked Gerard’s third runner finish of the season, having begun his 2026 campaign with a solo second at the Sony Open and a T2 result at the American Express.
For the week at Muirfield Village, Gerard was lights out on the green with his Scotty Cameron Phantom 3 tour prototype putter, leading the field with over 10 strokes gained putting (+10.551).
He averaged 109 feet, 6 inches of putts made per round (2nd) and 1.62 putts per GIR (3rd).
His gamer showed up in a big way down the stretch, as Gerard drained a 36-foot, 9-inch birdie effort on the 71st to reach 12 under.

What’s in the Bag? | Ryan Gerard

NCAA | NCAA Division I Men’s Championship

Gaming his all-Titleist setup, Oklahoma State’s Preston Stout closed in 3-under 69 at Omni La Costa on Monday to capture the NCAA D1 Individual title by one shot.

Stout made birdie on the 72nd hole to post 14 under for the stroke play portion of the event.
Both Stout and the NCAA D1 Women’s Individual champion won college golf’s biggest tournament while playing Pro V1 and 14 Titleist clubs.
The two winners trusted GTS metals, T-Series irons, Vokey SM11 wedges and Scotty Cameron Phantom putters.
The victory earns Stout a spot in the field at Shinnecock Hills for the U.S. Open later this month as well as an invitation to the 2027 Masters.
Stout currently ranks No. 3 in the WAGR.

What’s in the Bag? | Preston Stout

4 OF 5 AUBURN TIGERS WIN NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP WITH TITLEIST GOLF BALL AND DRIVER, 3 GAME TITLEIST IRONS AND VOKEY WEDGES

On Wednesday at La Costa, Auburn captured its second national championship in three years.
The Tigers, led by WAGR No. 1 Jackson Koivun all season long, defeated UCLA 4–1 in the championship match.
Four of the five players on the winning side played a Titleist golf ball and driver, and three played full sets of Titleist irons and Vokey SM11 wedges.

What’s in the Bag? | Jackson Koivun

DP WORLD TOUR | KLM Open

Said Chacarra: “Shot of my career, maybe. That was a little tweener, but with adrenaline, I’m going to try to hit this one hard, it flew 10-15 [yards] longer than we thought. So, proud to see the ball land on the green and then took a nice first putt to give me a putt that you always dream of, a putt that you can’t really miss to win a tournament.”
In total control of his Pro V1 golf ball, Chacarra led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green with an average of +3.70 per round.
Posting rounds of 69-69-65-70, Chacarra finished the week at 11 under par while leading a 1-2 finish for Titleist golf ball players.
Runner-up Oliver Lindell (Pro V1x) was the only player to post all four rounds in the 60s (69-67-69-69).
In total, 115 players (74%) teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x at the KLM Open, more than six times the nearest competitor (18).

KORN FERRY TOUR | BMW Charity Pro-Am

Ben Kohles (Pro V1x) made three birdies in a steady Sunday performance to win by four and secure his fifth Korn Ferry Tour title.

Kohles’ week – highlighted by a hole-in-one on the par-3 6th on Saturday – included rounds of 68-65-64-71.
He was dialed in with his Pro V1x, leading the field in Strokes Gained: Approach (+10.178) and Greens in Regulation (87.5%, 63/72), while making 16 birdies and three eagles (T1).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week with 126 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (17 players).

JGTO | BMW Japan Golf Tour Championship Mori Building Cup

Hiroshi Iwata (Pro V1x) made birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his second JGTO major championship title and 8th overall career win.

Highlighted by a back-nine 31 on Sunday that featured four birdies, Iwata posted rounds of 66-70-69-69 with a total of 15 birdies and one eagle.

ASIAN TOUR | am green IGPL Bharath Classic

Titleist Brand Ambassador Charlie Lindh closed in 8-under 64 — the low round of the week — to capture his first career Asian Tour title.

His winning setup includes his Pro V1 golf ball, NEW GTS2 driver and fairway, blended set of T-Series irons and full set of NEW Vokey SM11 wedges.
Lindh, who started the day three shots off the pace, made eagle on the 72nd hole to put the finishing touches on a four-shot victory.
With the win, the Swede moves to No. 3 on the Asian Tour Order of Merit. He finished runner-up in his last start at the Kolon Korea Open.

What’s in the Bag? | Charlie Lindh

PGA TOUR AMERICAS | Mexico Championship (Club de Golf La Hacienda)

Corey Pereira (Pro V1x) broke through for his first career PGA TOUR Americas title, making eight birdies on Sunday to pull away from the field and win by four.

For the week in Mexico City, Pereira carded rounds of 63-68-66-65 and was the only player to eclipse the 20-under mark. He made a field-best 27 birdies.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | American Family Insurance Championship (TPC Wisconsin)

Darren Clarke (Pro V1x) and the 2014 FedEx St. Jude Classic champion (Pro V1) carded a best-ball 4-under 67 on Sunday to win by one shot.

The winning duo’s week was highlighted by a second round 17-under 54 in the event’s scramble format, which was the low round of the day by two.
Along with his Pro V1 golf ball, the five-time PGA TOUR winner took his NEW GTS2 driver, GT280 mini driver and NEW Vokey SM11 (50.12F, 56.10S, 60.08M) wedges to the winner’s circle.

KLPGA | 2026 Celltrion Queens Masters

Gaming her all-Titleist equipment setup, Titleist Brand Ambassador Kyorim Seo carded a 4-under 68 on Sunday to close out her first career KLPGA title by one shot.

Seo, last season’s KLPGA Rookie of the Year, now moves to No. 1 on the 2026 money list with the victory.

What’s in the Bag? | Kyorim Seo

CHINA TOUR | Shanghai Open

Gaming his Pro V1x golf ball, the winner of the Shanghai Open closed with a bogey-free 12-under 60 to win by 10 shots and secure his first career China Tour title.

The flawless final round featured ten birdies and one eagle and tied the lowest single round score in China Tour history.
The winner’s 33-under total (63-65-67-60) broke the tour’s tournament scoring record and moved him into first place on the China Tour points list.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week in Shanghai with 126 (88%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, 15 times the nearest competitor (8 players).

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Russell Henley Wins at Colonial with a late Sunday Charge

TTest — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 22:45:00 GMT

PGA TOUR

Finishing the week birdie-birdie-birdie-birdie, Titleist Brand Ambassador Russell Henley closed out his ball-striking clinic at Colonial with a back-nine 31 and a late Sunday charge to capture his sixth PGA TOUR victory and move to No. 5 in the OWGR.

Playing a Pro V1x golf ball and full bag of Titleist equipment, Henley led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green (+9.864), Driving Accuracy (81%), Greens in Regulation (79%) and Proximity to Hole (average of 26 feet, 6 inches) on his way to rounds of 66, 66, 69, 67.
Three back with three holes to play on Sunday, Henley birdied all of them to force the playoff with fellow Pro V1x player Eric Cole at 12 under par, rolling in putts of 15 feet, 3 inches (No. 16), 15 feet, 1 inch (No. 17) and 16 feet, 8 inches (No. 18) with his trusted Scotty Cameron Phantom X 5.
On the playoff hole, Henley split the fairway on Colonial’s par-4 18th then stuck his Pro V1x to 4 feet, 10 inches and rolled in the putt for the victory.
Titleist was also the overwhelming #1 ball (73%) and most played driver (45%), iron (38%), wedge (52%) and putter (28%) this week at Colonial.

10 YEARS LATER: HENLEY ON HIS MOVE TO A TITLEIST GOLF BALL

Russell Henley’s victory Sunday with Pro V1x made it seven wins over the last seven weeks for Titleist golf ball players on the PGA TOUR, following victories by Matt Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Alex Fitzpatrick (Pro V1x), Cameron Young (Pro V1x Double Dot), Kristoffer Reitan (Pro V1), Aaron Rai (Pro V1) and Wyndham Clark (Pro V1x).

After starting his PGA TOUR career playing a competitive brand, Henley made the move to a Titleist golf ball toward the end of the 2016 season.

After Sunday’s win, he moved to No. 5 in the Official World Golf Ranking.

“The minute that I changed to Titleist in 2016, the first thing I realized was how good my practice became. They sent me a bag of Pro V1x golf balls to play with and to practice with, and immediately, I just remember with the wedge play, I was hitting 60-, 70-, 80-yard shots on the TrackMan with the same spin numbers and just spinning it like crazy. And I would put them in these little small areas, I could throw a towel over. And the confidence I got from my practice was just immediate for me. And the feel of the golf ball was just tremendously better. So I feel like that’s where I’ve gotten a lot more confidence. When I go home and I’m practicing with this stuff, I’m able to see exactly what’s going to happen. When I hit a wedge shot on Sunday... I know I’ve practiced that shot. I know what it’s going to do, and my confidence has just gotten more and more since then.”

This week in Fort Worth, Henley was one of 96 players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball, 73% of the field and more than eight times the nearest competitor (11).

HENLEY ON WHY HE PLAYS PRO V1x

– “I’m looking for spin. Ninety percent of the time I see just a medium-low kind of shot, and I don't spin the ball a ton. So the Pro V1x has given me the ability to feel like I'm consistently spinning the ball a lot. And so for me, I'm trying to hit one shot as much as I possibly can, get really good at that one. And then if the lie gives me an opportunity, be able to throw it up in the air or do something different with it. But medium-low with a lot of spin, that’s what the Pro V1x gives me.”

– “I lived in Charleston, South Carolina, for seven years right after college, and it's always windy there. And so wedge play for me was always about control and spin and taking spin off, but then also downwind, being able to really spin it. So the Pro V1x has just really given me the ability to do both. And so that’s what I’m looking to do. Be able to hit it hard and spin it a ton and then take a bunch off.”

– “Definitely the V feels softer and the X is clickier, but I think the more I just have practiced with the X, the more I just prefer the way it feels. And sometimes I think feel is good, but when I'm looking out and I see the ball have the proper spin, that means more to me than the way it feels. Some guys might be a little more sensitive to it. I’m a little less sensitive to it.”

HENLEY NOTCHES ANOTHER WIN ON TOUR FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS; GTS MOMENTUM CONTINUES IN TEXAS

The most accurate driver on the PGA TOUR kept it going this week at Colonial Country Club, as Russell Henley hit a field-best 80% fairways in regulation with his Titleist driver — including his final two on the 18th hole to set up back-to-back birdies, force extra holes and seal his sixth win on TOUR.

Henley gained over three shots on the field off the tee for the week (+3.098) with his TSi3 driver, ranking 10th. So far in 2026, the Georgia native ranks first on TOUR in driving accuracy, hitting the fairway at a 71.77% clip.

His victory is the eighth PGA TOUR win by a Titleist driver player since March 8.

TSi3 10.0 driver | D•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | HZRDUS Smoke Black 70 6.5 TX

Overall, there were 59 Titleist drivers in play at the Charles Schwab, totaling 45% of all drivers and 26 more than the nearest brand (33, 25%). Forty-three of the 59 Titleist drivers were NEW GTS2, GTS3 or GTS4 models.

Titleist was also the most played driver this week on worldwide tours like the LPGA (29%), DP World Tour (41%), Korn Ferry Tour (36%) and JGTO (32%). In Carlsbad, California this past week, 41% of the field at the NCAA D1 Men’s Championship and 40% of the field at the NCAA D1 Women’s Championship had a Titleist driver in the bag.

HENLEY DIALS IN NEW GTS3 7-WOOD BEFORE WIN

The newest addition to Russell Henley’s bag is his NEW 21-degree GTS3 fairway, which he first put in play at the PGA Championship to replace his 21-degree hybrid. This week, Henley worked with JJ Van Wezenbeeck, Titleist’s Senior Director of Club Promotion, to further dial in his 7-wood setup. The finished product was a half-inch shorter build and an adjustment in SureFit hosel from B•1 (standard loft, 1 degree flat) to C•4 (+1 degree of loft, 1 degree flat), which produced Henley’s desired high ball flight and 235-yard carry number.

NEW GTS3 21.0 fairway | C•4 SureFit hosel | Denali Black 80 TX

It’s the second PGA TOUR win for NEW GTS3 7-woods, with Cameron Young capturing the Cadillac Championship earlier this month with his 21-degree GTS3 in the bag. The GTS3 7-wood occupies a brand-new position in Titleist’s metalwood lineup, as prior generation ‘3’ fairway models were not available in lofts higher than 18 degrees.

HENLEY GAINS ON APPROACH PLAY WITH BLENDED T-SERIES SETUP

Russell Henley put on a clinic with his ball-striking around Colonial, leading the field in greens in regulation (79%) and Proximity (26.6’ average). He gained over eight shots on the field with his approach play alone (+8.253, 2nd).

Henley is among the approximately 80% of Titleist Brand Ambassadors who game a blended set of multiple iron models in the bag, demonstrating the importance of custom fitting and optimizing performance from the top of the set to the bottom. His gamer set consists of his T250 4-iron and T100 5–9 irons, and he leverages progressively lighter shafts in his 4–6 irons (True Temper AMT Tour White X100) compared to those in his 7–9 irons (True Temper Dynamic Gold X100).

This week at the Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist was the most played iron with 50 sets in play (38%), double the next closest brand with 25.

HENLEY WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

Russell Henley was sharp with his NEW Vokey SM11 wedges when it mattered most, sticking back-to-back approaches tight on the 18th hole for birdies to end regulation and in extra holes.

For his wedge setup, Henley primarily uses his pitching and gap wedges as distance clubs for approach shots. For greenside shots, he relies on his S Grind sand wedge and his T Grind lob wedge.

"His 48.10F (@ 47) and 50.08F (@ 51) are his distance wedges and he has always liked the feel of speed through the turf, which is why he has chosen to play the lower bounce F Grind in the 50-degree,” said Vokey Tour Rep Aaron Dill. “These are manipulated very little, so their sole job is to hit a distance number while managing trajectory and spin.”

Henley’s 54.10S (@ 55) has been in the bag since day one of working with the Vokey team, but he has experimented with his lob wedge in the past. Originally, Henley was gaming a 58-degree M Grind, but after testing grinds about a year ago with Dill, he found T Grind was a better fit for his short game needs.

“The most important thing for Russell with his 60 is knowing he has the most versatility when greenside. It was this time last year when he first tested the 60.04T and added it to the bag. Right away Russell mentioned confidence when he opened the face, and he loved the way the wedge felt gliding through sand.”

This week at Colonial, there were 202 Vokey Design gap, sand and lob wedges in play (52%).

HENLEY MAKES BIG JUMP WITH SCOTTY CAMERON PHANTOM PUTTER

Russell Henley made over 106 feet of putts on Sunday with his Scotty Cameron Phantom X 5 putter, including the 51 feet, 10 inches of putts that resulted in four consecutive birdies to close out the tournament.

Henley first made the move to his Phantom X 5 in late 2023 at the season-ending RSM Classic, after he began working with putting instructor Phil Kenyon. He was previously in a Newport-style model.

“I got fitted with my coach Phil Kenyon and he was all about this putter for me. Just based on the feel and the forgiveness, combining those two, that was kind of a no-brainer where we landed. Because, the greens, if they get really fast or if they're a little on the slower side, because they can't cut them because of wind or whatever it is, you want to have a putter that can perform in all those aspects. So I feel like that's kind of the big thing is, can I bring this putter to any situation?”

Henley finished the 2022-23 season ranked 120th in Strokes Gained: Putting and losing strokes (-0.121). After moving to the Phantom, he ended the 2024 season at 39th and gaining strokes (+0.304). He currently sits 39th this season (+0.300).

Said Kenyon: “The putter he was using was a lower-MOI model and we switched to the Phantom 5, which is face balanced, higher MOI. And I feel that's actually really helped him with his face control and face awareness. When I first worked with him, he had a lot of face rotation, which he wasn't able to control and his bad putt was a pull if anything. And alongside some technical changes, that putter has helped him in terms of not just the stability of that rotation, but the accuracy. His face awareness, face rotation has improved a lot. That's helped him start more putts on line and he's definitely putting better.”

This week, Henley gained +2.412 strokes putting on the field while averaging 1.67 putts per GIR.

He was one of 37 players who gamed a Scotty Cameron putter this week at Colonial, more than any other brand.

LPGA

Gaming her Pro V1x golf ball, Celine Boutier made six final-round birdies to charge up the leaderboard and earn her seventh career LPGA victory.

Boutier, who started the round four shots back of the lead, closed in 5-under 66 in windy conditions, tying the low round of the day on Sunday in New Jersey. She finished one stroke clear of the chasing pack.
With the win, her second at the ShopRite LPGA, the 32-year-old Frenchwoman climbs to No. 9 in the CME Rankings.

BOUTIER ON WHY SHE PLAYS PRO V1x

“Always been playing Pro V1x. I think it gives me a lot of feel, also a lot of distance and I'm also able to get a little bit more spin on my approach shots, which is a little bit easier for me to stop on the green.”
“For me, I think it's a lot about distance control, and especially on the approach shots and wedge shots, you definitely want the right feedback and you want the ball to perform as consistently as possible to be able to control the distance. You're going to want to produce a swing with a certain feel and certain speed for a certain distance and you've got to trust that the ball is going to react and perform the right way.”

LPGA CHAMP WINS WITH PHANTOM PUTTER

The winner of the ShopRite LPGA earned a come-from-behind victory while trusting her Scotty Cameron Phantom 9 putter. She moved to her gamer from a competitive model in October of 2024, and it hasn’t left the bag since.

On Sunday, the champion came up clutch on the greens, needing only 26 putts to take home the trophy — including a lengthy birdie putt on the 14th hole to take the solo lead at 9 under.

TITLEIST IS OVERWHELMING #1 BALL & MOST PLAYED DRIVER, IRON, WEDGE AND PUTTER IN NEW JERSEY

This week at the ShopRite LPGA, Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball, with 110 players (76%) teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model — more than eight times the nearest competitor (13).

Titleist was also the most played driver (29%), iron (25%), wedge (41%) and putter (33%) for the week in New Jersey.

It marked the first full-field LPGA event since 2004 in which Titleist topped the driver count, highlighting the continued momentum of Titleist driver performance and technology across the worldwide professional tours and every level of competitive golf.

NCAA (Women)

The individual winner at the NCAA Division I Women’s Championship brought home the title while gaming an all-Titleist setup that included her Pro V1 golf ball, NEW GTS2 driver and fairways, T250 irons, NEW Vokey SM11 wedges and Scotty Cameron Phantom putter.

The champion, who entered the week ranked No. 4 in the WAGR, birdied each of the final two holes at Omni La Costa to reach 12 under for the week and win by two.
With the victory, she earned an exemption into this coming week’s U.S. Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club.
Stanford captured the program’s third national championship in the last five years. Two players on the winning side were gaming Pro V1 golf balls and a full set of 14 Titleist clubs.

WITB | NCAA Division I Women’s Individual Champion: Titleist Pro V1 golf ball; NEW GTS2 9.0 driver; NEW GTS2 16.5 and 21.0 fairways; T250 5–P irons; NEW Vokey Design SM11 48.10F, 54.12D, 58.08M, WedgeWorks 62M wedges; Scotty Cameron Phantom 9.2R tour prototype putter

NCAA (Men)

Following the conclusion of the Women’s championship, the 2026 NCAA D1 Men’s Championship started this week with 134 competitors (84%) beginning their pursuit of a national championship title by trusting a Titleist golf ball — more than 16 times the nearest competitor (8).

Titleist was the most played driver, with 64 players at Omni La Costa gaming a Titleist (41%). Titleist was also the most played fairway (31%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) teeing off in Carlsbad with Titleist iron sets in the bag. Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 49 (57%) in play.
Vokey Design was the most played wedge, with 211 gap, sand and lob wedges in players’ bags (45%).

DP WORLD TOUR

Kota Kaneko closed in 3-under 67 to win by two and clinch his first career DP World Tour title. His final-nine 31 was highlighted by a chip-in birdie on the par-3 16th hole.

The 23-year-old gained +6.28 shots tee to green, including +2.32 on approach shots with 72% Greens in Regulation.
Over his rounds of 65, 65, 65, 67, Kaneko totaled 23 birdies (T1) with only five bogeys.
Kaneko was one of 116 players (74%) this week in Austria who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, six times the nearest competitor with 19 (12%).
The top three finishers, and eight of the top 10, played a Titleist golf ball.

DPWT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

The winner of the Austrian Alpine Open gamed a full set of Vokey Design wedges: NEW SM11 46.10F, 52.08F, 56.08M and 60.04T. He finished 4th in Scrambling, getting up and down on 18 of 21 attempts.

LIV GOLF

Joaquin Niemann closed in 3-under 67 before sticking his wedge approach to 3 feet for birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his eighth LIV Golf title.

On Sunday, Niemann went out in 4-under 31 and was steady down the stretch, closing with seven straight pars to force extra holes.
Leading a 1-2-3-4-5 finish for Titleist golf ball players in Korea, Niemann was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x, hitting more than 76% Greens in Regulation (55/72) to help set up 20 birdies over four sub-70 rounds (66, 69, 66, 67).

KORN FERRY TOUR

Alvaro Ortiz birdied Nos. 17 and 18 on Sunday to force a playoff before securing his first career Korn Ferry Tour victory with another birdie on the first extra hole.

In the playoff, Ortiz stuck his final approach from 179 yards to 6 feet and rolled in his Pro V1 for the win.
Highlighted by a front-nine 28 on Friday that featured seven birdies, Ortiz posted rounds of 67, 62, 69, 72 with a total of 18 birdies and two eagles – including an ace on the par-3 6th hole on Saturday
Ortiz was dialed with his Pro V1 golf ball, gaining +7.740 strokes from tee to green with more than seven of them on approach (+3.084) and around the green (+4.075).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Raleigh Country Club with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (16 players).
Titleist was also the most played driver (36%), iron (36%), wedge (58%) and putter (33%).

