leo g said:

I would be an Ipad user/owner but have elected to spend my money on new 910 driver and Titleist tour fitting session at Oceanside.  I've found spending money on golf is much easier to rationalize than spending money on anything else.....;…

when you change the loft of the club you will also change the bounce of the clubhead, you may or may not want to grind the sole. It depends on what you want the overall playablity of the club to be for you. I would be careful with this!!!

Hi Chris -

The Oceanside facility does not assemble clubs after a Tour Fit.  The customer is responsible for ordering/purchasing their desired product from a fitting through a Titleist dealer of their choice.  Titleist would be happy to recommend a nearby…

Congrats Titleist.  I can definitely concur that Titleist is the best.  With my most recent additions I am now playing a totally Titleist bag and love it.  Your the best and you deserve the accolades.

I think money plays a big part as well.  From the company's stand point it's almost like investing in stocks.  You have your old high dividend paying stocks but you're always looking for some long shots that can really pay off big.  All equipment…

It's all about feel.  I have softer shafts in my 56 & 60 but keep my stiffer shafts in my wedge and gap. 

Just for reference my yardages are:

PW - 135yds

GAP - 125yds

56 - 115yds

60 - 95yds