KFT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

The winner of the UNC Health Championship gamed a full set of Vokey Design wedges: NEW SM11 50.12F, 54.10S and 58.04T. He gained more than four shots on the field around the green (+4.075/7th) and finished 4th in Scrambling, getting up and down on 18 of 21 attempts.

JGTO

Shaun Norris went low to win his ninth career JGTO title by five shots and punch his ticket to the 154th Open Championship.

Norris, who moved to his Pro V1x Yellow golf ball last month (from Pro V1x), carded rounds of 63, 69, 67, 65 and went bogey-free over the weekend. On Sunday, he came home in 5-under 31 to separate from the field.
Norris' 24-under total broke the tournament scoring record by four shots.
Titleist Brand Ambassador Ren Yonezawa finished T2, also earned a spot in the field at Royal Birkdale.

LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR

Titleist Brand Ambassador Helen Briem left no doubt on Sunday in France, winning her second LET title by seven shots, the largest margin of victory on the LET this season.

Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Briem carded rounds of 69, 65, 67 to post 12 under for the week. She was the only player to post all three rounds in the 60s and eclipse double digits under par.
Her Saturday 65, which tied for the low round of the week, saw her gain +8.08 shots on the field, with +3.46 coming from her approach play and +2.43 on the greens.
With the win, the 20-year-old earns an exemption into the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship later this summer.

WITB: Titleist Pro V1 golf ball; GT2 9.0 driver; GT2 15.0 fairway; TSR3 19.0 hybrid; T100 4–9 irons; NEW Vokey Design SM11 46.10F, 50.12F, 54.12D, WedgeWorks 58K* wedges; Scotty Cameron Phantom 5.5 tour prototype putter

KLPGA

Minji Park fired a bogey-free, 8-under 64 Sunday to capture her 20th career KLPGA Tour victory. =

The 28-year-old Korean birded five of her final nine holes of competition to clinch the one-shot win. She began the final round five shots out of the lead.
Gaming her Pro V1 golf ball, Park gained nearly five strokes on approach (+4.86, 8th), while hitting 78% Greens in Regulation, to help set up 15 birdies.

KLPGA CHAMP WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

The winner of the Suhyup Bank MBN Ladies Open took a full set of Vokey Design wedges to the winner’s circle: NEW SM11 50.12F, 54.12D, and 58.08M. She scrambled at a 75% clip, getting up and down on 9 of 12 attempts.

Russell Henley Wins at Colonial With a Late Sunday Charge

Jack G — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 12:58:00 GMT

PGA TOUR

Playing a Pro V1x golf ball and full bag of Titleist equipment, Henley led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green (+9.864), Driving Accuracy (81%), Greens in Regulation (79%) and Proximity to Hole (average of 26 feet, 6 inches) on his way to rounds of 66, 66, 69, 67.
Three back with three holes to play on Sunday, Henley birdied all of them to force the playoff with fellow Pro V1x player Eric Cole at 12 under par, rolling in putts of 15 feet, 3 inches (No. 16), 15 feet, 1 inch (No. 17) and 16 feet, 8 inches (No. 18) with his trusted Scotty Cameron Phantom X 5.
On the playoff hole, Henley split the fairway on Colonial’s par-4 18th then stuck his Pro V1x to 4 feet, 10 inches and rolled in the putt for the victory.
Titleist was also the overwhelming #1 ball (73%) and most played driver (45%), iron (38%), wedge (52%) and putter (28%) this week at Colonial.

10 YEARS LATER: HENLEY ON HIS MOVE TO A TITLEIST GOLF BALL

After starting his PGA TOUR career playing a competitive brand, Henley made the move to a Titleist golf ball toward the end of the 2016 season.

After Sunday’s win, he moved to No. 5 in the Official World Golf Ranking.

This week in Fort Worth, Henley was one of 96 players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball, 73% of the field and more than eight times the nearest competitor (11).

HENLEY ON WHY HE PLAYS PRO V1x

HENLEY NOTCHES ANOTHER WIN ON TOUR FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS; GTS MOMENTUM CONTINUES IN TEXAS

His victory is the eighth PGA TOUR win by a Titleist driver player since March 8.

TSi3 10.0 driver | D•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | HZRDUS Smoke Black 70 6.5 TX

HENLEY DIALS IN NEW GTS3 7-WOOD BEFORE WIN

NEW GTS3 21.0 fairway | C•4 SureFit hosel | Denali Black 80 TX

HENLEY GAINS ON APPROACH PLAY WITH BLENDED T-SERIES SETUP

This week at the Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist was the most played iron with 50 sets in play (38%), double the next closest brand with 25.

HENLEY WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

Russell Henley was sharp with his NEW Vokey SM11 wedges when it mattered most, sticking back-to-back approaches tight on the 18th hole for birdies to end regulation and in extra holes.

For his wedge setup, Henley primarily uses his pitching and gap wedges as distance clubs for approach shots. For greenside shots, he relies on his S Grind sand wedge and his T Grind lob wedge.

This week at Colonial, there were 202 Vokey Design gap, sand and lob wedges in play (52%).

HENLEY MAKES BIG JUMP WITH SCOTTY CAMERON PHANTOM PUTTER

Henley first made the move to his Phantom X 5 in late 2023 at the season-ending RSM Classic, after he began working with putting instructor Phil Kenyon. He was previously in a Newport-style model.

This week, Henley gained +2.412 strokes putting on the field while averaging 1.67 putts per GIR.

He was one of 37 players who gamed a Scotty Cameron putter this week at Colonial, more than any other brand.

LPGA

Gaming her Pro V1x golf ball, Celine Boutier made six final-round birdies to charge up the leaderboard and earn her seventh career LPGA victory.

Boutier, who started the round four shots back of the lead, closed in 5-under 66 in windy conditions, tying the low round of the day on Sunday in New Jersey. She finished one stroke clear of the chasing pack.
With the win, her second at the ShopRite LPGA, the 32-year-old Frenchwoman climbs to No. 9 in the CME Rankings.

BOUTIER ON WHY SHE PLAYS PRO V1x

“Always been playing Pro V1x. I think it gives me a lot of feel, also a lot of distance and I'm also able to get a little bit more spin on my approach shots, which is a little bit easier for me to stop on the green.”
“For me, I think it's a lot about distance control, and especially on the approach shots and wedge shots, you definitely want the right feedback and you want the ball to perform as consistently as possible to be able to control the distance. You're going to want to produce a swing with a certain feel and certain speed for a certain distance and you've got to trust that the ball is going to react and perform the right way.”

LPGA CHAMP WINS WITH PHANTOM PUTTER

On Sunday, the champion came up clutch on the greens, needing only 26 putts to take home the trophy — including a lengthy birdie putt on the 14th hole to take the solo lead at 9 under.

TITLEIST IS OVERWHELMING #1 BALL & MOST PLAYED DRIVER, IRON, WEDGE AND PUTTER IN NEW JERSEY

This week at the ShopRite LPGA, Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball, with 110 players (76%) teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model — more than eight times the nearest competitor (13).

Titleist was also the most played driver (29%), iron (25%), wedge (41%) and putter (33%) for the week in New Jersey.

NCAA (Women)

The champion, who entered the week ranked No. 4 in the WAGR, birdied each of the final two holes at Omni La Costa to reach 12 under for the week and win by two.
With the victory, she earned an exemption into this coming week’s U.S. Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club.
Stanford captured the program’s third national championship in the last five years. Two players on the winning side were gaming Pro V1 golf balls and a full set of 14 Titleist clubs.

NCAA (Men)

Titleist was the most played driver, with 64 players at Omni La Costa gaming a Titleist (41%). Titleist was also the most played fairway (31%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) teeing off in Carlsbad with Titleist iron sets in the bag. Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 49 (57%) in play.
Vokey Design was the most played wedge, with 211 gap, sand and lob wedges in players’ bags (45%).

DP WORLD TOUR

Kota Kaneko closed in 3-under 67 to win by two and clinch his first career DP World Tour title. His final-nine 31 was highlighted by a chip-in birdie on the par-3 16th hole.

The 23-year-old gained +6.28 shots tee to green, including +2.32 on approach shots with 72% Greens in Regulation.
Over his rounds of 65, 65, 65, 67, Kaneko totaled 23 birdies (T1) with only five bogeys.
Kaneko was one of 116 players (74%) this week in Austria who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, six times the nearest competitor with 19 (12%).
The top three finishers, and eight of the top 10, played a Titleist golf ball.

DPWT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

LIV GOLF

Joaquin Niemann closed in 3-under 67 before sticking his wedge approach to 3 feet for birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his eighth LIV Golf title.

On Sunday, Niemann went out in 4-under 31 and was steady down the stretch, closing with seven straight pars to force extra holes.
Leading a 1-2-3-4-5 finish for Titleist golf ball players in Korea, Niemann was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x, hitting more than 76% Greens in Regulation (55/72) to help set up 20 birdies over four sub-70 rounds (66, 69, 66, 67).

KORN FERRY TOUR

Alvaro Ortiz birdied Nos. 17 and 18 on Sunday to force a playoff before securing his first career Korn Ferry Tour victory with another birdie on the first extra hole.

In the playoff, Ortiz stuck his final approach from 179 yards to 6 feet and rolled in his Pro V1 for the win.
Highlighted by a front-nine 28 on Friday that featured seven birdies, Ortiz posted rounds of 67, 62, 69, 72 with a total of 18 birdies and two eagles – including an ace on the par-3 6th hole on Saturday
Ortiz was dialed with his Pro V1 golf ball, gaining +7.740 strokes from tee to green with more than seven of them on approach (+3.084) and around the green (+4.075).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Raleigh Country Club with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (16 players).
Titleist was also the most played driver (36%), iron (36%), wedge (58%) and putter (33%).

KFT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

JGTO

Shaun Norris went low to win his ninth career JGTO title by five shots and punch his ticket to the 154th Open Championship.

Norris, who moved to his Pro V1x Yellow golf ball last month (from Pro V1x), carded rounds of 63, 69, 67, 65 and went bogey-free over the weekend. On Sunday, he came home in 5-under 31 to separate from the field.
Norris' 24-under total broke the tournament scoring record by four shots.
Titleist Brand Ambassador Ren Yonezawa finished T2, also earned a spot in the field at Royal Birkdale.

LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR

Titleist Brand Ambassador Helen Briem left no doubt on Sunday in France, winning her second LET title by seven shots, the largest margin of victory on the LET this season.

Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Briem carded rounds of 69, 65, 67 to post 12 under for the week. She was the only player to post all three rounds in the 60s and eclipse double digits under par.
Her Saturday 65, which tied for the low round of the week, saw her gain +8.08 shots on the field, with +3.46 coming from her approach play and +2.43 on the greens.
With the win, the 20-year-old earns an exemption into the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship later this summer.

KLPGA

Minji Park fired a bogey-free, 8-under 64 Sunday to capture her 20th career KLPGA Tour victory. =

The 28-year-old Korean birded five of her final nine holes of competition to clinch the one-shot win. She began the final round five shots out of the lead.
Gaming her Pro V1 golf ball, Park gained nearly five strokes on approach (+4.86, 8th), while hitting 78% Greens in Regulation, to help set up 15 birdies.

KLPGA CHAMP WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

Russell Henley Wins at Colonial With a Late Sunday Charge

Jack G — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 12:58:00 GMT

PGA TOUR

Playing a Pro V1x golf ball and full bag of Titleist equipment, Henley led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green (+9.864), Driving Accuracy (81%), Greens in Regulation (79%) and Proximity to Hole (average of 26 feet, 6 inches) on his way to rounds of 66, 66, 69, 67.
Three back with three holes to play on Sunday, Henley birdied all of them to force the playoff with fellow Pro V1x player Eric Cole at 12 under par, rolling in putts of 15 feet, 3 inches (No. 16), 15 feet, 1 inch (No. 17) and 16 feet, 8 inches (No. 18) with his trusted Scotty Cameron Phantom X 5.
On the playoff hole, Henley split the fairway on Colonial’s par-4 18th then stuck his Pro V1x to 4 feet, 10 inches and rolled in the putt for the victory.
Titleist was also the overwhelming #1 ball (73%) and most played driver (45%), iron (38%), wedge (52%) and putter (28%) this week at Colonial.

10 YEARS LATER: HENLEY ON HIS MOVE TO A TITLEIST GOLF BALL

After starting his PGA TOUR career playing a competitive brand, Henley made the move to a Titleist golf ball toward the end of the 2016 season.

After Sunday’s win, he moved to No. 5 in the Official World Golf Ranking.

This week in Fort Worth, Henley was one of 96 players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball, 73% of the field and more than eight times the nearest competitor (11).

HENLEY ON WHY HE PLAYS PRO V1x

HENLEY NOTCHES ANOTHER WIN ON TOUR FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS; GTS MOMENTUM CONTINUES IN TEXAS

His victory is the eighth PGA TOUR win by a Titleist driver player since March 8.

TSi3 10.0 driver | D•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | HZRDUS Smoke Black 70 6.5 TX

HENLEY DIALS IN NEW GTS3 7-WOOD BEFORE WIN

NEW GTS3 21.0 fairway | C•4 SureFit hosel | Denali Black 80 TX

HENLEY GAINS ON APPROACH PLAY WITH BLENDED T-SERIES SETUP

This week at the Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist was the most played iron with 50 sets in play (38%), double the next closest brand with 25.

HENLEY WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

Russell Henley was sharp with his NEW Vokey SM11 wedges when it mattered most, sticking back-to-back approaches tight on the 18th hole for birdies to end regulation and in extra holes.

For his wedge setup, Henley primarily uses his pitching and gap wedges as distance clubs for approach shots. For greenside shots, he relies on his S Grind sand wedge and his T Grind lob wedge.

This week at Colonial, there were 202 Vokey Design gap, sand and lob wedges in play (52%).

HENLEY MAKES BIG JUMP WITH SCOTTY CAMERON PHANTOM PUTTER

Henley first made the move to his Phantom X 5 in late 2023 at the season-ending RSM Classic, after he began working with putting instructor Phil Kenyon. He was previously in a Newport-style model.

This week, Henley gained +2.412 strokes putting on the field while averaging 1.67 putts per GIR.

He was one of 37 players who gamed a Scotty Cameron putter this week at Colonial, more than any other brand.

LPGA

Gaming her Pro V1x golf ball, Celine Boutier made six final-round birdies to charge up the leaderboard and earn her seventh career LPGA victory.

Boutier, who started the round four shots back of the lead, closed in 5-under 66 in windy conditions, tying the low round of the day on Sunday in New Jersey. She finished one stroke clear of the chasing pack.
With the win, her second at the ShopRite LPGA, the 32-year-old Frenchwoman climbs to No. 9 in the CME Rankings.

BOUTIER ON WHY SHE PLAYS PRO V1x

“Always been playing Pro V1x. I think it gives me a lot of feel, also a lot of distance and I'm also able to get a little bit more spin on my approach shots, which is a little bit easier for me to stop on the green.”
“For me, I think it's a lot about distance control, and especially on the approach shots and wedge shots, you definitely want the right feedback and you want the ball to perform as consistently as possible to be able to control the distance. You're going to want to produce a swing with a certain feel and certain speed for a certain distance and you've got to trust that the ball is going to react and perform the right way.”

LPGA CHAMP WINS WITH PHANTOM PUTTER

On Sunday, the champion came up clutch on the greens, needing only 26 putts to take home the trophy — including a lengthy birdie putt on the 14th hole to take the solo lead at 9 under.

TITLEIST IS OVERWHELMING #1 BALL & MOST PLAYED DRIVER, IRON, WEDGE AND PUTTER IN NEW JERSEY

This week at the ShopRite LPGA, Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball, with 110 players (76%) teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model — more than eight times the nearest competitor (13).

Titleist was also the most played driver (29%), iron (25%), wedge (41%) and putter (33%) for the week in New Jersey.

NCAA (Women)

The champion, who entered the week ranked No. 4 in the WAGR, birdied each of the final two holes at Omni La Costa to reach 12 under for the week and win by two.
With the victory, she earned an exemption into this coming week’s U.S. Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club.
Stanford captured the program’s third national championship in the last five years. Two players on the winning side were gaming Pro V1 golf balls and a full set of 14 Titleist clubs.

NCAA (Men)

Titleist was the most played driver, with 64 players at Omni La Costa gaming a Titleist (41%). Titleist was also the most played fairway (31%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) teeing off in Carlsbad with Titleist iron sets in the bag. Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 49 (57%) in play.
Vokey Design was the most played wedge, with 211 gap, sand and lob wedges in players’ bags (45%).

DP WORLD TOUR

Kota Kaneko closed in 3-under 67 to win by two and clinch his first career DP World Tour title. His final-nine 31 was highlighted by a chip-in birdie on the par-3 16th hole.

The 23-year-old gained +6.28 shots tee to green, including +2.32 on approach shots with 72% Greens in Regulation.
Over his rounds of 65, 65, 65, 67, Kaneko totaled 23 birdies (T1) with only five bogeys.
Kaneko was one of 116 players (74%) this week in Austria who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, six times the nearest competitor with 19 (12%).
The top three finishers, and eight of the top 10, played a Titleist golf ball.

DPWT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

LIV GOLF

Joaquin Niemann closed in 3-under 67 before sticking his wedge approach to 3 feet for birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his eighth LIV Golf title.

On Sunday, Niemann went out in 4-under 31 and was steady down the stretch, closing with seven straight pars to force extra holes.
Leading a 1-2-3-4-5 finish for Titleist golf ball players in Korea, Niemann was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x, hitting more than 76% Greens in Regulation (55/72) to help set up 20 birdies over four sub-70 rounds (66, 69, 66, 67).

KORN FERRY TOUR

Alvaro Ortiz birdied Nos. 17 and 18 on Sunday to force a playoff before securing his first career Korn Ferry Tour victory with another birdie on the first extra hole.

In the playoff, Ortiz stuck his final approach from 179 yards to 6 feet and rolled in his Pro V1 for the win.
Highlighted by a front-nine 28 on Friday that featured seven birdies, Ortiz posted rounds of 67, 62, 69, 72 with a total of 18 birdies and two eagles – including an ace on the par-3 6th hole on Saturday
Ortiz was dialed with his Pro V1 golf ball, gaining +7.740 strokes from tee to green with more than seven of them on approach (+3.084) and around the green (+4.075).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Raleigh Country Club with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (16 players).
Titleist was also the most played driver (36%), iron (36%), wedge (58%) and putter (33%).

KFT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

JGTO

Shaun Norris went low to win his ninth career JGTO title by five shots and punch his ticket to the 154th Open Championship.

Norris, who moved to his Pro V1x Yellow golf ball last month (from Pro V1x), carded rounds of 63, 69, 67, 65 and went bogey-free over the weekend. On Sunday, he came home in 5-under 31 to separate from the field.
Norris' 24-under total broke the tournament scoring record by four shots.
Titleist Brand Ambassador Ren Yonezawa finished T2, also earned a spot in the field at Royal Birkdale.

LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR

Titleist Brand Ambassador Helen Briem left no doubt on Sunday in France, winning her second LET title by seven shots, the largest margin of victory on the LET this season.

Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Briem carded rounds of 69, 65, 67 to post 12 under for the week. She was the only player to post all three rounds in the 60s and eclipse double digits under par.
Her Saturday 65, which tied for the low round of the week, saw her gain +8.08 shots on the field, with +3.46 coming from her approach play and +2.43 on the greens.
With the win, the 20-year-old earns an exemption into the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship later this summer.

KLPGA

Minji Park fired a bogey-free, 8-under 64 Sunday to capture her 20th career KLPGA Tour victory. =

The 28-year-old Korean birded five of her final nine holes of competition to clinch the one-shot win. She began the final round five shots out of the lead.
Gaming her Pro V1 golf ball, Park gained nearly five strokes on approach (+4.86, 8th), while hitting 78% Greens in Regulation, to help set up 15 birdies.

KLPGA CHAMP WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

Russell Henley Wins at Colonial With a Late Sunday Charge

Jack G — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 12:58:00 GMT

PGA TOUR

Playing a Pro V1x golf ball and full bag of Titleist equipment, Henley led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green (+9.864), Driving Accuracy (81%), Greens in Regulation (79%) and Proximity to Hole (average of 26 feet, 6 inches) on his way to rounds of 66, 66, 69, 67.
Three back with three holes to play on Sunday, Henley birdied all of them to force the playoff with fellow Pro V1x player Eric Cole at 12 under par, rolling in putts of 15 feet, 3 inches (No. 16), 15 feet, 1 inch (No. 17) and 16 feet, 8 inches (No. 18) with his trusted Scotty Cameron Phantom X 5.
On the playoff hole, Henley split the fairway on Colonial’s par-4 18th then stuck his Pro V1x to 4 feet, 10 inches and rolled in the putt for the victory.
Titleist was also the overwhelming #1 ball (73%) and most played driver (45%), iron (38%), wedge (52%) and putter (28%) this week at Colonial.

10 YEARS LATER: HENLEY ON HIS MOVE TO A TITLEIST GOLF BALL

After starting his PGA TOUR career playing a competitive brand, Henley made the move to a Titleist golf ball toward the end of the 2016 season.

After Sunday’s win, he moved to No. 5 in the Official World Golf Ranking.

This week in Fort Worth, Henley was one of 96 players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball, 73% of the field and more than eight times the nearest competitor (11).

HENLEY ON WHY HE PLAYS PRO V1x

HENLEY NOTCHES ANOTHER WIN ON TOUR FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS; GTS MOMENTUM CONTINUES IN TEXAS

His victory is the eighth PGA TOUR win by a Titleist driver player since March 8.

TSi3 10.0 driver | D•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | HZRDUS Smoke Black 70 6.5 TX

HENLEY DIALS IN NEW GTS3 7-WOOD BEFORE WIN

NEW GTS3 21.0 fairway | C•4 SureFit hosel | Denali Black 80 TX

HENLEY GAINS ON APPROACH PLAY WITH BLENDED T-SERIES SETUP

This week at the Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist was the most played iron with 50 sets in play (38%), double the next closest brand with 25.

HENLEY WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

Russell Henley was sharp with his NEW Vokey SM11 wedges when it mattered most, sticking back-to-back approaches tight on the 18th hole for birdies to end regulation and in extra holes.

For his wedge setup, Henley primarily uses his pitching and gap wedges as distance clubs for approach shots. For greenside shots, he relies on his S Grind sand wedge and his T Grind lob wedge.

This week at Colonial, there were 202 Vokey Design gap, sand and lob wedges in play (52%).

HENLEY MAKES BIG JUMP WITH SCOTTY CAMERON PHANTOM PUTTER

Henley first made the move to his Phantom X 5 in late 2023 at the season-ending RSM Classic, after he began working with putting instructor Phil Kenyon. He was previously in a Newport-style model.

This week, Henley gained +2.412 strokes putting on the field while averaging 1.67 putts per GIR.

He was one of 37 players who gamed a Scotty Cameron putter this week at Colonial, more than any other brand.

LPGA

Gaming her Pro V1x golf ball, Celine Boutier made six final-round birdies to charge up the leaderboard and earn her seventh career LPGA victory.

Boutier, who started the round four shots back of the lead, closed in 5-under 66 in windy conditions, tying the low round of the day on Sunday in New Jersey. She finished one stroke clear of the chasing pack.
With the win, her second at the ShopRite LPGA, the 32-year-old Frenchwoman climbs to No. 9 in the CME Rankings.

BOUTIER ON WHY SHE PLAYS PRO V1x

“Always been playing Pro V1x. I think it gives me a lot of feel, also a lot of distance and I'm also able to get a little bit more spin on my approach shots, which is a little bit easier for me to stop on the green.”
“For me, I think it's a lot about distance control, and especially on the approach shots and wedge shots, you definitely want the right feedback and you want the ball to perform as consistently as possible to be able to control the distance. You're going to want to produce a swing with a certain feel and certain speed for a certain distance and you've got to trust that the ball is going to react and perform the right way.”

LPGA CHAMP WINS WITH PHANTOM PUTTER

On Sunday, the champion came up clutch on the greens, needing only 26 putts to take home the trophy — including a lengthy birdie putt on the 14th hole to take the solo lead at 9 under.

TITLEIST IS OVERWHELMING #1 BALL & MOST PLAYED DRIVER, IRON, WEDGE AND PUTTER IN NEW JERSEY

This week at the ShopRite LPGA, Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball, with 110 players (76%) teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model — more than eight times the nearest competitor (13).

Titleist was also the most played driver (29%), iron (25%), wedge (41%) and putter (33%) for the week in New Jersey.

NCAA (Women)

The champion, who entered the week ranked No. 4 in the WAGR, birdied each of the final two holes at Omni La Costa to reach 12 under for the week and win by two.
With the victory, she earned an exemption into this coming week’s U.S. Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club.
Stanford captured the program’s third national championship in the last five years. Two players on the winning side were gaming Pro V1 golf balls and a full set of 14 Titleist clubs.

NCAA (Men)

Titleist was the most played driver, with 64 players at Omni La Costa gaming a Titleist (41%). Titleist was also the most played fairway (31%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) teeing off in Carlsbad with Titleist iron sets in the bag. Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 49 (57%) in play.
Vokey Design was the most played wedge, with 211 gap, sand and lob wedges in players’ bags (45%).

DP WORLD TOUR

Kota Kaneko closed in 3-under 67 to win by two and clinch his first career DP World Tour title. His final-nine 31 was highlighted by a chip-in birdie on the par-3 16th hole.

The 23-year-old gained +6.28 shots tee to green, including +2.32 on approach shots with 72% Greens in Regulation.
Over his rounds of 65, 65, 65, 67, Kaneko totaled 23 birdies (T1) with only five bogeys.
Kaneko was one of 116 players (74%) this week in Austria who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, six times the nearest competitor with 19 (12%).
The top three finishers, and eight of the top 10, played a Titleist golf ball.

DPWT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

LIV GOLF

Joaquin Niemann closed in 3-under 67 before sticking his wedge approach to 3 feet for birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his eighth LIV Golf title.

On Sunday, Niemann went out in 4-under 31 and was steady down the stretch, closing with seven straight pars to force extra holes.
Leading a 1-2-3-4-5 finish for Titleist golf ball players in Korea, Niemann was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x, hitting more than 76% Greens in Regulation (55/72) to help set up 20 birdies over four sub-70 rounds (66, 69, 66, 67).

KORN FERRY TOUR

Alvaro Ortiz birdied Nos. 17 and 18 on Sunday to force a playoff before securing his first career Korn Ferry Tour victory with another birdie on the first extra hole.

In the playoff, Ortiz stuck his final approach from 179 yards to 6 feet and rolled in his Pro V1 for the win.
Highlighted by a front-nine 28 on Friday that featured seven birdies, Ortiz posted rounds of 67, 62, 69, 72 with a total of 18 birdies and two eagles – including an ace on the par-3 6th hole on Saturday
Ortiz was dialed with his Pro V1 golf ball, gaining +7.740 strokes from tee to green with more than seven of them on approach (+3.084) and around the green (+4.075).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Raleigh Country Club with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (16 players).
Titleist was also the most played driver (36%), iron (36%), wedge (58%) and putter (33%).

KFT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

JGTO

Shaun Norris went low to win his ninth career JGTO title by five shots and punch his ticket to the 154th Open Championship.

Norris, who moved to his Pro V1x Yellow golf ball last month (from Pro V1x), carded rounds of 63, 69, 67, 65 and went bogey-free over the weekend. On Sunday, he came home in 5-under 31 to separate from the field.
Norris' 24-under total broke the tournament scoring record by four shots.
Titleist Brand Ambassador Ren Yonezawa finished T2, also earned a spot in the field at Royal Birkdale.

LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR

Titleist Brand Ambassador Helen Briem left no doubt on Sunday in France, winning her second LET title by seven shots, the largest margin of victory on the LET this season.

Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Briem carded rounds of 69, 65, 67 to post 12 under for the week. She was the only player to post all three rounds in the 60s and eclipse double digits under par.
Her Saturday 65, which tied for the low round of the week, saw her gain +8.08 shots on the field, with +3.46 coming from her approach play and +2.43 on the greens.
With the win, the 20-year-old earns an exemption into the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship later this summer.

KLPGA

Minji Park fired a bogey-free, 8-under 64 Sunday to capture her 20th career KLPGA Tour victory. =

The 28-year-old Korean birded five of her final nine holes of competition to clinch the one-shot win. She began the final round five shots out of the lead.
Gaming her Pro V1 golf ball, Park gained nearly five strokes on approach (+4.86, 8th), while hitting 78% Greens in Regulation, to help set up 15 birdies.

KLPGA CHAMP WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

Russell Henley Wins at Colonial With a Late Sunday Charge

Jack G — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 12:58:00 GMT

PGA TOUR

Playing a Pro V1x golf ball and full bag of Titleist equipment, Henley led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green (+9.864), Driving Accuracy (81%), Greens in Regulation (79%) and Proximity to Hole (average of 26 feet, 6 inches) on his way to rounds of 66, 66, 69, 67.
Three back with three holes to play on Sunday, Henley birdied all of them to force the playoff with fellow Pro V1x player Eric Cole at 12 under par, rolling in putts of 15 feet, 3 inches (No. 16), 15 feet, 1 inch (No. 17) and 16 feet, 8 inches (No. 18) with his trusted Scotty Cameron Phantom X 5.
On the playoff hole, Henley split the fairway on Colonial’s par-4 18th then stuck his Pro V1x to 4 feet, 10 inches and rolled in the putt for the victory.
Titleist was also the overwhelming #1 ball (73%) and most played driver (45%), iron (38%), wedge (52%) and putter (28%) this week at Colonial.

10 YEARS LATER: HENLEY ON HIS MOVE TO A TITLEIST GOLF BALL

After starting his PGA TOUR career playing a competitive brand, Henley made the move to a Titleist golf ball toward the end of the 2016 season.

After Sunday’s win, he moved to No. 5 in the Official World Golf Ranking.

This week in Fort Worth, Henley was one of 96 players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball, 73% of the field and more than eight times the nearest competitor (11).

HENLEY ON WHY HE PLAYS PRO V1x

HENLEY NOTCHES ANOTHER WIN ON TOUR FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS; GTS MOMENTUM CONTINUES IN TEXAS

His victory is the eighth PGA TOUR win by a Titleist driver player since March 8.

TSi3 10.0 driver | D•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | HZRDUS Smoke Black 70 6.5 TX

HENLEY DIALS IN NEW GTS3 7-WOOD BEFORE WIN

NEW GTS3 21.0 fairway | C•4 SureFit hosel | Denali Black 80 TX

HENLEY GAINS ON APPROACH PLAY WITH BLENDED T-SERIES SETUP

This week at the Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist was the most played iron with 50 sets in play (38%), double the next closest brand with 25.

HENLEY WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

Russell Henley was sharp with his NEW Vokey SM11 wedges when it mattered most, sticking back-to-back approaches tight on the 18th hole for birdies to end regulation and in extra holes.

For his wedge setup, Henley primarily uses his pitching and gap wedges as distance clubs for approach shots. For greenside shots, he relies on his S Grind sand wedge and his T Grind lob wedge.

This week at Colonial, there were 202 Vokey Design gap, sand and lob wedges in play (52%).

HENLEY MAKES BIG JUMP WITH SCOTTY CAMERON PHANTOM PUTTER

Henley first made the move to his Phantom X 5 in late 2023 at the season-ending RSM Classic, after he began working with putting instructor Phil Kenyon. He was previously in a Newport-style model.

This week, Henley gained +2.412 strokes putting on the field while averaging 1.67 putts per GIR.

He was one of 37 players who gamed a Scotty Cameron putter this week at Colonial, more than any other brand.

LPGA

Gaming her Pro V1x golf ball, Celine Boutier made six final-round birdies to charge up the leaderboard and earn her seventh career LPGA victory.

Boutier, who started the round four shots back of the lead, closed in 5-under 66 in windy conditions, tying the low round of the day on Sunday in New Jersey. She finished one stroke clear of the chasing pack.
With the win, her second at the ShopRite LPGA, the 32-year-old Frenchwoman climbs to No. 9 in the CME Rankings.

BOUTIER ON WHY SHE PLAYS PRO V1x

“Always been playing Pro V1x. I think it gives me a lot of feel, also a lot of distance and I'm also able to get a little bit more spin on my approach shots, which is a little bit easier for me to stop on the green.”
“For me, I think it's a lot about distance control, and especially on the approach shots and wedge shots, you definitely want the right feedback and you want the ball to perform as consistently as possible to be able to control the distance. You're going to want to produce a swing with a certain feel and certain speed for a certain distance and you've got to trust that the ball is going to react and perform the right way.”

LPGA CHAMP WINS WITH PHANTOM PUTTER

On Sunday, the champion came up clutch on the greens, needing only 26 putts to take home the trophy — including a lengthy birdie putt on the 14th hole to take the solo lead at 9 under.

TITLEIST IS OVERWHELMING #1 BALL & MOST PLAYED DRIVER, IRON, WEDGE AND PUTTER IN NEW JERSEY

This week at the ShopRite LPGA, Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball, with 110 players (76%) teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model — more than eight times the nearest competitor (13).

Titleist was also the most played driver (29%), iron (25%), wedge (41%) and putter (33%) for the week in New Jersey.

NCAA (Women)

The champion, who entered the week ranked No. 4 in the WAGR, birdied each of the final two holes at Omni La Costa to reach 12 under for the week and win by two.
With the victory, she earned an exemption into this coming week’s U.S. Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club.
Stanford captured the program’s third national championship in the last five years. Two players on the winning side were gaming Pro V1 golf balls and a full set of 14 Titleist clubs.

NCAA (Men)

Titleist was the most played driver, with 64 players at Omni La Costa gaming a Titleist (41%). Titleist was also the most played fairway (31%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) teeing off in Carlsbad with Titleist iron sets in the bag. Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 49 (57%) in play.
Vokey Design was the most played wedge, with 211 gap, sand and lob wedges in players’ bags (45%).

DP WORLD TOUR

Kota Kaneko closed in 3-under 67 to win by two and clinch his first career DP World Tour title. His final-nine 31 was highlighted by a chip-in birdie on the par-3 16th hole.

The 23-year-old gained +6.28 shots tee to green, including +2.32 on approach shots with 72% Greens in Regulation.
Over his rounds of 65, 65, 65, 67, Kaneko totaled 23 birdies (T1) with only five bogeys.
Kaneko was one of 116 players (74%) this week in Austria who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, six times the nearest competitor with 19 (12%).
The top three finishers, and eight of the top 10, played a Titleist golf ball.

DPWT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

LIV GOLF

Joaquin Niemann closed in 3-under 67 before sticking his wedge approach to 3 feet for birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his eighth LIV Golf title.

On Sunday, Niemann went out in 4-under 31 and was steady down the stretch, closing with seven straight pars to force extra holes.
Leading a 1-2-3-4-5 finish for Titleist golf ball players in Korea, Niemann was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x, hitting more than 76% Greens in Regulation (55/72) to help set up 20 birdies over four sub-70 rounds (66, 69, 66, 67).

KORN FERRY TOUR

Alvaro Ortiz birdied Nos. 17 and 18 on Sunday to force a playoff before securing his first career Korn Ferry Tour victory with another birdie on the first extra hole.

In the playoff, Ortiz stuck his final approach from 179 yards to 6 feet and rolled in his Pro V1 for the win.
Highlighted by a front-nine 28 on Friday that featured seven birdies, Ortiz posted rounds of 67, 62, 69, 72 with a total of 18 birdies and two eagles – including an ace on the par-3 6th hole on Saturday
Ortiz was dialed with his Pro V1 golf ball, gaining +7.740 strokes from tee to green with more than seven of them on approach (+3.084) and around the green (+4.075).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Raleigh Country Club with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (16 players).
Titleist was also the most played driver (36%), iron (36%), wedge (58%) and putter (33%).

KFT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

JGTO

Shaun Norris went low to win his ninth career JGTO title by five shots and punch his ticket to the 154th Open Championship.

Norris, who moved to his Pro V1x Yellow golf ball last month (from Pro V1x), carded rounds of 63, 69, 67, 65 and went bogey-free over the weekend. On Sunday, he came home in 5-under 31 to separate from the field.
Norris' 24-under total broke the tournament scoring record by four shots.
Titleist Brand Ambassador Ren Yonezawa finished T2, also earned a spot in the field at Royal Birkdale.

LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR

Titleist Brand Ambassador Helen Briem left no doubt on Sunday in France, winning her second LET title by seven shots, the largest margin of victory on the LET this season.

Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Briem carded rounds of 69, 65, 67 to post 12 under for the week. She was the only player to post all three rounds in the 60s and eclipse double digits under par.
Her Saturday 65, which tied for the low round of the week, saw her gain +8.08 shots on the field, with +3.46 coming from her approach play and +2.43 on the greens.
With the win, the 20-year-old earns an exemption into the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship later this summer.

KLPGA

Minji Park fired a bogey-free, 8-under 64 Sunday to capture her 20th career KLPGA Tour victory. =

The 28-year-old Korean birded five of her final nine holes of competition to clinch the one-shot win. She began the final round five shots out of the lead.
Gaming her Pro V1 golf ball, Park gained nearly five strokes on approach (+4.86, 8th), while hitting 78% Greens in Regulation, to help set up 15 birdies.

KLPGA CHAMP WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

Russell Henley Wins at Colonial With a Late Sunday Charge

Jack G — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 12:58:00 GMT

PGA TOUR

Playing a Pro V1x golf ball and full bag of Titleist equipment, Henley led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green (+9.864), Driving Accuracy (81%), Greens in Regulation (79%) and Proximity to Hole (average of 26 feet, 6 inches) on his way to rounds of 66, 66, 69, 67.
Three back with three holes to play on Sunday, Henley birdied all of them to force the playoff with fellow Pro V1x player Eric Cole at 12 under par, rolling in putts of 15 feet, 3 inches (No. 16), 15 feet, 1 inch (No. 17) and 16 feet, 8 inches (No. 18) with his trusted Scotty Cameron Phantom X 5.
On the playoff hole, Henley split the fairway on Colonial’s par-4 18th then stuck his Pro V1x to 4 feet, 10 inches and rolled in the putt for the victory.
Titleist was also the overwhelming #1 ball (73%) and most played driver (45%), iron (38%), wedge (52%) and putter (28%) this week at Colonial.

10 YEARS LATER: HENLEY ON HIS MOVE TO A TITLEIST GOLF BALL

After starting his PGA TOUR career playing a competitive brand, Henley made the move to a Titleist golf ball toward the end of the 2016 season.

After Sunday’s win, he moved to No. 5 in the Official World Golf Ranking.

This week in Fort Worth, Henley was one of 96 players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball, 73% of the field and more than eight times the nearest competitor (11).

HENLEY ON WHY HE PLAYS PRO V1x

HENLEY NOTCHES ANOTHER WIN ON TOUR FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS; GTS MOMENTUM CONTINUES IN TEXAS

His victory is the eighth PGA TOUR win by a Titleist driver player since March 8.

TSi3 10.0 driver | D•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | HZRDUS Smoke Black 70 6.5 TX

HENLEY DIALS IN NEW GTS3 7-WOOD BEFORE WIN

NEW GTS3 21.0 fairway | C•4 SureFit hosel | Denali Black 80 TX

HENLEY GAINS ON APPROACH PLAY WITH BLENDED T-SERIES SETUP

This week at the Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist was the most played iron with 50 sets in play (38%), double the next closest brand with 25.

HENLEY WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

Russell Henley was sharp with his NEW Vokey SM11 wedges when it mattered most, sticking back-to-back approaches tight on the 18th hole for birdies to end regulation and in extra holes.

For his wedge setup, Henley primarily uses his pitching and gap wedges as distance clubs for approach shots. For greenside shots, he relies on his S Grind sand wedge and his T Grind lob wedge.

This week at Colonial, there were 202 Vokey Design gap, sand and lob wedges in play (52%).

HENLEY MAKES BIG JUMP WITH SCOTTY CAMERON PHANTOM PUTTER

Henley first made the move to his Phantom X 5 in late 2023 at the season-ending RSM Classic, after he began working with putting instructor Phil Kenyon. He was previously in a Newport-style model.

This week, Henley gained +2.412 strokes putting on the field while averaging 1.67 putts per GIR.

He was one of 37 players who gamed a Scotty Cameron putter this week at Colonial, more than any other brand.

LPGA

Gaming her Pro V1x golf ball, Celine Boutier made six final-round birdies to charge up the leaderboard and earn her seventh career LPGA victory.

Boutier, who started the round four shots back of the lead, closed in 5-under 66 in windy conditions, tying the low round of the day on Sunday in New Jersey. She finished one stroke clear of the chasing pack.
With the win, her second at the ShopRite LPGA, the 32-year-old Frenchwoman climbs to No. 9 in the CME Rankings.

BOUTIER ON WHY SHE PLAYS PRO V1x

“Always been playing Pro V1x. I think it gives me a lot of feel, also a lot of distance and I'm also able to get a little bit more spin on my approach shots, which is a little bit easier for me to stop on the green.”
“For me, I think it's a lot about distance control, and especially on the approach shots and wedge shots, you definitely want the right feedback and you want the ball to perform as consistently as possible to be able to control the distance. You're going to want to produce a swing with a certain feel and certain speed for a certain distance and you've got to trust that the ball is going to react and perform the right way.”

LPGA CHAMP WINS WITH PHANTOM PUTTER

On Sunday, the champion came up clutch on the greens, needing only 26 putts to take home the trophy — including a lengthy birdie putt on the 14th hole to take the solo lead at 9 under.

TITLEIST IS OVERWHELMING #1 BALL & MOST PLAYED DRIVER, IRON, WEDGE AND PUTTER IN NEW JERSEY

This week at the ShopRite LPGA, Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball, with 110 players (76%) teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model — more than eight times the nearest competitor (13).

Titleist was also the most played driver (29%), iron (25%), wedge (41%) and putter (33%) for the week in New Jersey.

NCAA (Women)

The champion, who entered the week ranked No. 4 in the WAGR, birdied each of the final two holes at Omni La Costa to reach 12 under for the week and win by two.
With the victory, she earned an exemption into this coming week’s U.S. Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club.
Stanford captured the program’s third national championship in the last five years. Two players on the winning side were gaming Pro V1 golf balls and a full set of 14 Titleist clubs.

NCAA (Men)

Titleist was the most played driver, with 64 players at Omni La Costa gaming a Titleist (41%). Titleist was also the most played fairway (31%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) teeing off in Carlsbad with Titleist iron sets in the bag. Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 49 (57%) in play.
Vokey Design was the most played wedge, with 211 gap, sand and lob wedges in players’ bags (45%).

DP WORLD TOUR

Kota Kaneko closed in 3-under 67 to win by two and clinch his first career DP World Tour title. His final-nine 31 was highlighted by a chip-in birdie on the par-3 16th hole.

The 23-year-old gained +6.28 shots tee to green, including +2.32 on approach shots with 72% Greens in Regulation.
Over his rounds of 65, 65, 65, 67, Kaneko totaled 23 birdies (T1) with only five bogeys.
Kaneko was one of 116 players (74%) this week in Austria who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, six times the nearest competitor with 19 (12%).
The top three finishers, and eight of the top 10, played a Titleist golf ball.

DPWT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

LIV GOLF

Joaquin Niemann closed in 3-under 67 before sticking his wedge approach to 3 feet for birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his eighth LIV Golf title.

On Sunday, Niemann went out in 4-under 31 and was steady down the stretch, closing with seven straight pars to force extra holes.
Leading a 1-2-3-4-5 finish for Titleist golf ball players in Korea, Niemann was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x, hitting more than 76% Greens in Regulation (55/72) to help set up 20 birdies over four sub-70 rounds (66, 69, 66, 67).

KORN FERRY TOUR

Alvaro Ortiz birdied Nos. 17 and 18 on Sunday to force a playoff before securing his first career Korn Ferry Tour victory with another birdie on the first extra hole.

In the playoff, Ortiz stuck his final approach from 179 yards to 6 feet and rolled in his Pro V1 for the win.
Highlighted by a front-nine 28 on Friday that featured seven birdies, Ortiz posted rounds of 67, 62, 69, 72 with a total of 18 birdies and two eagles – including an ace on the par-3 6th hole on Saturday
Ortiz was dialed with his Pro V1 golf ball, gaining +7.740 strokes from tee to green with more than seven of them on approach (+3.084) and around the green (+4.075).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Raleigh Country Club with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (16 players).
Titleist was also the most played driver (36%), iron (36%), wedge (58%) and putter (33%).

KFT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

JGTO

Shaun Norris went low to win his ninth career JGTO title by five shots and punch his ticket to the 154th Open Championship.

Norris, who moved to his Pro V1x Yellow golf ball last month (from Pro V1x), carded rounds of 63, 69, 67, 65 and went bogey-free over the weekend. On Sunday, he came home in 5-under 31 to separate from the field.
Norris' 24-under total broke the tournament scoring record by four shots.
Titleist Brand Ambassador Ren Yonezawa finished T2, also earned a spot in the field at Royal Birkdale.

LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR

Titleist Brand Ambassador Helen Briem left no doubt on Sunday in France, winning her second LET title by seven shots, the largest margin of victory on the LET this season.

Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Briem carded rounds of 69, 65, 67 to post 12 under for the week. She was the only player to post all three rounds in the 60s and eclipse double digits under par.
Her Saturday 65, which tied for the low round of the week, saw her gain +8.08 shots on the field, with +3.46 coming from her approach play and +2.43 on the greens.
With the win, the 20-year-old earns an exemption into the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship later this summer.

KLPGA

Minji Park fired a bogey-free, 8-under 64 Sunday to capture her 20th career KLPGA Tour victory. =

The 28-year-old Korean birded five of her final nine holes of competition to clinch the one-shot win. She began the final round five shots out of the lead.
Gaming her Pro V1 golf ball, Park gained nearly five strokes on approach (+4.86, 8th), while hitting 78% Greens in Regulation, to help set up 15 birdies.

KLPGA CHAMP WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

Russell Henley Wins at Colonial With a Late Sunday Charge

Jack G — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 12:58:00 GMT

PGA TOUR

Playing a Pro V1x golf ball and full bag of Titleist equipment, Henley led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green (+9.864), Driving Accuracy (81%), Greens in Regulation (79%) and Proximity to Hole (average of 26 feet, 6 inches) on his way to rounds of 66, 66, 69, 67.
Three back with three holes to play on Sunday, Henley birdied all of them to force the playoff with fellow Pro V1x player Eric Cole at 12 under par, rolling in putts of 15 feet, 3 inches (No. 16), 15 feet, 1 inch (No. 17) and 16 feet, 8 inches (No. 18) with his trusted Scotty Cameron Phantom X 5.
On the playoff hole, Henley split the fairway on Colonial’s par-4 18th then stuck his Pro V1x to 4 feet, 10 inches and rolled in the putt for the victory.
Titleist was also the overwhelming #1 ball (73%) and most played driver (45%), iron (38%), wedge (52%) and putter (28%) this week at Colonial.

10 YEARS LATER: HENLEY ON HIS MOVE TO A TITLEIST GOLF BALL

After starting his PGA TOUR career playing a competitive brand, Henley made the move to a Titleist golf ball toward the end of the 2016 season.

After Sunday’s win, he moved to No. 5 in the Official World Golf Ranking.

This week in Fort Worth, Henley was one of 96 players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball, 73% of the field and more than eight times the nearest competitor (11).

HENLEY ON WHY HE PLAYS PRO V1x

HENLEY NOTCHES ANOTHER WIN ON TOUR FOR TITLEIST DRIVER PLAYERS; GTS MOMENTUM CONTINUES IN TEXAS

His victory is the eighth PGA TOUR win by a Titleist driver player since March 8.

TSi3 10.0 driver | D•1 SureFit hosel, Neutral SureFit CG | HZRDUS Smoke Black 70 6.5 TX

HENLEY DIALS IN NEW GTS3 7-WOOD BEFORE WIN

NEW GTS3 21.0 fairway | C•4 SureFit hosel | Denali Black 80 TX

HENLEY GAINS ON APPROACH PLAY WITH BLENDED T-SERIES SETUP

This week at the Charles Schwab Challenge, Titleist was the most played iron with 50 sets in play (38%), double the next closest brand with 25.

HENLEY WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

Russell Henley was sharp with his NEW Vokey SM11 wedges when it mattered most, sticking back-to-back approaches tight on the 18th hole for birdies to end regulation and in extra holes.

For his wedge setup, Henley primarily uses his pitching and gap wedges as distance clubs for approach shots. For greenside shots, he relies on his S Grind sand wedge and his T Grind lob wedge.

This week at Colonial, there were 202 Vokey Design gap, sand and lob wedges in play (52%).

HENLEY MAKES BIG JUMP WITH SCOTTY CAMERON PHANTOM PUTTER

Henley first made the move to his Phantom X 5 in late 2023 at the season-ending RSM Classic, after he began working with putting instructor Phil Kenyon. He was previously in a Newport-style model.

This week, Henley gained +2.412 strokes putting on the field while averaging 1.67 putts per GIR.

He was one of 37 players who gamed a Scotty Cameron putter this week at Colonial, more than any other brand.

LPGA

Gaming her Pro V1x golf ball, Celine Boutier made six final-round birdies to charge up the leaderboard and earn her seventh career LPGA victory.

Boutier, who started the round four shots back of the lead, closed in 5-under 66 in windy conditions, tying the low round of the day on Sunday in New Jersey. She finished one stroke clear of the chasing pack.
With the win, her second at the ShopRite LPGA, the 32-year-old Frenchwoman climbs to No. 9 in the CME Rankings.

BOUTIER ON WHY SHE PLAYS PRO V1x

“Always been playing Pro V1x. I think it gives me a lot of feel, also a lot of distance and I'm also able to get a little bit more spin on my approach shots, which is a little bit easier for me to stop on the green.”
“For me, I think it's a lot about distance control, and especially on the approach shots and wedge shots, you definitely want the right feedback and you want the ball to perform as consistently as possible to be able to control the distance. You're going to want to produce a swing with a certain feel and certain speed for a certain distance and you've got to trust that the ball is going to react and perform the right way.”

LPGA CHAMP WINS WITH PHANTOM PUTTER

On Sunday, the champion came up clutch on the greens, needing only 26 putts to take home the trophy — including a lengthy birdie putt on the 14th hole to take the solo lead at 9 under.

TITLEIST IS OVERWHELMING #1 BALL & MOST PLAYED DRIVER, IRON, WEDGE AND PUTTER IN NEW JERSEY

This week at the ShopRite LPGA, Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball, with 110 players (76%) teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model — more than eight times the nearest competitor (13).

Titleist was also the most played driver (29%), iron (25%), wedge (41%) and putter (33%) for the week in New Jersey.

NCAA (Women)

The champion, who entered the week ranked No. 4 in the WAGR, birdied each of the final two holes at Omni La Costa to reach 12 under for the week and win by two.
With the victory, she earned an exemption into this coming week’s U.S. Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club.
Stanford captured the program’s third national championship in the last five years. Two players on the winning side were gaming Pro V1 golf balls and a full set of 14 Titleist clubs.

NCAA (Men)

Titleist was the most played driver, with 64 players at Omni La Costa gaming a Titleist (41%). Titleist was also the most played fairway (31%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) teeing off in Carlsbad with Titleist iron sets in the bag. Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 49 (57%) in play.
Vokey Design was the most played wedge, with 211 gap, sand and lob wedges in players’ bags (45%).

DP WORLD TOUR

Kota Kaneko closed in 3-under 67 to win by two and clinch his first career DP World Tour title. His final-nine 31 was highlighted by a chip-in birdie on the par-3 16th hole.

The 23-year-old gained +6.28 shots tee to green, including +2.32 on approach shots with 72% Greens in Regulation.
Over his rounds of 65, 65, 65, 67, Kaneko totaled 23 birdies (T1) with only five bogeys.
Kaneko was one of 116 players (74%) this week in Austria who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, six times the nearest competitor with 19 (12%).
The top three finishers, and eight of the top 10, played a Titleist golf ball.

DPWT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

LIV GOLF

Joaquin Niemann closed in 3-under 67 before sticking his wedge approach to 3 feet for birdie on the first playoff hole to capture his eighth LIV Golf title.

On Sunday, Niemann went out in 4-under 31 and was steady down the stretch, closing with seven straight pars to force extra holes.
Leading a 1-2-3-4-5 finish for Titleist golf ball players in Korea, Niemann was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x, hitting more than 76% Greens in Regulation (55/72) to help set up 20 birdies over four sub-70 rounds (66, 69, 66, 67).

KORN FERRY TOUR

Alvaro Ortiz birdied Nos. 17 and 18 on Sunday to force a playoff before securing his first career Korn Ferry Tour victory with another birdie on the first extra hole.

In the playoff, Ortiz stuck his final approach from 179 yards to 6 feet and rolled in his Pro V1 for the win.
Highlighted by a front-nine 28 on Friday that featured seven birdies, Ortiz posted rounds of 67, 62, 69, 72 with a total of 18 birdies and two eagles – including an ace on the par-3 6th hole on Saturday
Ortiz was dialed with his Pro V1 golf ball, gaining +7.740 strokes from tee to green with more than seven of them on approach (+3.084) and around the green (+4.075).
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Raleigh Country Club with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor (16 players).
Titleist was also the most played driver (36%), iron (36%), wedge (58%) and putter (33%).

KFT CHAMP WINS WITH FULL SET OF VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

JGTO

Shaun Norris went low to win his ninth career JGTO title by five shots and punch his ticket to the 154th Open Championship.

Norris, who moved to his Pro V1x Yellow golf ball last month (from Pro V1x), carded rounds of 63, 69, 67, 65 and went bogey-free over the weekend. On Sunday, he came home in 5-under 31 to separate from the field.
Norris' 24-under total broke the tournament scoring record by four shots.
Titleist Brand Ambassador Ren Yonezawa finished T2, also earned a spot in the field at Royal Birkdale.

LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR

Titleist Brand Ambassador Helen Briem left no doubt on Sunday in France, winning her second LET title by seven shots, the largest margin of victory on the LET this season.

Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Briem carded rounds of 69, 65, 67 to post 12 under for the week. She was the only player to post all three rounds in the 60s and eclipse double digits under par.
Her Saturday 65, which tied for the low round of the week, saw her gain +8.08 shots on the field, with +3.46 coming from her approach play and +2.43 on the greens.
With the win, the 20-year-old earns an exemption into the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship later this summer.

KLPGA

Minji Park fired a bogey-free, 8-under 64 Sunday to capture her 20th career KLPGA Tour victory. =

The 28-year-old Korean birded five of her final nine holes of competition to clinch the one-shot win. She began the final round five shots out of the lead.
Gaming her Pro V1 golf ball, Park gained nearly five strokes on approach (+4.86, 8th), while hitting 78% Greens in Regulation, to help set up 15 birdies.

KLPGA CHAMP WINS WITH VOKEY SM11 WEDGES

Wyndham Clark Games Pro V1x While Tying the Course Record to Win THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Tue, 26 May 2026 12:29:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Completely dialed in with his Pro V1x golf ball, Wyndham Clark posted an 11-under 60 Sunday at TPC Craig Ranch, tying the course record on his way to a three-shot victory.

Clark’s bogey-free final round featured an eagle and nine birdies, including a back-nine 28 punctuated with a final approach on 18 to 2 feet, 7 inches.
He tapped that in for his fourth birdie over his final five holes.
Clark gained +7.636 strokes from tee to green, including +4.543 on approach shots (with 79% Greens in Regulation).
He also went a perfect 5-for-5 on Sand Saves.
Over his rounds of 66-63-65-60, Clark totaled 28 birdies (T2) and two eagles — with only two bogeys the entire week.
Clark, who also shot 60 with his Pro V1x to win the weather-shortened 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, was one of 112 players (76%) this week in Texas who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor with 16 (11%).
Seven of the top eight finishers, and 11 of the top 13, at TPC Craig Ranch, played a Titleist golf ball.

WYNDHAM CLARK ON HIS PRO V1x GOLF BALL

“Honestly, one of the most important things in a player’s bag is the golf ball. If you don’t have control of that, then it doesn’t matter how you’re swinging, how the clubs are made, whatever. The golf ball is so important, and that’s ultimately what goes into the hole. Having faith and trusting your golf ball is huge.”
“I play [Pro V1x] because it’s kind of the perfect combination for me of launch and spin. … I'm a low spin player, I have a lot of speed, but I don't spin the ball very much. And the Pro V1x, especially with my irons and driver, spins at the numbers that I want. Also, I think it's great around the greens. So I’ve always been looking for spin. And this Pro V1x gives me exactly what I need.”
“The spin means the most to me, because I’m a low spin player, so I need the spin to help keep the ball in the air, to be able to control it better around the greens. And that's the most important thing for me. And especially out on Tour, you need to be able to have the ball to stop very quick, and that's what this ball does.”
“What’s unique in our game is you can get the ball and your equipment dialed into the exact thing that you need. And with Titleist having different [models], I was able to find one that with my irons, spun perfectly, and with my driver, spun perfectly. And around the greens, I was able to stop it quick and do everything I wanted with it.”

The 2023 U.S. Open champion was locked in with his approach play, as he gained +4.543 shots on the field (11th) while hitting 79% greens in regulation (T7).
On Sunday, he flagged his Pro V1x throughout the day, hitting 17 GIR and knocking several approaches tight:
- No. 4: 185 yards to 5 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 11: 158 yards to 6 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 12: 244 yards to 15 feet, 5 inches | Eagle
- No. 17: 125 yards to 12 feet, 2 inches | Birdie
- No. 18: 171 yards to 2 feet, 7 inches | Birdie
Around the greens, he ranked T2 in Scrambling, getting up-and-down to save par on 13 of 15 attempts (87%). He was also a perfect five-for-five in Sand Saves.

DP WORLD TOUR | Soudal Open

Richard Sterne (Pro V1x) closed in 5-under 66 Sunday to capture his seventh career DP World Tour title, making an eagle-3 on the par-5 17th on his way to a two-shot victory.

Posting four rounds in the 60s (64-68-68-66), Sterne led a 1-through-7 finish for Titleist golf ball players at the top of the leaderboard.
The 44-year-old South African was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x golf ball, hitting 79% Greens in Regulation (T4) to help set up 21 birdies and an eagle.

KORN FERRY TOUR | Visit Knoxville Open

Doc Redman (Pro V1x) made eagle on the first hole of an all-Pro V1x playoff to earn his second win of the Korn Ferry Tour season.

Redman made seven birdies in regulation on Sunday, the final one on the 72nd hole, to close in 6-under 65 and force extra holes in Knoxville.
The 28-year-old American was in control of his Pro V1x all week long, ranking 1st in Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green (+10.536).
Over six of those shots came from his approach play (+6.017, 4th), which saw him hit 83% greens in regulation (60/72; T13).
Redman recorded 27 birdies (2nd) on his way to four rounds of 66 or lower (64-64-66-65).
Hunter Eichhorn (Pro V1x) posted Sunday’s lowest round — a bogey-free 10-under 61 with a birdie on 18 — to join the playoff at 25 under par.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Holston Hills with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, more than five times the nearest competitor (21 players).

JGTO | Japan PGA Championship Senko Group Cup

Yusaku Hosono (Pro V1x) closed in 2-under 70 to capture his first-career JGTO win at one of the tour’s major championships.

The 23-year-old posted rounds of 68-65-70-70 to win by two shots.
His second-round 7-under 65 tied for the lowest round of the week.

KPGA / ASIAN TOUR | Kolon The 68th KOREA Open

Gaming his Scotty Cameron Phantom tour protype putter, this week’s champion captured his home national open and earned his spot in the field at Royal Birkdale for the 154th Open Championship.

It was the third career KPGA title for the 41-year-old, who was also gaming a Titleist hybrid in his winning setup.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | Trophy Hassan II

Scott Hend (Pro V1x) earned his first career Champions Tour victory in a five-shot runaway.

The 52-year-old Australian made 20 birdies (T1) over three rounds in Morocco, including three on the back nine Sunday, which helped him pull away from the chasing pack.

SUNSHINE TOUR | SunBet Challenge hosted by Sun Boardwalk

Justin Walters (Pro V1x) made clutch birdies on Nos. 15 and 16 down the stretch to reach 15 under for the week and win by one.

The victory marked the 45-year-old's third career Sunshine Tour title.

KLPGA | The 14th E1 Charity Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Jaravee Boonchant closed in 2-under 70 to win by two and secure her first KLPGA victory.

On Saturday, the 27-year-old made five birdies in a row on the back nine (holes No. 14–18) to card a flawless 5-under 67.
Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Boonchant gained nearly eight shots on the field from tee to green (+7.74, 4th) and +5.82 strokes on the field putting (7th) which helped set up 12 birdies in South Korea.

What’s in the Bag? | Jaravee Boonchant

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1x
Driver: GT3 10.0°
Fairway Metals: GT2 13.5° and GT3 18.0°
Hybrid: GT2 21.0°
Irons: T250 5, T150 6, and T100 7–PW
Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM11 48.10F, 52.08F, WedgeWorks 58L
Putter: Scotty Cameron Phantom 9 DB tour prototype

CHINA TOUR | Nanjing Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Shunyat Hak closed out his fifth career China Tour victory with a one-shot win.

Hak was among the 89% of the field who teed up a Titleist golf ball this week, including nine of the top 10 finishers on Sunday’s final leaderboard.

What’s in the Bag? | Shunyat Hak

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: GT3 8.0°
Hybrid: GT3 19.0°
Irons: T250 3, 620 CB 4–6, and 620 MB 7–9
Wedges: Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 54.10S, WedgeWorks 60A+

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Women’s Championship

As the 2026 NCAA D1 Women’s Championship kicked off this week in Carlsbad, 131 competitors (84%) began their pursuit of a national championship title by trusting a Titleist golf ball, more than nine times the nearest competitor (14).

Sixty-three players at Omni La Costa gamed a Titleist driver (40%), 26 more than the total of the nearest competitor (37).
Titleist was also the most played fairway (34%) and hybrid (34%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) arriving in California with Titleist iron sets.
Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 35 (83%) in play.
More than half of all gap, sand and lob wedges were Vokey Design, with a total of 259 (54%) in players’ bags.

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Men’s Regionals

The NCAA D1 Men’s Regionals concluded this week, with 88% of competitors across six different sites having teed up a Titleist golf ball.

Titleist also combined to be the most played driver (43%), iron (44%) and wedge (54%).
Across the six sites, there were a total of 10 medalists and co-medalists — all of whom played a Titleist golf ball (5 Pro V1, 5 Pro V1x).
More than half (6) also played a Titleist driver (including two NEW GTS4 models), Titleist irons and Vokey wedges.
Four of the 10 gamed a Scotty Cameron putter (T1).

AMATEUR | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship

The U.S. Amateur Four-Ball concluded this week, with both members of the victorious team gaming a Titleist golf ball, fairways, irons and Vokey Design wedges.

The champions were among the 224 competitors (88%) this week who teed up a Pro V1, Pro V1x or Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball model — more than 18 times the nearest competitor (12).
Titleist was also the most played in every major equipment category: driver (40%), fairway (35%), hybrid (43%), utility iron (50%), iron (38%), wedge (66%) and putter (26%).

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 1

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1x
Fairways: GT3 15.0°, 18.0°
Irons: T250 4 and T100 5-PW
Wedges: Vokey Design SM9 52°, 56°, 60°

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 2

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: TSR3 8.0°
Fairway Metal: TSi2 15.0
Utility Iron: 718 T-MB 4
Irons: 718 AP2 5-PW irons
Wedges: Vokey Design SM8 52°, 56°, SM7 60°

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Wyndham Clark Games Pro V1x While Tying the Course Record to Win THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Tue, 26 May 2026 12:29:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Completely dialed in with his Pro V1x golf ball, Wyndham Clark posted an 11-under 60 Sunday at TPC Craig Ranch, tying the course record on his way to a three-shot victory.

Clark’s bogey-free final round featured an eagle and nine birdies, including a back-nine 28 punctuated with a final approach on 18 to 2 feet, 7 inches.
He tapped that in for his fourth birdie over his final five holes.
Clark gained +7.636 strokes from tee to green, including +4.543 on approach shots (with 79% Greens in Regulation).
He also went a perfect 5-for-5 on Sand Saves.
Over his rounds of 66-63-65-60, Clark totaled 28 birdies (T2) and two eagles — with only two bogeys the entire week.
Clark, who also shot 60 with his Pro V1x to win the weather-shortened 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, was one of 112 players (76%) this week in Texas who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor with 16 (11%).
Seven of the top eight finishers, and 11 of the top 13, at TPC Craig Ranch, played a Titleist golf ball.

WYNDHAM CLARK ON HIS PRO V1x GOLF BALL

“Honestly, one of the most important things in a player’s bag is the golf ball. If you don’t have control of that, then it doesn’t matter how you’re swinging, how the clubs are made, whatever. The golf ball is so important, and that’s ultimately what goes into the hole. Having faith and trusting your golf ball is huge.”
“I play [Pro V1x] because it’s kind of the perfect combination for me of launch and spin. … I'm a low spin player, I have a lot of speed, but I don't spin the ball very much. And the Pro V1x, especially with my irons and driver, spins at the numbers that I want. Also, I think it's great around the greens. So I’ve always been looking for spin. And this Pro V1x gives me exactly what I need.”
“The spin means the most to me, because I’m a low spin player, so I need the spin to help keep the ball in the air, to be able to control it better around the greens. And that's the most important thing for me. And especially out on Tour, you need to be able to have the ball to stop very quick, and that's what this ball does.”
“What’s unique in our game is you can get the ball and your equipment dialed into the exact thing that you need. And with Titleist having different [models], I was able to find one that with my irons, spun perfectly, and with my driver, spun perfectly. And around the greens, I was able to stop it quick and do everything I wanted with it.”

The 2023 U.S. Open champion was locked in with his approach play, as he gained +4.543 shots on the field (11th) while hitting 79% greens in regulation (T7).
On Sunday, he flagged his Pro V1x throughout the day, hitting 17 GIR and knocking several approaches tight:
- No. 4: 185 yards to 5 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 11: 158 yards to 6 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 12: 244 yards to 15 feet, 5 inches | Eagle
- No. 17: 125 yards to 12 feet, 2 inches | Birdie
- No. 18: 171 yards to 2 feet, 7 inches | Birdie
Around the greens, he ranked T2 in Scrambling, getting up-and-down to save par on 13 of 15 attempts (87%). He was also a perfect five-for-five in Sand Saves.

DP WORLD TOUR | Soudal Open

Richard Sterne (Pro V1x) closed in 5-under 66 Sunday to capture his seventh career DP World Tour title, making an eagle-3 on the par-5 17th on his way to a two-shot victory.

Posting four rounds in the 60s (64-68-68-66), Sterne led a 1-through-7 finish for Titleist golf ball players at the top of the leaderboard.
The 44-year-old South African was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x golf ball, hitting 79% Greens in Regulation (T4) to help set up 21 birdies and an eagle.

KORN FERRY TOUR | Visit Knoxville Open

Doc Redman (Pro V1x) made eagle on the first hole of an all-Pro V1x playoff to earn his second win of the Korn Ferry Tour season.

Redman made seven birdies in regulation on Sunday, the final one on the 72nd hole, to close in 6-under 65 and force extra holes in Knoxville.
The 28-year-old American was in control of his Pro V1x all week long, ranking 1st in Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green (+10.536).
Over six of those shots came from his approach play (+6.017, 4th), which saw him hit 83% greens in regulation (60/72; T13).
Redman recorded 27 birdies (2nd) on his way to four rounds of 66 or lower (64-64-66-65).
Hunter Eichhorn (Pro V1x) posted Sunday’s lowest round — a bogey-free 10-under 61 with a birdie on 18 — to join the playoff at 25 under par.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Holston Hills with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, more than five times the nearest competitor (21 players).

JGTO | Japan PGA Championship Senko Group Cup

Yusaku Hosono (Pro V1x) closed in 2-under 70 to capture his first-career JGTO win at one of the tour’s major championships.

The 23-year-old posted rounds of 68-65-70-70 to win by two shots.
His second-round 7-under 65 tied for the lowest round of the week.

KPGA / ASIAN TOUR | Kolon The 68th KOREA Open

Gaming his Scotty Cameron Phantom tour protype putter, this week’s champion captured his home national open and earned his spot in the field at Royal Birkdale for the 154th Open Championship.

It was the third career KPGA title for the 41-year-old, who was also gaming a Titleist hybrid in his winning setup.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | Trophy Hassan II

Scott Hend (Pro V1x) earned his first career Champions Tour victory in a five-shot runaway.

The 52-year-old Australian made 20 birdies (T1) over three rounds in Morocco, including three on the back nine Sunday, which helped him pull away from the chasing pack.

SUNSHINE TOUR | SunBet Challenge hosted by Sun Boardwalk

Justin Walters (Pro V1x) made clutch birdies on Nos. 15 and 16 down the stretch to reach 15 under for the week and win by one.

The victory marked the 45-year-old's third career Sunshine Tour title.

KLPGA | The 14th E1 Charity Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Jaravee Boonchant closed in 2-under 70 to win by two and secure her first KLPGA victory.

On Saturday, the 27-year-old made five birdies in a row on the back nine (holes No. 14–18) to card a flawless 5-under 67.
Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Boonchant gained nearly eight shots on the field from tee to green (+7.74, 4th) and +5.82 strokes on the field putting (7th) which helped set up 12 birdies in South Korea.

What’s in the Bag? | Jaravee Boonchant

CHINA TOUR | Nanjing Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Shunyat Hak closed out his fifth career China Tour victory with a one-shot win.

Hak was among the 89% of the field who teed up a Titleist golf ball this week, including nine of the top 10 finishers on Sunday’s final leaderboard.

What’s in the Bag? | Shunyat Hak

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Women’s Championship

Sixty-three players at Omni La Costa gamed a Titleist driver (40%), 26 more than the total of the nearest competitor (37).
Titleist was also the most played fairway (34%) and hybrid (34%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) arriving in California with Titleist iron sets.
Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 35 (83%) in play.
More than half of all gap, sand and lob wedges were Vokey Design, with a total of 259 (54%) in players’ bags.

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Men’s Regionals

The NCAA D1 Men’s Regionals concluded this week, with 88% of competitors across six different sites having teed up a Titleist golf ball.

Titleist also combined to be the most played driver (43%), iron (44%) and wedge (54%).
Across the six sites, there were a total of 10 medalists and co-medalists — all of whom played a Titleist golf ball (5 Pro V1, 5 Pro V1x).
More than half (6) also played a Titleist driver (including two NEW GTS4 models), Titleist irons and Vokey wedges.
Four of the 10 gamed a Scotty Cameron putter (T1).

AMATEUR | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship

The U.S. Amateur Four-Ball concluded this week, with both members of the victorious team gaming a Titleist golf ball, fairways, irons and Vokey Design wedges.

The champions were among the 224 competitors (88%) this week who teed up a Pro V1, Pro V1x or Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball model — more than 18 times the nearest competitor (12).
Titleist was also the most played in every major equipment category: driver (40%), fairway (35%), hybrid (43%), utility iron (50%), iron (38%), wedge (66%) and putter (26%).

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 1

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1x
Fairways: GT3 15.0°, 18.0°
Irons: T250 4 and T100 5-PW
Wedges: Vokey Design SM9 52°, 56°, 60°

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 2

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: TSR3 8.0°
Fairway Metal: TSi2 15.0
Utility Iron: 718 T-MB 4
Irons: 718 AP2 5-PW irons
Wedges: Vokey Design SM8 52°, 56°, SM7 60°

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Wyndham Clark Games Pro V1x While Tying the Course Record to Win THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Tue, 26 May 2026 12:29:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Completely dialed in with his Pro V1x golf ball, Wyndham Clark posted an 11-under 60 Sunday at TPC Craig Ranch, tying the course record on his way to a three-shot victory.

Clark’s bogey-free final round featured an eagle and nine birdies, including a back-nine 28 punctuated with a final approach on 18 to 2 feet, 7 inches.
He tapped that in for his fourth birdie over his final five holes.
Clark gained +7.636 strokes from tee to green, including +4.543 on approach shots (with 79% Greens in Regulation).
He also went a perfect 5-for-5 on Sand Saves.
Over his rounds of 66-63-65-60, Clark totaled 28 birdies (T2) and two eagles — with only two bogeys the entire week.
Clark, who also shot 60 with his Pro V1x to win the weather-shortened 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, was one of 112 players (76%) this week in Texas who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor with 16 (11%).
Seven of the top eight finishers, and 11 of the top 13, at TPC Craig Ranch, played a Titleist golf ball.

WYNDHAM CLARK ON HIS PRO V1x GOLF BALL

“Honestly, one of the most important things in a player’s bag is the golf ball. If you don’t have control of that, then it doesn’t matter how you’re swinging, how the clubs are made, whatever. The golf ball is so important, and that’s ultimately what goes into the hole. Having faith and trusting your golf ball is huge.”
“I play [Pro V1x] because it’s kind of the perfect combination for me of launch and spin. … I'm a low spin player, I have a lot of speed, but I don't spin the ball very much. And the Pro V1x, especially with my irons and driver, spins at the numbers that I want. Also, I think it's great around the greens. So I’ve always been looking for spin. And this Pro V1x gives me exactly what I need.”
“The spin means the most to me, because I’m a low spin player, so I need the spin to help keep the ball in the air, to be able to control it better around the greens. And that's the most important thing for me. And especially out on Tour, you need to be able to have the ball to stop very quick, and that's what this ball does.”
“What’s unique in our game is you can get the ball and your equipment dialed into the exact thing that you need. And with Titleist having different [models], I was able to find one that with my irons, spun perfectly, and with my driver, spun perfectly. And around the greens, I was able to stop it quick and do everything I wanted with it.”

The 2023 U.S. Open champion was locked in with his approach play, as he gained +4.543 shots on the field (11th) while hitting 79% greens in regulation (T7).
On Sunday, he flagged his Pro V1x throughout the day, hitting 17 GIR and knocking several approaches tight:
- No. 4: 185 yards to 5 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 11: 158 yards to 6 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 12: 244 yards to 15 feet, 5 inches | Eagle
- No. 17: 125 yards to 12 feet, 2 inches | Birdie
- No. 18: 171 yards to 2 feet, 7 inches | Birdie
Around the greens, he ranked T2 in Scrambling, getting up-and-down to save par on 13 of 15 attempts (87%). He was also a perfect five-for-five in Sand Saves.

DP WORLD TOUR | Soudal Open

Richard Sterne (Pro V1x) closed in 5-under 66 Sunday to capture his seventh career DP World Tour title, making an eagle-3 on the par-5 17th on his way to a two-shot victory.

Posting four rounds in the 60s (64-68-68-66), Sterne led a 1-through-7 finish for Titleist golf ball players at the top of the leaderboard.
The 44-year-old South African was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x golf ball, hitting 79% Greens in Regulation (T4) to help set up 21 birdies and an eagle.

KORN FERRY TOUR | Visit Knoxville Open

Doc Redman (Pro V1x) made eagle on the first hole of an all-Pro V1x playoff to earn his second win of the Korn Ferry Tour season.

Redman made seven birdies in regulation on Sunday, the final one on the 72nd hole, to close in 6-under 65 and force extra holes in Knoxville.
The 28-year-old American was in control of his Pro V1x all week long, ranking 1st in Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green (+10.536).
Over six of those shots came from his approach play (+6.017, 4th), which saw him hit 83% greens in regulation (60/72; T13).
Redman recorded 27 birdies (2nd) on his way to four rounds of 66 or lower (64-64-66-65).
Hunter Eichhorn (Pro V1x) posted Sunday’s lowest round — a bogey-free 10-under 61 with a birdie on 18 — to join the playoff at 25 under par.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Holston Hills with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, more than five times the nearest competitor (21 players).

JGTO | Japan PGA Championship Senko Group Cup

Yusaku Hosono (Pro V1x) closed in 2-under 70 to capture his first-career JGTO win at one of the tour’s major championships.

The 23-year-old posted rounds of 68-65-70-70 to win by two shots.
His second-round 7-under 65 tied for the lowest round of the week.

KPGA / ASIAN TOUR | Kolon The 68th KOREA Open

Gaming his Scotty Cameron Phantom tour protype putter, this week’s champion captured his home national open and earned his spot in the field at Royal Birkdale for the 154th Open Championship.

It was the third career KPGA title for the 41-year-old, who was also gaming a Titleist hybrid in his winning setup.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | Trophy Hassan II

Scott Hend (Pro V1x) earned his first career Champions Tour victory in a five-shot runaway.

The 52-year-old Australian made 20 birdies (T1) over three rounds in Morocco, including three on the back nine Sunday, which helped him pull away from the chasing pack.

SUNSHINE TOUR | SunBet Challenge hosted by Sun Boardwalk

Justin Walters (Pro V1x) made clutch birdies on Nos. 15 and 16 down the stretch to reach 15 under for the week and win by one.

The victory marked the 45-year-old's third career Sunshine Tour title.

KLPGA | The 14th E1 Charity Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Jaravee Boonchant closed in 2-under 70 to win by two and secure her first KLPGA victory.

On Saturday, the 27-year-old made five birdies in a row on the back nine (holes No. 14–18) to card a flawless 5-under 67.
Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Boonchant gained nearly eight shots on the field from tee to green (+7.74, 4th) and +5.82 strokes on the field putting (7th) which helped set up 12 birdies in South Korea.

What’s in the Bag? | Jaravee Boonchant

CHINA TOUR | Nanjing Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Shunyat Hak closed out his fifth career China Tour victory with a one-shot win.

Hak was among the 89% of the field who teed up a Titleist golf ball this week, including nine of the top 10 finishers on Sunday’s final leaderboard.

What’s in the Bag? | Shunyat Hak

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Women’s Championship

Sixty-three players at Omni La Costa gamed a Titleist driver (40%), 26 more than the total of the nearest competitor (37).
Titleist was also the most played fairway (34%) and hybrid (34%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) arriving in California with Titleist iron sets.
Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 35 (83%) in play.
More than half of all gap, sand and lob wedges were Vokey Design, with a total of 259 (54%) in players’ bags.

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Men’s Regionals

The NCAA D1 Men’s Regionals concluded this week, with 88% of competitors across six different sites having teed up a Titleist golf ball.

Titleist also combined to be the most played driver (43%), iron (44%) and wedge (54%).
Across the six sites, there were a total of 10 medalists and co-medalists — all of whom played a Titleist golf ball (5 Pro V1, 5 Pro V1x).
More than half (6) also played a Titleist driver (including two NEW GTS4 models), Titleist irons and Vokey wedges.
Four of the 10 gamed a Scotty Cameron putter (T1).

AMATEUR | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship

The U.S. Amateur Four-Ball concluded this week, with both members of the victorious team gaming a Titleist golf ball, fairways, irons and Vokey Design wedges.

The champions were among the 224 competitors (88%) this week who teed up a Pro V1, Pro V1x or Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball model — more than 18 times the nearest competitor (12).
Titleist was also the most played in every major equipment category: driver (40%), fairway (35%), hybrid (43%), utility iron (50%), iron (38%), wedge (66%) and putter (26%).

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 1

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1x
Fairways: GT3 15.0°, 18.0°
Irons: T250 4 and T100 5-PW
Wedges: Vokey Design SM9 52°, 56°, 60°

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 2

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: TSR3 8.0°
Fairway Metal: TSi2 15.0
Utility Iron: 718 T-MB 4
Irons: 718 AP2 5-PW irons
Wedges: Vokey Design SM8 52°, 56°, SM7 60°

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Wyndham Clark Games Pro V1x While Tying the Course Record to Win THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Tue, 26 May 2026 12:29:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Completely dialed in with his Pro V1x golf ball, Wyndham Clark posted an 11-under 60 Sunday at TPC Craig Ranch, tying the course record on his way to a three-shot victory.

Clark’s bogey-free final round featured an eagle and nine birdies, including a back-nine 28 punctuated with a final approach on 18 to 2 feet, 7 inches.
He tapped that in for his fourth birdie over his final five holes.
Clark gained +7.636 strokes from tee to green, including +4.543 on approach shots (with 79% Greens in Regulation).
He also went a perfect 5-for-5 on Sand Saves.
Over his rounds of 66-63-65-60, Clark totaled 28 birdies (T2) and two eagles — with only two bogeys the entire week.
Clark, who also shot 60 with his Pro V1x to win the weather-shortened 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, was one of 112 players (76%) this week in Texas who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor with 16 (11%).
Seven of the top eight finishers, and 11 of the top 13, at TPC Craig Ranch, played a Titleist golf ball.

WYNDHAM CLARK ON HIS PRO V1x GOLF BALL

“Honestly, one of the most important things in a player’s bag is the golf ball. If you don’t have control of that, then it doesn’t matter how you’re swinging, how the clubs are made, whatever. The golf ball is so important, and that’s ultimately what goes into the hole. Having faith and trusting your golf ball is huge.”
“I play [Pro V1x] because it’s kind of the perfect combination for me of launch and spin. … I'm a low spin player, I have a lot of speed, but I don't spin the ball very much. And the Pro V1x, especially with my irons and driver, spins at the numbers that I want. Also, I think it's great around the greens. So I’ve always been looking for spin. And this Pro V1x gives me exactly what I need.”
“The spin means the most to me, because I’m a low spin player, so I need the spin to help keep the ball in the air, to be able to control it better around the greens. And that's the most important thing for me. And especially out on Tour, you need to be able to have the ball to stop very quick, and that's what this ball does.”
“What’s unique in our game is you can get the ball and your equipment dialed into the exact thing that you need. And with Titleist having different [models], I was able to find one that with my irons, spun perfectly, and with my driver, spun perfectly. And around the greens, I was able to stop it quick and do everything I wanted with it.”

The 2023 U.S. Open champion was locked in with his approach play, as he gained +4.543 shots on the field (11th) while hitting 79% greens in regulation (T7).
On Sunday, he flagged his Pro V1x throughout the day, hitting 17 GIR and knocking several approaches tight:
- No. 4: 185 yards to 5 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 11: 158 yards to 6 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 12: 244 yards to 15 feet, 5 inches | Eagle
- No. 17: 125 yards to 12 feet, 2 inches | Birdie
- No. 18: 171 yards to 2 feet, 7 inches | Birdie
Around the greens, he ranked T2 in Scrambling, getting up-and-down to save par on 13 of 15 attempts (87%). He was also a perfect five-for-five in Sand Saves.

DP WORLD TOUR | Soudal Open

Richard Sterne (Pro V1x) closed in 5-under 66 Sunday to capture his seventh career DP World Tour title, making an eagle-3 on the par-5 17th on his way to a two-shot victory.

Posting four rounds in the 60s (64-68-68-66), Sterne led a 1-through-7 finish for Titleist golf ball players at the top of the leaderboard.
The 44-year-old South African was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x golf ball, hitting 79% Greens in Regulation (T4) to help set up 21 birdies and an eagle.

KORN FERRY TOUR | Visit Knoxville Open

Doc Redman (Pro V1x) made eagle on the first hole of an all-Pro V1x playoff to earn his second win of the Korn Ferry Tour season.

Redman made seven birdies in regulation on Sunday, the final one on the 72nd hole, to close in 6-under 65 and force extra holes in Knoxville.
The 28-year-old American was in control of his Pro V1x all week long, ranking 1st in Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green (+10.536).
Over six of those shots came from his approach play (+6.017, 4th), which saw him hit 83% greens in regulation (60/72; T13).
Redman recorded 27 birdies (2nd) on his way to four rounds of 66 or lower (64-64-66-65).
Hunter Eichhorn (Pro V1x) posted Sunday’s lowest round — a bogey-free 10-under 61 with a birdie on 18 — to join the playoff at 25 under par.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Holston Hills with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, more than five times the nearest competitor (21 players).

JGTO | Japan PGA Championship Senko Group Cup

Yusaku Hosono (Pro V1x) closed in 2-under 70 to capture his first-career JGTO win at one of the tour’s major championships.

The 23-year-old posted rounds of 68-65-70-70 to win by two shots.
His second-round 7-under 65 tied for the lowest round of the week.

KPGA / ASIAN TOUR | Kolon The 68th KOREA Open

Gaming his Scotty Cameron Phantom tour protype putter, this week’s champion captured his home national open and earned his spot in the field at Royal Birkdale for the 154th Open Championship.

It was the third career KPGA title for the 41-year-old, who was also gaming a Titleist hybrid in his winning setup.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | Trophy Hassan II

Scott Hend (Pro V1x) earned his first career Champions Tour victory in a five-shot runaway.

The 52-year-old Australian made 20 birdies (T1) over three rounds in Morocco, including three on the back nine Sunday, which helped him pull away from the chasing pack.

SUNSHINE TOUR | SunBet Challenge hosted by Sun Boardwalk

Justin Walters (Pro V1x) made clutch birdies on Nos. 15 and 16 down the stretch to reach 15 under for the week and win by one.

The victory marked the 45-year-old's third career Sunshine Tour title.

KLPGA | The 14th E1 Charity Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Jaravee Boonchant closed in 2-under 70 to win by two and secure her first KLPGA victory.

On Saturday, the 27-year-old made five birdies in a row on the back nine (holes No. 14–18) to card a flawless 5-under 67.
Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Boonchant gained nearly eight shots on the field from tee to green (+7.74, 4th) and +5.82 strokes on the field putting (7th) which helped set up 12 birdies in South Korea.

What’s in the Bag? | Jaravee Boonchant

CHINA TOUR | Nanjing Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Shunyat Hak closed out his fifth career China Tour victory with a one-shot win.

Hak was among the 89% of the field who teed up a Titleist golf ball this week, including nine of the top 10 finishers on Sunday’s final leaderboard.

What’s in the Bag? | Shunyat Hak

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Women’s Championship

Sixty-three players at Omni La Costa gamed a Titleist driver (40%), 26 more than the total of the nearest competitor (37).
Titleist was also the most played fairway (34%) and hybrid (34%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) arriving in California with Titleist iron sets.
Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 35 (83%) in play.
More than half of all gap, sand and lob wedges were Vokey Design, with a total of 259 (54%) in players’ bags.

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Men’s Regionals

The NCAA D1 Men’s Regionals concluded this week, with 88% of competitors across six different sites having teed up a Titleist golf ball.

Titleist also combined to be the most played driver (43%), iron (44%) and wedge (54%).
Across the six sites, there were a total of 10 medalists and co-medalists — all of whom played a Titleist golf ball (5 Pro V1, 5 Pro V1x).
More than half (6) also played a Titleist driver (including two NEW GTS4 models), Titleist irons and Vokey wedges.
Four of the 10 gamed a Scotty Cameron putter (T1).

AMATEUR | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship

The U.S. Amateur Four-Ball concluded this week, with both members of the victorious team gaming a Titleist golf ball, fairways, irons and Vokey Design wedges.

The champions were among the 224 competitors (88%) this week who teed up a Pro V1, Pro V1x or Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball model — more than 18 times the nearest competitor (12).
Titleist was also the most played in every major equipment category: driver (40%), fairway (35%), hybrid (43%), utility iron (50%), iron (38%), wedge (66%) and putter (26%).

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 1

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1x
Fairways: GT3 15.0°, 18.0°
Irons: T250 4 and T100 5-PW
Wedges: Vokey Design SM9 52°, 56°, 60°

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 2

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: TSR3 8.0°
Fairway Metal: TSi2 15.0
Utility Iron: 718 T-MB 4
Irons: 718 AP2 5-PW irons
Wedges: Vokey Design SM8 52°, 56°, SM7 60°

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Wyndham Clark Games Pro V1x While Tying the Course Record to Win THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Tue, 26 May 2026 12:29:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Completely dialed in with his Pro V1x golf ball, Wyndham Clark posted an 11-under 60 Sunday at TPC Craig Ranch, tying the course record on his way to a three-shot victory.

Clark’s bogey-free final round featured an eagle and nine birdies, including a back-nine 28 punctuated with a final approach on 18 to 2 feet, 7 inches.
He tapped that in for his fourth birdie over his final five holes.
Clark gained +7.636 strokes from tee to green, including +4.543 on approach shots (with 79% Greens in Regulation).
He also went a perfect 5-for-5 on Sand Saves.
Over his rounds of 66-63-65-60, Clark totaled 28 birdies (T2) and two eagles — with only two bogeys the entire week.
Clark, who also shot 60 with his Pro V1x to win the weather-shortened 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, was one of 112 players (76%) this week in Texas who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor with 16 (11%).
Seven of the top eight finishers, and 11 of the top 13, at TPC Craig Ranch, played a Titleist golf ball.

WYNDHAM CLARK ON HIS PRO V1x GOLF BALL

“Honestly, one of the most important things in a player’s bag is the golf ball. If you don’t have control of that, then it doesn’t matter how you’re swinging, how the clubs are made, whatever. The golf ball is so important, and that’s ultimately what goes into the hole. Having faith and trusting your golf ball is huge.”
“I play [Pro V1x] because it’s kind of the perfect combination for me of launch and spin. … I'm a low spin player, I have a lot of speed, but I don't spin the ball very much. And the Pro V1x, especially with my irons and driver, spins at the numbers that I want. Also, I think it's great around the greens. So I’ve always been looking for spin. And this Pro V1x gives me exactly what I need.”
“The spin means the most to me, because I’m a low spin player, so I need the spin to help keep the ball in the air, to be able to control it better around the greens. And that's the most important thing for me. And especially out on Tour, you need to be able to have the ball to stop very quick, and that's what this ball does.”
“What’s unique in our game is you can get the ball and your equipment dialed into the exact thing that you need. And with Titleist having different [models], I was able to find one that with my irons, spun perfectly, and with my driver, spun perfectly. And around the greens, I was able to stop it quick and do everything I wanted with it.”

The 2023 U.S. Open champion was locked in with his approach play, as he gained +4.543 shots on the field (11th) while hitting 79% greens in regulation (T7).
On Sunday, he flagged his Pro V1x throughout the day, hitting 17 GIR and knocking several approaches tight:
- No. 4: 185 yards to 5 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 11: 158 yards to 6 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 12: 244 yards to 15 feet, 5 inches | Eagle
- No. 17: 125 yards to 12 feet, 2 inches | Birdie
- No. 18: 171 yards to 2 feet, 7 inches | Birdie
Around the greens, he ranked T2 in Scrambling, getting up-and-down to save par on 13 of 15 attempts (87%). He was also a perfect five-for-five in Sand Saves.

DP WORLD TOUR | Soudal Open

Richard Sterne (Pro V1x) closed in 5-under 66 Sunday to capture his seventh career DP World Tour title, making an eagle-3 on the par-5 17th on his way to a two-shot victory.

Posting four rounds in the 60s (64-68-68-66), Sterne led a 1-through-7 finish for Titleist golf ball players at the top of the leaderboard.
The 44-year-old South African was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x golf ball, hitting 79% Greens in Regulation (T4) to help set up 21 birdies and an eagle.

KORN FERRY TOUR | Visit Knoxville Open

Doc Redman (Pro V1x) made eagle on the first hole of an all-Pro V1x playoff to earn his second win of the Korn Ferry Tour season.

Redman made seven birdies in regulation on Sunday, the final one on the 72nd hole, to close in 6-under 65 and force extra holes in Knoxville.
The 28-year-old American was in control of his Pro V1x all week long, ranking 1st in Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green (+10.536).
Over six of those shots came from his approach play (+6.017, 4th), which saw him hit 83% greens in regulation (60/72; T13).
Redman recorded 27 birdies (2nd) on his way to four rounds of 66 or lower (64-64-66-65).
Hunter Eichhorn (Pro V1x) posted Sunday’s lowest round — a bogey-free 10-under 61 with a birdie on 18 — to join the playoff at 25 under par.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Holston Hills with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, more than five times the nearest competitor (21 players).

JGTO | Japan PGA Championship Senko Group Cup

Yusaku Hosono (Pro V1x) closed in 2-under 70 to capture his first-career JGTO win at one of the tour’s major championships.

The 23-year-old posted rounds of 68-65-70-70 to win by two shots.
His second-round 7-under 65 tied for the lowest round of the week.

KPGA / ASIAN TOUR | Kolon The 68th KOREA Open

Gaming his Scotty Cameron Phantom tour protype putter, this week’s champion captured his home national open and earned his spot in the field at Royal Birkdale for the 154th Open Championship.

It was the third career KPGA title for the 41-year-old, who was also gaming a Titleist hybrid in his winning setup.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | Trophy Hassan II

Scott Hend (Pro V1x) earned his first career Champions Tour victory in a five-shot runaway.

The 52-year-old Australian made 20 birdies (T1) over three rounds in Morocco, including three on the back nine Sunday, which helped him pull away from the chasing pack.

SUNSHINE TOUR | SunBet Challenge hosted by Sun Boardwalk

Justin Walters (Pro V1x) made clutch birdies on Nos. 15 and 16 down the stretch to reach 15 under for the week and win by one.

The victory marked the 45-year-old's third career Sunshine Tour title.

KLPGA | The 14th E1 Charity Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Jaravee Boonchant closed in 2-under 70 to win by two and secure her first KLPGA victory.

On Saturday, the 27-year-old made five birdies in a row on the back nine (holes No. 14–18) to card a flawless 5-under 67.
Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Boonchant gained nearly eight shots on the field from tee to green (+7.74, 4th) and +5.82 strokes on the field putting (7th) which helped set up 12 birdies in South Korea.

What’s in the Bag? | Jaravee Boonchant

CHINA TOUR | Nanjing Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Shunyat Hak closed out his fifth career China Tour victory with a one-shot win.

Hak was among the 89% of the field who teed up a Titleist golf ball this week, including nine of the top 10 finishers on Sunday’s final leaderboard.

What’s in the Bag? | Shunyat Hak

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Women’s Championship

Sixty-three players at Omni La Costa gamed a Titleist driver (40%), 26 more than the total of the nearest competitor (37).
Titleist was also the most played fairway (34%) and hybrid (34%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) arriving in California with Titleist iron sets.
Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 35 (83%) in play.
More than half of all gap, sand and lob wedges were Vokey Design, with a total of 259 (54%) in players’ bags.

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Men’s Regionals

The NCAA D1 Men’s Regionals concluded this week, with 88% of competitors across six different sites having teed up a Titleist golf ball.

Titleist also combined to be the most played driver (43%), iron (44%) and wedge (54%).
Across the six sites, there were a total of 10 medalists and co-medalists — all of whom played a Titleist golf ball (5 Pro V1, 5 Pro V1x).
More than half (6) also played a Titleist driver (including two NEW GTS4 models), Titleist irons and Vokey wedges.
Four of the 10 gamed a Scotty Cameron putter (T1).

AMATEUR | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship

The U.S. Amateur Four-Ball concluded this week, with both members of the victorious team gaming a Titleist golf ball, fairways, irons and Vokey Design wedges.

The champions were among the 224 competitors (88%) this week who teed up a Pro V1, Pro V1x or Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball model — more than 18 times the nearest competitor (12).
Titleist was also the most played in every major equipment category: driver (40%), fairway (35%), hybrid (43%), utility iron (50%), iron (38%), wedge (66%) and putter (26%).

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 1

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1x
Fairways: GT3 15.0°, 18.0°
Irons: T250 4 and T100 5-PW
Wedges: Vokey Design SM9 52°, 56°, 60°

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 2

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: TSR3 8.0°
Fairway Metal: TSi2 15.0
Utility Iron: 718 T-MB 4
Irons: 718 AP2 5-PW irons
Wedges: Vokey Design SM8 52°, 56°, SM7 60°

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Wyndham Clark Games Pro V1x While Tying the Course Record to Win THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Tue, 26 May 2026 12:29:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Completely dialed in with his Pro V1x golf ball, Wyndham Clark posted an 11-under 60 Sunday at TPC Craig Ranch, tying the course record on his way to a three-shot victory.

Clark’s bogey-free final round featured an eagle and nine birdies, including a back-nine 28 punctuated with a final approach on 18 to 2 feet, 7 inches.
He tapped that in for his fourth birdie over his final five holes.
Clark gained +7.636 strokes from tee to green, including +4.543 on approach shots (with 79% Greens in Regulation).
He also went a perfect 5-for-5 on Sand Saves.
Over his rounds of 66-63-65-60, Clark totaled 28 birdies (T2) and two eagles — with only two bogeys the entire week.
Clark, who also shot 60 with his Pro V1x to win the weather-shortened 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, was one of 112 players (76%) this week in Texas who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor with 16 (11%).
Seven of the top eight finishers, and 11 of the top 13, at TPC Craig Ranch, played a Titleist golf ball.

WYNDHAM CLARK ON HIS PRO V1x GOLF BALL

“Honestly, one of the most important things in a player’s bag is the golf ball. If you don’t have control of that, then it doesn’t matter how you’re swinging, how the clubs are made, whatever. The golf ball is so important, and that’s ultimately what goes into the hole. Having faith and trusting your golf ball is huge.”
“I play [Pro V1x] because it’s kind of the perfect combination for me of launch and spin. … I'm a low spin player, I have a lot of speed, but I don't spin the ball very much. And the Pro V1x, especially with my irons and driver, spins at the numbers that I want. Also, I think it's great around the greens. So I’ve always been looking for spin. And this Pro V1x gives me exactly what I need.”
“The spin means the most to me, because I’m a low spin player, so I need the spin to help keep the ball in the air, to be able to control it better around the greens. And that's the most important thing for me. And especially out on Tour, you need to be able to have the ball to stop very quick, and that's what this ball does.”
“What’s unique in our game is you can get the ball and your equipment dialed into the exact thing that you need. And with Titleist having different [models], I was able to find one that with my irons, spun perfectly, and with my driver, spun perfectly. And around the greens, I was able to stop it quick and do everything I wanted with it.”

The 2023 U.S. Open champion was locked in with his approach play, as he gained +4.543 shots on the field (11th) while hitting 79% greens in regulation (T7).
On Sunday, he flagged his Pro V1x throughout the day, hitting 17 GIR and knocking several approaches tight:
- No. 4: 185 yards to 5 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 11: 158 yards to 6 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 12: 244 yards to 15 feet, 5 inches | Eagle
- No. 17: 125 yards to 12 feet, 2 inches | Birdie
- No. 18: 171 yards to 2 feet, 7 inches | Birdie
Around the greens, he ranked T2 in Scrambling, getting up-and-down to save par on 13 of 15 attempts (87%). He was also a perfect five-for-five in Sand Saves.

DP WORLD TOUR | Soudal Open

Richard Sterne (Pro V1x) closed in 5-under 66 Sunday to capture his seventh career DP World Tour title, making an eagle-3 on the par-5 17th on his way to a two-shot victory.

Posting four rounds in the 60s (64-68-68-66), Sterne led a 1-through-7 finish for Titleist golf ball players at the top of the leaderboard.
The 44-year-old South African was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x golf ball, hitting 79% Greens in Regulation (T4) to help set up 21 birdies and an eagle.

KORN FERRY TOUR | Visit Knoxville Open

Doc Redman (Pro V1x) made eagle on the first hole of an all-Pro V1x playoff to earn his second win of the Korn Ferry Tour season.

Redman made seven birdies in regulation on Sunday, the final one on the 72nd hole, to close in 6-under 65 and force extra holes in Knoxville.
The 28-year-old American was in control of his Pro V1x all week long, ranking 1st in Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green (+10.536).
Over six of those shots came from his approach play (+6.017, 4th), which saw him hit 83% greens in regulation (60/72; T13).
Redman recorded 27 birdies (2nd) on his way to four rounds of 66 or lower (64-64-66-65).
Hunter Eichhorn (Pro V1x) posted Sunday’s lowest round — a bogey-free 10-under 61 with a birdie on 18 — to join the playoff at 25 under par.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Holston Hills with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, more than five times the nearest competitor (21 players).

JGTO | Japan PGA Championship Senko Group Cup

Yusaku Hosono (Pro V1x) closed in 2-under 70 to capture his first-career JGTO win at one of the tour’s major championships.

The 23-year-old posted rounds of 68-65-70-70 to win by two shots.
His second-round 7-under 65 tied for the lowest round of the week.

KPGA / ASIAN TOUR | Kolon The 68th KOREA Open

Gaming his Scotty Cameron Phantom tour protype putter, this week’s champion captured his home national open and earned his spot in the field at Royal Birkdale for the 154th Open Championship.

It was the third career KPGA title for the 41-year-old, who was also gaming a Titleist hybrid in his winning setup.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | Trophy Hassan II

Scott Hend (Pro V1x) earned his first career Champions Tour victory in a five-shot runaway.

The 52-year-old Australian made 20 birdies (T1) over three rounds in Morocco, including three on the back nine Sunday, which helped him pull away from the chasing pack.

SUNSHINE TOUR | SunBet Challenge hosted by Sun Boardwalk

Justin Walters (Pro V1x) made clutch birdies on Nos. 15 and 16 down the stretch to reach 15 under for the week and win by one.

The victory marked the 45-year-old's third career Sunshine Tour title.

KLPGA | The 14th E1 Charity Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Jaravee Boonchant closed in 2-under 70 to win by two and secure her first KLPGA victory.

On Saturday, the 27-year-old made five birdies in a row on the back nine (holes No. 14–18) to card a flawless 5-under 67.
Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Boonchant gained nearly eight shots on the field from tee to green (+7.74, 4th) and +5.82 strokes on the field putting (7th) which helped set up 12 birdies in South Korea.

What’s in the Bag? | Jaravee Boonchant

CHINA TOUR | Nanjing Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Shunyat Hak closed out his fifth career China Tour victory with a one-shot win.

Hak was among the 89% of the field who teed up a Titleist golf ball this week, including nine of the top 10 finishers on Sunday’s final leaderboard.

What’s in the Bag? | Shunyat Hak

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Women’s Championship

Sixty-three players at Omni La Costa gamed a Titleist driver (40%), 26 more than the total of the nearest competitor (37).
Titleist was also the most played fairway (34%) and hybrid (34%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) arriving in California with Titleist iron sets.
Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 35 (83%) in play.
More than half of all gap, sand and lob wedges were Vokey Design, with a total of 259 (54%) in players’ bags.

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Men’s Regionals

The NCAA D1 Men’s Regionals concluded this week, with 88% of competitors across six different sites having teed up a Titleist golf ball.

Titleist also combined to be the most played driver (43%), iron (44%) and wedge (54%).
Across the six sites, there were a total of 10 medalists and co-medalists — all of whom played a Titleist golf ball (5 Pro V1, 5 Pro V1x).
More than half (6) also played a Titleist driver (including two NEW GTS4 models), Titleist irons and Vokey wedges.
Four of the 10 gamed a Scotty Cameron putter (T1).

AMATEUR | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship

The U.S. Amateur Four-Ball concluded this week, with both members of the victorious team gaming a Titleist golf ball, fairways, irons and Vokey Design wedges.

The champions were among the 224 competitors (88%) this week who teed up a Pro V1, Pro V1x or Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball model — more than 18 times the nearest competitor (12).
Titleist was also the most played in every major equipment category: driver (40%), fairway (35%), hybrid (43%), utility iron (50%), iron (38%), wedge (66%) and putter (26%).

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 1

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1x
Fairways: GT3 15.0°, 18.0°
Irons: T250 4 and T100 5-PW
Wedges: Vokey Design SM9 52°, 56°, 60°

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 2

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: TSR3 8.0°
Fairway Metal: TSi2 15.0
Utility Iron: 718 T-MB 4
Irons: 718 AP2 5-PW irons
Wedges: Vokey Design SM8 52°, 56°, SM7 60°

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Wyndham Clark Games Pro V1x While Tying the Course Record to Win THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Tue, 26 May 2026 12:29:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Completely dialed in with his Pro V1x golf ball, Wyndham Clark posted an 11-under 60 Sunday at TPC Craig Ranch, tying the course record on his way to a three-shot victory.

Clark’s bogey-free final round featured an eagle and nine birdies, including a back-nine 28 punctuated with a final approach on 18 to 2 feet, 7 inches.
He tapped that in for his fourth birdie over his final five holes.
Clark gained +7.636 strokes from tee to green, including +4.543 on approach shots (with 79% Greens in Regulation).
He also went a perfect 5-for-5 on Sand Saves.
Over his rounds of 66-63-65-60, Clark totaled 28 birdies (T2) and two eagles — with only two bogeys the entire week.
Clark, who also shot 60 with his Pro V1x to win the weather-shortened 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, was one of 112 players (76%) this week in Texas who teed up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, seven times the nearest competitor with 16 (11%).
Seven of the top eight finishers, and 11 of the top 13, at TPC Craig Ranch, played a Titleist golf ball.

WYNDHAM CLARK ON HIS PRO V1x GOLF BALL

“Honestly, one of the most important things in a player’s bag is the golf ball. If you don’t have control of that, then it doesn’t matter how you’re swinging, how the clubs are made, whatever. The golf ball is so important, and that’s ultimately what goes into the hole. Having faith and trusting your golf ball is huge.”
“I play [Pro V1x] because it’s kind of the perfect combination for me of launch and spin. … I'm a low spin player, I have a lot of speed, but I don't spin the ball very much. And the Pro V1x, especially with my irons and driver, spins at the numbers that I want. Also, I think it's great around the greens. So I’ve always been looking for spin. And this Pro V1x gives me exactly what I need.”
“The spin means the most to me, because I’m a low spin player, so I need the spin to help keep the ball in the air, to be able to control it better around the greens. And that's the most important thing for me. And especially out on Tour, you need to be able to have the ball to stop very quick, and that's what this ball does.”
“What’s unique in our game is you can get the ball and your equipment dialed into the exact thing that you need. And with Titleist having different [models], I was able to find one that with my irons, spun perfectly, and with my driver, spun perfectly. And around the greens, I was able to stop it quick and do everything I wanted with it.”

The 2023 U.S. Open champion was locked in with his approach play, as he gained +4.543 shots on the field (11th) while hitting 79% greens in regulation (T7).
On Sunday, he flagged his Pro V1x throughout the day, hitting 17 GIR and knocking several approaches tight:
- No. 4: 185 yards to 5 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 11: 158 yards to 6 feet, 6 inches | Birdie
- No. 12: 244 yards to 15 feet, 5 inches | Eagle
- No. 17: 125 yards to 12 feet, 2 inches | Birdie
- No. 18: 171 yards to 2 feet, 7 inches | Birdie
Around the greens, he ranked T2 in Scrambling, getting up-and-down to save par on 13 of 15 attempts (87%). He was also a perfect five-for-five in Sand Saves.

DP WORLD TOUR | Soudal Open

Richard Sterne (Pro V1x) closed in 5-under 66 Sunday to capture his seventh career DP World Tour title, making an eagle-3 on the par-5 17th on his way to a two-shot victory.

Posting four rounds in the 60s (64-68-68-66), Sterne led a 1-through-7 finish for Titleist golf ball players at the top of the leaderboard.
The 44-year-old South African was dialed in all week long with his Pro V1x golf ball, hitting 79% Greens in Regulation (T4) to help set up 21 birdies and an eagle.

KORN FERRY TOUR | Visit Knoxville Open

Doc Redman (Pro V1x) made eagle on the first hole of an all-Pro V1x playoff to earn his second win of the Korn Ferry Tour season.

Redman made seven birdies in regulation on Sunday, the final one on the 72nd hole, to close in 6-under 65 and force extra holes in Knoxville.
The 28-year-old American was in control of his Pro V1x all week long, ranking 1st in Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green (+10.536).
Over six of those shots came from his approach play (+6.017, 4th), which saw him hit 83% greens in regulation (60/72; T13).
Redman recorded 27 birdies (2nd) on his way to four rounds of 66 or lower (64-64-66-65).
Hunter Eichhorn (Pro V1x) posted Sunday’s lowest round — a bogey-free 10-under 61 with a birdie on 18 — to join the playoff at 25 under par.
Titleist was the overwhelming #1 ball this week at Holston Hills with 123 (79%) players teeing up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, more than five times the nearest competitor (21 players).

JGTO | Japan PGA Championship Senko Group Cup

Yusaku Hosono (Pro V1x) closed in 2-under 70 to capture his first-career JGTO win at one of the tour’s major championships.

The 23-year-old posted rounds of 68-65-70-70 to win by two shots.
His second-round 7-under 65 tied for the lowest round of the week.

KPGA / ASIAN TOUR | Kolon The 68th KOREA Open

Gaming his Scotty Cameron Phantom tour protype putter, this week’s champion captured his home national open and earned his spot in the field at Royal Birkdale for the 154th Open Championship.

It was the third career KPGA title for the 41-year-old, who was also gaming a Titleist hybrid in his winning setup.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS | Trophy Hassan II

Scott Hend (Pro V1x) earned his first career Champions Tour victory in a five-shot runaway.

The 52-year-old Australian made 20 birdies (T1) over three rounds in Morocco, including three on the back nine Sunday, which helped him pull away from the chasing pack.

SUNSHINE TOUR | SunBet Challenge hosted by Sun Boardwalk

Justin Walters (Pro V1x) made clutch birdies on Nos. 15 and 16 down the stretch to reach 15 under for the week and win by one.

The victory marked the 45-year-old's third career Sunshine Tour title.

KLPGA | The 14th E1 Charity Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Jaravee Boonchant closed in 2-under 70 to win by two and secure her first KLPGA victory.

On Saturday, the 27-year-old made five birdies in a row on the back nine (holes No. 14–18) to card a flawless 5-under 67.
Gaming her all-Titleist setup, Boonchant gained nearly eight shots on the field from tee to green (+7.74, 4th) and +5.82 strokes on the field putting (7th) which helped set up 12 birdies in South Korea.

What’s in the Bag? | Jaravee Boonchant

CHINA TOUR | Nanjing Open

Titleist Brand Ambassador Shunyat Hak closed out his fifth career China Tour victory with a one-shot win.

Hak was among the 89% of the field who teed up a Titleist golf ball this week, including nine of the top 10 finishers on Sunday’s final leaderboard.

What’s in the Bag? | Shunyat Hak

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Women’s Championship

Sixty-three players at Omni La Costa gamed a Titleist driver (40%), 26 more than the total of the nearest competitor (37).
Titleist was also the most played fairway (34%) and hybrid (34%).
Titleist irons were the field’s top choice, with 64 players (41%) arriving in California with Titleist iron sets.
Titleist utilities also led the way, with a total of 35 (83%) in play.
More than half of all gap, sand and lob wedges were Vokey Design, with a total of 259 (54%) in players’ bags.

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Men’s Regionals

The NCAA D1 Men’s Regionals concluded this week, with 88% of competitors across six different sites having teed up a Titleist golf ball.

Titleist also combined to be the most played driver (43%), iron (44%) and wedge (54%).
Across the six sites, there were a total of 10 medalists and co-medalists — all of whom played a Titleist golf ball (5 Pro V1, 5 Pro V1x).
More than half (6) also played a Titleist driver (including two NEW GTS4 models), Titleist irons and Vokey wedges.
Four of the 10 gamed a Scotty Cameron putter (T1).

AMATEUR | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship

The U.S. Amateur Four-Ball concluded this week, with both members of the victorious team gaming a Titleist golf ball, fairways, irons and Vokey Design wedges.

The champions were among the 224 competitors (88%) this week who teed up a Pro V1, Pro V1x or Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball model — more than 18 times the nearest competitor (12).
Titleist was also the most played in every major equipment category: driver (40%), fairway (35%), hybrid (43%), utility iron (50%), iron (38%), wedge (66%) and putter (26%).

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 1

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1x
Fairways: GT3 15.0°, 18.0°
Irons: T250 4 and T100 5-PW
Wedges: Vokey Design SM9 52°, 56°, 60°

What’s in the Bag? | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball champion No. 2

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: TSR3 8.0°
Fairway Metal: TSi2 15.0
Utility Iron: 718 T-MB 4
Irons: 718 AP2 5-PW irons
Wedges: Vokey Design SM8 52°, 56°, SM7 60°

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Aaron Rai Secures His First Major Victory at the PGA Championship with Pro V1 Golf Ball

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Mon, 18 May 2026 16:04:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | PGA Championship

With history on the line in Philadelphia, Aaron Rai teed up his Pro V1 and delivered a decisive finish, playing his final 10 holes in 6 under par Sunday at Aronimink to win his first major championship.

Rai became the first PGA Champion in history to lower his score in each round, posting rounds of 70-69-67-64 to finish the week at 9 under par, three shots better than second.
Rai, who says he has played a Pro V1 golf ball since he was about 9 or 10 years old, won his first major with the same precision and ball-striking prowess that earned him his PGA TOUR card in 2022 and his first victory in 2024.
Of the +7.352 strokes Rai gained tee to green, more than six of them were on approach shots (+6.063/2nd).
It added up to a field-best 22 birdies, including four on the back nine Sunday (Nos. 11, 13, 16 and 17) to go along with his eagle on the par-5 9th.
Rai topped a leaderboard featuring Titleist golf ball players in five of the top six positions, including Alex Smalley (Pro V1x) who tied for second.
Justin Thomas (Pro V1x), Ludvig Aberg (Pro V1x) and Matti Schmid (Pro V1) tied for fourth.
In total, 106 players teed up a Titleist golf ball this week at Aronimink, more than five times the nearest competitor (18).

AARON RAI ON WHY HE PLAYS PRO V1

“I want the freedom to choose what I feel is best regardless of contracts, regardless of any other incentives. And I certainly wouldn't be using the Titleist ball if I didn't think it was the best regardless of any other factor.”
“A lot of the golf courses that we play week in, week out, the margin between hitting great shots and being in bad spots is so, so small. And there’s a lot of variables that go into hitting the ball. But certainly when I do my job well, it’s paramount that the ball is in the area that I want it to be. And I don’t think I’ve hit a shot where the ball hasn't been where I’ve wanted it to be when I feel like I've done my part. And again, the ball plays a massive role in that. And that's the reason that I’ve used the Titleist ball for pretty much the whole time that I’ve played golf. And that’s the reason why I’m still using it now.”

“The flight, it has a great balance of height and spin. I’ve probably been using Pro V1 since I was nine or 10 years old, and I can’t really see myself ever moving from it. I just feel if I do my job, I feel like the ball hits the windows that I expect them to be in.”
“The feel of it around the greens is second to none. Feel is also associated with sound. Hearing a certain note off the irons, hearing a certain note off the wedges, same off the driver. I quite like softness and I feel like it really gives that, even with the fuller shots. I probably feel it more around the greens, but it’s just got that nice balance of softness, and just what it does as soon as it’s off the face is just in the right area for me.”

LPGA | Kroger Queen City Championship

With her NEW GTS3 driver in the bag, Titleist Brand Ambassador Lottie Woad (Pro V1) shot a steady 1-under 69 in windy conditions Sunday, winning by two to clinch her second career LPGA title.

Woad, the only player to shoot even-par or better for all four rounds (70-64-65-69), was dialed in all week long with her Pro V1 golf ball, hitting 78% greens in regulation (56/72).
The 22-year-old Englishwoman made 22 birdies for the week in Cincinnati, 14 of them during her second (6-under 64) and third (5-under 65) rounds.

What’s in the Bag? | Lottie Woad

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Driver: NEW GTS3 9.0° | A•1 SureFit hosel, H1 SureFit CG | Fujikura Ventus TR Red 6 S
Fairway Metal: GT2 15.0° | Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Pro Red 60 S and GT3 18.0° | Mitsubishi Diamana BB 63 S
Hybrid: GT2 21.0° | HZRDUS Smoke Black RDX 80HY 5.5
Irons: T150 5–9 | KBS Tour 120 S
Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM11 50.08F, 54.10S, WedgeWorks 58K* wedges | Nippon N.S. Pro 950GH S

LOTTIE WOAD WHY SHE PLAYS PRO V1

“I think it's the most versatile for me. I love it around the greens and particularly my wedges, just being to hit those launch windows and control my spin is one of the most important parts for me and it's one of my strengths of my game.”
"I like the feel off the face, particularly on the chips. It feels soft enough for me to better hit those spin shots around the green. And I just feel like I can flight it well. With a wedge I like knocking it down a little bit and launching it lower with a little bit more spin. And just being able do that in the wind too, especially growing up in England, I played links golf as well, so to be able to do that, I think it's really important.”
“I think I've always loved controlling the flight of the golf ball ever since I was younger. I think being English does help, I’m used to having to fight the ball down sometimes. But taking that over here just with my wedges, I can just see different windows I want to launch it. And if I know that the ball's going to do that, then it makes it easier.”
“I think it feels soft off the face but not too soft. I don't really like it when it's too firm off the face. I feel like I lose a bit of control. So I like the slightly softer feel. But it also feels like it's going to go far enough with a driver. ... I think I can definitely tell from the sound off the face instantly whether I’ve hit a good shot or a bad shot just from the acoustics of that. So I think for that, being really consistent and knowing what the good sound is definitely helps.
“I think it just provides me with lots of confidence that I know it's going to do what I want, so it's not really something you have to worry about. And you can just swing it how you normally would, and it's going to launch the right way, spin the right way, and go the right distance.”
“If you've got consistency in your launch, your spin and distance ultimately, then you're going to have control, because you know where it's going, you know where it's going laterally and the distance as well. So that definitely gives you the ultimate control.”

WOAD WINS WITH NEW GTS3 DRIVER

Lottie Woad brought her NEW GTS3 driver to the winner’s circle on Sunday, having made the immediate move to GTS in March when the new models debuted at the Ford Championship.
Prior to the GTS tour launch, Woad had gotten her first look at the GTS lineup during final prototype testing, where she worked through each of the GTS2, 3 and 4 models to find her optimal setup.
Woad settled on a 9-degree GTS3 in A•1 and H1 SureFit hosel and CG positions, with her Fujikura Ventus TR Red 6 S shaft.
She found her new gamer unlocked faster ball speeds and greater spin stability across the face.
"I got a little more speed across the board of all the models,” said Woad after her initial testing session with GTS. “The '3' was the one that the top end gave me a little more and... the misses [with GTS] were way better, so kind of tightened that dispersion up.”
Woad’s win was one of three victories worldwide this week with NEW GTS drivers, as Cole Sherwood (GTS2) won on the Korn Ferry Tour and Gerhard Pepler (GTS3) triumphed on the Sunshine Tour.

KORN FERRY TOUR | Colonial Life Charity Classic

Titleist Brand Ambassador Cole Sherwood (Pro V1x) closed out his first career Korn Ferry Tour title with a final-round 4-under 66 to win by one.

Sherwood’s four rounds of 68 or better (68-66-64-66) saw him lead a group of 10 Titleist golf ball players finishing inside the top 11 positions on the final leaderboard.
It was also a 1-2 finish for NEW GTS driver players this week, as Sherwood finished one shot ahead of Zac Blair (GTS4 10.0°).
Sherwood was dialed on the greens with his Scotty Cameron Fastback 2 putter, gaining a field-best +8.014 strokes on the greens.
He also led in average feet of putts made (117 feet per round).
The 24-year-old hit 74% GIR (T16) for the week, which helped set him up to convert 20 birdies and two eagles.

What’s in the Bag? | Cole Sherwood

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1x
Driver: NEW GTS2 10.0°
Irons: T100 4–9
Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM11 46.10F, 50.12F, 56.14F (@ 55), WedgeWorks 60A+
Putter: Scotty Cameron Fastback 2 tour prototype

KPGA | KPGA Gyeongbuk Open

Doyeob Mun (Pro V1x) birdied the 72nd hole to close in 4-under 67 Sunday and clinch his sixth career KPGA title.

The 34-year-old Korean was the only player to record four rounds in the 60s (67-69-67-67) in Gyeonbuk, making 20 birdies in the process.

JGTO | Kansai Open Golf Championship

Gaming his Titleist driver, utility and Vokey lob wedge, the winner of the Kansai Open Golf Championship closed out a three-shot victory for his third JGTO title.

SUNSHINE TOUR | Kit Kat Cash & Carry Pro-Am

Gerhard Pepler (Pro V1 Yellow) delivered a flawless final round, closing in 7-under 65 to win his second career Sunshine Tour title in wire-to-wire fashion.

He came up clutch down the stretch, making an eagle 3 on the par-5 17th before going on to win by two shots.
Pepler’s Sunday 65 was his third bogey-free round of the week, having opened with rounds of 63-64.

What’s in the Bag? | Gerhard Pepler

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1 Yellow
Driver: NEW GTS3 9.0°
Utility Iron: T250 2
Irons: 620 CB 4–5 and 620 MB 6–PW
Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM11 50.12F, 56.08M, 60.06K

CHINA TOUR | Straits Cup Xiamen Open

Ryan Ang (Pro V1x) closed in even-par 71 to win by one and secure his first China Tour title.

The 26-year-old Singaporean led a group of nine Titleist golf ball players finishing inside the final top 10.

LET | Amundi German Masters

Leonie Harm (Pro V1) made four back-nine birdies on Sunday — including one on the par-5 18th — to win by one on home soil and capture her first career LET title.

The 28-year-old German’s week was highlighted by a course record 8-under 65 on Thursday, the low round of the tournament.

AMATEUR | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship

A total of 256 competitors have gathered this week at the Desert Mountain Club in Scottsdale, Ariz., to compete for the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship – and 88 percent of them are teeing up a Titleist golf ball.
Among the 128 two-man teams, 224 players are teeing up a Pro V1, Pro V1x or Pro V1x Left Dash model, more than 18 times the nearest competitor (12).
Titleist is also the top choice of players in every major equipment category:
- Forty percent of the field (103 players) is gaming a Titleist driver, 41 more than the nearest competitor (24%).
- Titleist is also the most played fairway (121 players/35%) and hybrid (40/43%).
- Titleist irons are also the top choice of players in Arizona with 98 (38%) sets in play, more than double the nearest competitor (39).
- Fifty percent (60) of the utility irons in play are also Titleist.
- There are over 500 Vokey Design gap, sand and lob wedges in play (501/66%), more than seven times the nearest competitor (63) and more than all other brands combined.
- More competitors are also gaming Scotty Cameron putters (67/26%) than any other brand.

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Women's Regionals

The NCAA D1 Women’s Regionals concluded this week, with 86% of competitors across six different sites having teed up a Titleist golf ball.

Titleist was also the most played driver (38%), iron (34%) and wedge (50%).
Each one of the eight medalists played a Pro V1 or Pro V1x, including Anna Davis, who finished atop the individual leaderboard in Louisville and led Auburn to the team title.
Davis was also among the five medalists who gamed a Scotty Cameron putter and at least one Vokey Design wedge.
Her all-Titleist setup included her Pro V1x golf ball, NEW GTS2 driver and fairways, 620 MB irons, Vokey Design wedges and Scotty Cameron Phantom putter.

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Aaron Rai Secures His First Major Victory at the PGA Championship with Pro V1 Golf Ball

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Mon, 18 May 2026 16:04:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | PGA Championship

Rai became the first PGA Champion in history to lower his score in each round, posting rounds of 70-69-67-64 to finish the week at 9 under par, three shots better than second.
Rai, who says he has played a Pro V1 golf ball since he was about 9 or 10 years old, won his first major with the same precision and ball-striking prowess that earned him his PGA TOUR card in 2022 and his first victory in 2024.
Of the +7.352 strokes Rai gained tee to green, more than six of them were on approach shots (+6.063/2nd).
It added up to a field-best 22 birdies, including four on the back nine Sunday (Nos. 11, 13, 16 and 17) to go along with his eagle on the par-5 9th.
Rai topped a leaderboard featuring Titleist golf ball players in five of the top six positions, including Alex Smalley (Pro V1x) who tied for second.
Justin Thomas (Pro V1x), Ludvig Aberg (Pro V1x) and Matti Schmid (Pro V1) tied for fourth.
In total, 106 players teed up a Titleist golf ball this week at Aronimink, more than five times the nearest competitor (18).

AARON RAI ON WHY HE PLAYS PRO V1

“I want the freedom to choose what I feel is best regardless of contracts, regardless of any other incentives. And I certainly wouldn't be using the Titleist ball if I didn't think it was the best regardless of any other factor.”
“A lot of the golf courses that we play week in, week out, the margin between hitting great shots and being in bad spots is so, so small. And there’s a lot of variables that go into hitting the ball. But certainly when I do my job well, it’s paramount that the ball is in the area that I want it to be. And I don’t think I’ve hit a shot where the ball hasn't been where I’ve wanted it to be when I feel like I've done my part. And again, the ball plays a massive role in that. And that's the reason that I’ve used the Titleist ball for pretty much the whole time that I’ve played golf. And that’s the reason why I’m still using it now.”

“The flight, it has a great balance of height and spin. I’ve probably been using Pro V1 since I was nine or 10 years old, and I can’t really see myself ever moving from it. I just feel if I do my job, I feel like the ball hits the windows that I expect them to be in.”
“The feel of it around the greens is second to none. Feel is also associated with sound. Hearing a certain note off the irons, hearing a certain note off the wedges, same off the driver. I quite like softness and I feel like it really gives that, even with the fuller shots. I probably feel it more around the greens, but it’s just got that nice balance of softness, and just what it does as soon as it’s off the face is just in the right area for me.”

LPGA | Kroger Queen City Championship

With her NEW GTS3 driver in the bag, Titleist Brand Ambassador Lottie Woad (Pro V1) shot a steady 1-under 69 in windy conditions Sunday, winning by two to clinch her second career LPGA title.

Woad, the only player to shoot even-par or better for all four rounds (70-64-65-69), was dialed in all week long with her Pro V1 golf ball, hitting 78% greens in regulation (56/72).
The 22-year-old Englishwoman made 22 birdies for the week in Cincinnati, 14 of them during her second (6-under 64) and third (5-under 65) rounds.

What’s in the Bag? | Lottie Woad

LOTTIE WOAD WHY SHE PLAYS PRO V1

“I think it's the most versatile for me. I love it around the greens and particularly my wedges, just being to hit those launch windows and control my spin is one of the most important parts for me and it's one of my strengths of my game.”
"I like the feel off the face, particularly on the chips. It feels soft enough for me to better hit those spin shots around the green. And I just feel like I can flight it well. With a wedge I like knocking it down a little bit and launching it lower with a little bit more spin. And just being able do that in the wind too, especially growing up in England, I played links golf as well, so to be able to do that, I think it's really important.”
“I think I've always loved controlling the flight of the golf ball ever since I was younger. I think being English does help, I’m used to having to fight the ball down sometimes. But taking that over here just with my wedges, I can just see different windows I want to launch it. And if I know that the ball's going to do that, then it makes it easier.”
“I think it feels soft off the face but not too soft. I don't really like it when it's too firm off the face. I feel like I lose a bit of control. So I like the slightly softer feel. But it also feels like it's going to go far enough with a driver. ... I think I can definitely tell from the sound off the face instantly whether I’ve hit a good shot or a bad shot just from the acoustics of that. So I think for that, being really consistent and knowing what the good sound is definitely helps.
“I think it just provides me with lots of confidence that I know it's going to do what I want, so it's not really something you have to worry about. And you can just swing it how you normally would, and it's going to launch the right way, spin the right way, and go the right distance.”
“If you've got consistency in your launch, your spin and distance ultimately, then you're going to have control, because you know where it's going, you know where it's going laterally and the distance as well. So that definitely gives you the ultimate control.”

WOAD WINS WITH NEW GTS3 DRIVER

Lottie Woad brought her NEW GTS3 driver to the winner’s circle on Sunday, having made the immediate move to GTS in March when the new models debuted at the Ford Championship.
Prior to the GTS tour launch, Woad had gotten her first look at the GTS lineup during final prototype testing, where she worked through each of the GTS2, 3 and 4 models to find her optimal setup.
Woad settled on a 9-degree GTS3 in A•1 and H1 SureFit hosel and CG positions, with her Fujikura Ventus TR Red 6 S shaft.
She found her new gamer unlocked faster ball speeds and greater spin stability across the face.
"I got a little more speed across the board of all the models,” said Woad after her initial testing session with GTS. “The '3' was the one that the top end gave me a little more and... the misses [with GTS] were way better, so kind of tightened that dispersion up.”
Woad’s win was one of three victories worldwide this week with NEW GTS drivers, as Cole Sherwood (GTS2) won on the Korn Ferry Tour and Gerhard Pepler (GTS3) triumphed on the Sunshine Tour.

KORN FERRY TOUR | Colonial Life Charity Classic

Titleist Brand Ambassador Cole Sherwood (Pro V1x) closed out his first career Korn Ferry Tour title with a final-round 4-under 66 to win by one.

Sherwood’s four rounds of 68 or better (68-66-64-66) saw him lead a group of 10 Titleist golf ball players finishing inside the top 11 positions on the final leaderboard.
It was also a 1-2 finish for NEW GTS driver players this week, as Sherwood finished one shot ahead of Zac Blair (GTS4 10.0°).
Sherwood was dialed on the greens with his Scotty Cameron Fastback 2 putter, gaining a field-best +8.014 strokes on the greens.
He also led in average feet of putts made (117 feet per round).
The 24-year-old hit 74% GIR (T16) for the week, which helped set him up to convert 20 birdies and two eagles.

What’s in the Bag? | Cole Sherwood

KPGA | KPGA Gyeongbuk Open

Doyeob Mun (Pro V1x) birdied the 72nd hole to close in 4-under 67 Sunday and clinch his sixth career KPGA title.

The 34-year-old Korean was the only player to record four rounds in the 60s (67-69-67-67) in Gyeonbuk, making 20 birdies in the process.

JGTO | Kansai Open Golf Championship

Gaming his Titleist driver, utility and Vokey lob wedge, the winner of the Kansai Open Golf Championship closed out a three-shot victory for his third JGTO title.

SUNSHINE TOUR | Kit Kat Cash & Carry Pro-Am

Gerhard Pepler (Pro V1 Yellow) delivered a flawless final round, closing in 7-under 65 to win his second career Sunshine Tour title in wire-to-wire fashion.

He came up clutch down the stretch, making an eagle 3 on the par-5 17th before going on to win by two shots.
Pepler’s Sunday 65 was his third bogey-free round of the week, having opened with rounds of 63-64.

What’s in the Bag? | Gerhard Pepler

CHINA TOUR | Straits Cup Xiamen Open

Ryan Ang (Pro V1x) closed in even-par 71 to win by one and secure his first China Tour title.

The 26-year-old Singaporean led a group of nine Titleist golf ball players finishing inside the final top 10.

LET | Amundi German Masters

Leonie Harm (Pro V1) made four back-nine birdies on Sunday — including one on the par-5 18th — to win by one on home soil and capture her first career LET title.

The 28-year-old German’s week was highlighted by a course record 8-under 65 on Thursday, the low round of the tournament.

AMATEUR | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship

A total of 256 competitors have gathered this week at the Desert Mountain Club in Scottsdale, Ariz., to compete for the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship – and 88 percent of them are teeing up a Titleist golf ball.
Among the 128 two-man teams, 224 players are teeing up a Pro V1, Pro V1x or Pro V1x Left Dash model, more than 18 times the nearest competitor (12).
Titleist is also the top choice of players in every major equipment category:
- Forty percent of the field (103 players) is gaming a Titleist driver, 41 more than the nearest competitor (24%).
- Titleist is also the most played fairway (121 players/35%) and hybrid (40/43%).
- Titleist irons are also the top choice of players in Arizona with 98 (38%) sets in play, more than double the nearest competitor (39).
- Fifty percent (60) of the utility irons in play are also Titleist.
- There are over 500 Vokey Design gap, sand and lob wedges in play (501/66%), more than seven times the nearest competitor (63) and more than all other brands combined.
- More competitors are also gaming Scotty Cameron putters (67/26%) than any other brand.

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Women's Regionals

The NCAA D1 Women’s Regionals concluded this week, with 86% of competitors across six different sites having teed up a Titleist golf ball.

Titleist was also the most played driver (38%), iron (34%) and wedge (50%).
Each one of the eight medalists played a Pro V1 or Pro V1x, including Anna Davis, who finished atop the individual leaderboard in Louisville and led Auburn to the team title.
Davis was also among the five medalists who gamed a Scotty Cameron putter and at least one Vokey Design wedge.
Her all-Titleist setup included her Pro V1x golf ball, NEW GTS2 driver and fairways, 620 MB irons, Vokey Design wedges and Scotty Cameron Phantom putter.

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Aaron Rai Secures His First Major Victory at the PGA Championship with Pro V1 Golf Ball

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Mon, 18 May 2026 16:04:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | PGA Championship

Rai became the first PGA Champion in history to lower his score in each round, posting rounds of 70-69-67-64 to finish the week at 9 under par, three shots better than second.
Rai, who says he has played a Pro V1 golf ball since he was about 9 or 10 years old, won his first major with the same precision and ball-striking prowess that earned him his PGA TOUR card in 2022 and his first victory in 2024.
Of the +7.352 strokes Rai gained tee to green, more than six of them were on approach shots (+6.063/2nd).
It added up to a field-best 22 birdies, including four on the back nine Sunday (Nos. 11, 13, 16 and 17) to go along with his eagle on the par-5 9th.
Rai topped a leaderboard featuring Titleist golf ball players in five of the top six positions, including Alex Smalley (Pro V1x) who tied for second.
Justin Thomas (Pro V1x), Ludvig Aberg (Pro V1x) and Matti Schmid (Pro V1) tied for fourth.
In total, 106 players teed up a Titleist golf ball this week at Aronimink, more than five times the nearest competitor (18).

AARON RAI ON WHY HE PLAYS PRO V1

“I want the freedom to choose what I feel is best regardless of contracts, regardless of any other incentives. And I certainly wouldn't be using the Titleist ball if I didn't think it was the best regardless of any other factor.”
“A lot of the golf courses that we play week in, week out, the margin between hitting great shots and being in bad spots is so, so small. And there’s a lot of variables that go into hitting the ball. But certainly when I do my job well, it’s paramount that the ball is in the area that I want it to be. And I don’t think I’ve hit a shot where the ball hasn't been where I’ve wanted it to be when I feel like I've done my part. And again, the ball plays a massive role in that. And that's the reason that I’ve used the Titleist ball for pretty much the whole time that I’ve played golf. And that’s the reason why I’m still using it now.”

“The flight, it has a great balance of height and spin. I’ve probably been using Pro V1 since I was nine or 10 years old, and I can’t really see myself ever moving from it. I just feel if I do my job, I feel like the ball hits the windows that I expect them to be in.”
“The feel of it around the greens is second to none. Feel is also associated with sound. Hearing a certain note off the irons, hearing a certain note off the wedges, same off the driver. I quite like softness and I feel like it really gives that, even with the fuller shots. I probably feel it more around the greens, but it’s just got that nice balance of softness, and just what it does as soon as it’s off the face is just in the right area for me.”

LPGA | Kroger Queen City Championship

With her NEW GTS3 driver in the bag, Titleist Brand Ambassador Lottie Woad (Pro V1) shot a steady 1-under 69 in windy conditions Sunday, winning by two to clinch her second career LPGA title.

Woad, the only player to shoot even-par or better for all four rounds (70-64-65-69), was dialed in all week long with her Pro V1 golf ball, hitting 78% greens in regulation (56/72).
The 22-year-old Englishwoman made 22 birdies for the week in Cincinnati, 14 of them during her second (6-under 64) and third (5-under 65) rounds.

What’s in the Bag? | Lottie Woad

LOTTIE WOAD WHY SHE PLAYS PRO V1

“I think it's the most versatile for me. I love it around the greens and particularly my wedges, just being to hit those launch windows and control my spin is one of the most important parts for me and it's one of my strengths of my game.”
"I like the feel off the face, particularly on the chips. It feels soft enough for me to better hit those spin shots around the green. And I just feel like I can flight it well. With a wedge I like knocking it down a little bit and launching it lower with a little bit more spin. And just being able do that in the wind too, especially growing up in England, I played links golf as well, so to be able to do that, I think it's really important.”
“I think I've always loved controlling the flight of the golf ball ever since I was younger. I think being English does help, I’m used to having to fight the ball down sometimes. But taking that over here just with my wedges, I can just see different windows I want to launch it. And if I know that the ball's going to do that, then it makes it easier.”
“I think it feels soft off the face but not too soft. I don't really like it when it's too firm off the face. I feel like I lose a bit of control. So I like the slightly softer feel. But it also feels like it's going to go far enough with a driver. ... I think I can definitely tell from the sound off the face instantly whether I’ve hit a good shot or a bad shot just from the acoustics of that. So I think for that, being really consistent and knowing what the good sound is definitely helps.
“I think it just provides me with lots of confidence that I know it's going to do what I want, so it's not really something you have to worry about. And you can just swing it how you normally would, and it's going to launch the right way, spin the right way, and go the right distance.”
“If you've got consistency in your launch, your spin and distance ultimately, then you're going to have control, because you know where it's going, you know where it's going laterally and the distance as well. So that definitely gives you the ultimate control.”

WOAD WINS WITH NEW GTS3 DRIVER

Lottie Woad brought her NEW GTS3 driver to the winner’s circle on Sunday, having made the immediate move to GTS in March when the new models debuted at the Ford Championship.
Prior to the GTS tour launch, Woad had gotten her first look at the GTS lineup during final prototype testing, where she worked through each of the GTS2, 3 and 4 models to find her optimal setup.
Woad settled on a 9-degree GTS3 in A•1 and H1 SureFit hosel and CG positions, with her Fujikura Ventus TR Red 6 S shaft.
She found her new gamer unlocked faster ball speeds and greater spin stability across the face.
"I got a little more speed across the board of all the models,” said Woad after her initial testing session with GTS. “The '3' was the one that the top end gave me a little more and... the misses [with GTS] were way better, so kind of tightened that dispersion up.”
Woad’s win was one of three victories worldwide this week with NEW GTS drivers, as Cole Sherwood (GTS2) won on the Korn Ferry Tour and Gerhard Pepler (GTS3) triumphed on the Sunshine Tour.

KORN FERRY TOUR | Colonial Life Charity Classic

Titleist Brand Ambassador Cole Sherwood (Pro V1x) closed out his first career Korn Ferry Tour title with a final-round 4-under 66 to win by one.

Sherwood’s four rounds of 68 or better (68-66-64-66) saw him lead a group of 10 Titleist golf ball players finishing inside the top 11 positions on the final leaderboard.
It was also a 1-2 finish for NEW GTS driver players this week, as Sherwood finished one shot ahead of Zac Blair (GTS4 10.0°).
Sherwood was dialed on the greens with his Scotty Cameron Fastback 2 putter, gaining a field-best +8.014 strokes on the greens.
He also led in average feet of putts made (117 feet per round).
The 24-year-old hit 74% GIR (T16) for the week, which helped set him up to convert 20 birdies and two eagles.

What’s in the Bag? | Cole Sherwood

KPGA | KPGA Gyeongbuk Open

Doyeob Mun (Pro V1x) birdied the 72nd hole to close in 4-under 67 Sunday and clinch his sixth career KPGA title.

The 34-year-old Korean was the only player to record four rounds in the 60s (67-69-67-67) in Gyeonbuk, making 20 birdies in the process.

JGTO | Kansai Open Golf Championship

Gaming his Titleist driver, utility and Vokey lob wedge, the winner of the Kansai Open Golf Championship closed out a three-shot victory for his third JGTO title.

SUNSHINE TOUR | Kit Kat Cash & Carry Pro-Am

Gerhard Pepler (Pro V1 Yellow) delivered a flawless final round, closing in 7-under 65 to win his second career Sunshine Tour title in wire-to-wire fashion.

He came up clutch down the stretch, making an eagle 3 on the par-5 17th before going on to win by two shots.
Pepler’s Sunday 65 was his third bogey-free round of the week, having opened with rounds of 63-64.

What’s in the Bag? | Gerhard Pepler

CHINA TOUR | Straits Cup Xiamen Open

Ryan Ang (Pro V1x) closed in even-par 71 to win by one and secure his first China Tour title.

The 26-year-old Singaporean led a group of nine Titleist golf ball players finishing inside the final top 10.

LET | Amundi German Masters

Leonie Harm (Pro V1) made four back-nine birdies on Sunday — including one on the par-5 18th — to win by one on home soil and capture her first career LET title.

The 28-year-old German’s week was highlighted by a course record 8-under 65 on Thursday, the low round of the tournament.

AMATEUR | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship

A total of 256 competitors have gathered this week at the Desert Mountain Club in Scottsdale, Ariz., to compete for the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship – and 88 percent of them are teeing up a Titleist golf ball.
Among the 128 two-man teams, 224 players are teeing up a Pro V1, Pro V1x or Pro V1x Left Dash model, more than 18 times the nearest competitor (12).
Titleist is also the top choice of players in every major equipment category:
- Forty percent of the field (103 players) is gaming a Titleist driver, 41 more than the nearest competitor (24%).
- Titleist is also the most played fairway (121 players/35%) and hybrid (40/43%).
- Titleist irons are also the top choice of players in Arizona with 98 (38%) sets in play, more than double the nearest competitor (39).
- Fifty percent (60) of the utility irons in play are also Titleist.
- There are over 500 Vokey Design gap, sand and lob wedges in play (501/66%), more than seven times the nearest competitor (63) and more than all other brands combined.
- More competitors are also gaming Scotty Cameron putters (67/26%) than any other brand.

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Women's Regionals

The NCAA D1 Women’s Regionals concluded this week, with 86% of competitors across six different sites having teed up a Titleist golf ball.

Titleist was also the most played driver (38%), iron (34%) and wedge (50%).
Each one of the eight medalists played a Pro V1 or Pro V1x, including Anna Davis, who finished atop the individual leaderboard in Louisville and led Auburn to the team title.
Davis was also among the five medalists who gamed a Scotty Cameron putter and at least one Vokey Design wedge.
Her all-Titleist setup included her Pro V1x golf ball, NEW GTS2 driver and fairways, 620 MB irons, Vokey Design wedges and Scotty Cameron Phantom putter.

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Aaron Rai Secures His First Major Victory at the PGA Championship with Pro V1 Golf Ball

Zack R., Team Titleist Staff — Mon, 18 May 2026 16:04:00 GMT

PGA TOUR | PGA Championship

Rai became the first PGA Champion in history to lower his score in each round, posting rounds of 70-69-67-64 to finish the week at 9 under par, three shots better than second.
Rai, who says he has played a Pro V1 golf ball since he was about 9 or 10 years old, won his first major with the same precision and ball-striking prowess that earned him his PGA TOUR card in 2022 and his first victory in 2024.
Of the +7.352 strokes Rai gained tee to green, more than six of them were on approach shots (+6.063/2nd).
It added up to a field-best 22 birdies, including four on the back nine Sunday (Nos. 11, 13, 16 and 17) to go along with his eagle on the par-5 9th.
Rai topped a leaderboard featuring Titleist golf ball players in five of the top six positions, including Alex Smalley (Pro V1x) who tied for second.
Justin Thomas (Pro V1x), Ludvig Aberg (Pro V1x) and Matti Schmid (Pro V1) tied for fourth.
In total, 106 players teed up a Titleist golf ball this week at Aronimink, more than five times the nearest competitor (18).

AARON RAI ON WHY HE PLAYS PRO V1

“I want the freedom to choose what I feel is best regardless of contracts, regardless of any other incentives. And I certainly wouldn't be using the Titleist ball if I didn't think it was the best regardless of any other factor.”
“A lot of the golf courses that we play week in, week out, the margin between hitting great shots and being in bad spots is so, so small. And there’s a lot of variables that go into hitting the ball. But certainly when I do my job well, it’s paramount that the ball is in the area that I want it to be. And I don’t think I’ve hit a shot where the ball hasn't been where I’ve wanted it to be when I feel like I've done my part. And again, the ball plays a massive role in that. And that's the reason that I’ve used the Titleist ball for pretty much the whole time that I’ve played golf. And that’s the reason why I’m still using it now.”

“The flight, it has a great balance of height and spin. I’ve probably been using Pro V1 since I was nine or 10 years old, and I can’t really see myself ever moving from it. I just feel if I do my job, I feel like the ball hits the windows that I expect them to be in.”
“The feel of it around the greens is second to none. Feel is also associated with sound. Hearing a certain note off the irons, hearing a certain note off the wedges, same off the driver. I quite like softness and I feel like it really gives that, even with the fuller shots. I probably feel it more around the greens, but it’s just got that nice balance of softness, and just what it does as soon as it’s off the face is just in the right area for me.”

LPGA | Kroger Queen City Championship

With her NEW GTS3 driver in the bag, Titleist Brand Ambassador Lottie Woad (Pro V1) shot a steady 1-under 69 in windy conditions Sunday, winning by two to clinch her second career LPGA title.

Woad, the only player to shoot even-par or better for all four rounds (70-64-65-69), was dialed in all week long with her Pro V1 golf ball, hitting 78% greens in regulation (56/72).
The 22-year-old Englishwoman made 22 birdies for the week in Cincinnati, 14 of them during her second (6-under 64) and third (5-under 65) rounds.

What’s in the Bag? | Lottie Woad

LOTTIE WOAD WHY SHE PLAYS PRO V1

“I think it's the most versatile for me. I love it around the greens and particularly my wedges, just being to hit those launch windows and control my spin is one of the most important parts for me and it's one of my strengths of my game.”
"I like the feel off the face, particularly on the chips. It feels soft enough for me to better hit those spin shots around the green. And I just feel like I can flight it well. With a wedge I like knocking it down a little bit and launching it lower with a little bit more spin. And just being able do that in the wind too, especially growing up in England, I played links golf as well, so to be able to do that, I think it's really important.”
“I think I've always loved controlling the flight of the golf ball ever since I was younger. I think being English does help, I’m used to having to fight the ball down sometimes. But taking that over here just with my wedges, I can just see different windows I want to launch it. And if I know that the ball's going to do that, then it makes it easier.”
“I think it feels soft off the face but not too soft. I don't really like it when it's too firm off the face. I feel like I lose a bit of control. So I like the slightly softer feel. But it also feels like it's going to go far enough with a driver. ... I think I can definitely tell from the sound off the face instantly whether I’ve hit a good shot or a bad shot just from the acoustics of that. So I think for that, being really consistent and knowing what the good sound is definitely helps.
“I think it just provides me with lots of confidence that I know it's going to do what I want, so it's not really something you have to worry about. And you can just swing it how you normally would, and it's going to launch the right way, spin the right way, and go the right distance.”
“If you've got consistency in your launch, your spin and distance ultimately, then you're going to have control, because you know where it's going, you know where it's going laterally and the distance as well. So that definitely gives you the ultimate control.”

WOAD WINS WITH NEW GTS3 DRIVER

Lottie Woad brought her NEW GTS3 driver to the winner’s circle on Sunday, having made the immediate move to GTS in March when the new models debuted at the Ford Championship.
Prior to the GTS tour launch, Woad had gotten her first look at the GTS lineup during final prototype testing, where she worked through each of the GTS2, 3 and 4 models to find her optimal setup.
Woad settled on a 9-degree GTS3 in A•1 and H1 SureFit hosel and CG positions, with her Fujikura Ventus TR Red 6 S shaft.
She found her new gamer unlocked faster ball speeds and greater spin stability across the face.
"I got a little more speed across the board of all the models,” said Woad after her initial testing session with GTS. “The '3' was the one that the top end gave me a little more and... the misses [with GTS] were way better, so kind of tightened that dispersion up.”
Woad’s win was one of three victories worldwide this week with NEW GTS drivers, as Cole Sherwood (GTS2) won on the Korn Ferry Tour and Gerhard Pepler (GTS3) triumphed on the Sunshine Tour.

KORN FERRY TOUR | Colonial Life Charity Classic

Titleist Brand Ambassador Cole Sherwood (Pro V1x) closed out his first career Korn Ferry Tour title with a final-round 4-under 66 to win by one.

Sherwood’s four rounds of 68 or better (68-66-64-66) saw him lead a group of 10 Titleist golf ball players finishing inside the top 11 positions on the final leaderboard.
It was also a 1-2 finish for NEW GTS driver players this week, as Sherwood finished one shot ahead of Zac Blair (GTS4 10.0°).
Sherwood was dialed on the greens with his Scotty Cameron Fastback 2 putter, gaining a field-best +8.014 strokes on the greens.
He also led in average feet of putts made (117 feet per round).
The 24-year-old hit 74% GIR (T16) for the week, which helped set him up to convert 20 birdies and two eagles.

What’s in the Bag? | Cole Sherwood

KPGA | KPGA Gyeongbuk Open

Doyeob Mun (Pro V1x) birdied the 72nd hole to close in 4-under 67 Sunday and clinch his sixth career KPGA title.

The 34-year-old Korean was the only player to record four rounds in the 60s (67-69-67-67) in Gyeonbuk, making 20 birdies in the process.

JGTO | Kansai Open Golf Championship

Gaming his Titleist driver, utility and Vokey lob wedge, the winner of the Kansai Open Golf Championship closed out a three-shot victory for his third JGTO title.

SUNSHINE TOUR | Kit Kat Cash & Carry Pro-Am

Gerhard Pepler (Pro V1 Yellow) delivered a flawless final round, closing in 7-under 65 to win his second career Sunshine Tour title in wire-to-wire fashion.

He came up clutch down the stretch, making an eagle 3 on the par-5 17th before going on to win by two shots.
Pepler’s Sunday 65 was his third bogey-free round of the week, having opened with rounds of 63-64.

What’s in the Bag? | Gerhard Pepler

CHINA TOUR | Straits Cup Xiamen Open

Ryan Ang (Pro V1x) closed in even-par 71 to win by one and secure his first China Tour title.

The 26-year-old Singaporean led a group of nine Titleist golf ball players finishing inside the final top 10.

LET | Amundi German Masters

Leonie Harm (Pro V1) made four back-nine birdies on Sunday — including one on the par-5 18th — to win by one on home soil and capture her first career LET title.

The 28-year-old German’s week was highlighted by a course record 8-under 65 on Thursday, the low round of the tournament.

AMATEUR | U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship

A total of 256 competitors have gathered this week at the Desert Mountain Club in Scottsdale, Ariz., to compete for the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship – and 88 percent of them are teeing up a Titleist golf ball.
Among the 128 two-man teams, 224 players are teeing up a Pro V1, Pro V1x or Pro V1x Left Dash model, more than 18 times the nearest competitor (12).
Titleist is also the top choice of players in every major equipment category:
- Forty percent of the field (103 players) is gaming a Titleist driver, 41 more than the nearest competitor (24%).
- Titleist is also the most played fairway (121 players/35%) and hybrid (40/43%).
- Titleist irons are also the top choice of players in Arizona with 98 (38%) sets in play, more than double the nearest competitor (39).
- Fifty percent (60) of the utility irons in play are also Titleist.
- There are over 500 Vokey Design gap, sand and lob wedges in play (501/66%), more than seven times the nearest competitor (63) and more than all other brands combined.
- More competitors are also gaming Scotty Cameron putters (67/26%) than any other brand.

AMATEUR | NCAA Division I Women's Regionals

The NCAA D1 Women’s Regionals concluded this week, with 86% of competitors across six different sites having teed up a Titleist golf ball.

Titleist was also the most played driver (38%), iron (34%) and wedge (50%).
Each one of the eight medalists played a Pro V1 or Pro V1x, including Anna Davis, who finished atop the individual leaderboard in Louisville and led Auburn to the team title.
Davis was also among the five medalists who gamed a Scotty Cameron putter and at least one Vokey Design wedge.
Her all-Titleist setup included her Pro V1x golf ball, NEW GTS2 driver and fairways, 620 MB irons, Vokey Design wedges and Scotty Cameron Phantom putter.

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