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Re: shafts

Cath D.

All Regional, Advanced FittingWorks Centers have the senior Ilima 61 shaft available in their fitting carts as well as the new W 50 shaft. Those are both standard shafts that are available at no upcharge. We also carry the NV 55, Blur 005 in the R2,…
- over 14 years ago
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RiggsGolf

Living the dream at the Titleist National Fitting Center
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Re: Mid Size Bag

19hole

Your titleist retailer should be able to order one for you now.
- over 14 years ago
- Team Titleist
- The Clubhouse
Re: Fall golf picture "Team Titleist"

memphisunited

Great pic.
- over 14 years ago
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Re: Wedge Set-up

Lou G

That 62-07 is about the greatest thing since sliced bread. Works equally well off turf or tight lies, in wet/hard or fluffy sand. Overcomes the limitations of the 60-07 (soft sand) or the 64-07 (tight lies.... might as well use the 60).
- over 14 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs
Message from Mr. Adams, Esq.

Mr. Adams, Esq.

AZ for work = only 2 rounds played, ARGHHGRHH
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Re:

Jason G

Hi Warren Thanks for the info by the way. As for Titleist not offering the 60/4 in LH, you could opt for the 62/7 and have it bent 2 degrees strong, that will turn it into a 60/5 in affect, just a thought for you. Jason
- over 14 years ago
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- Golf Clubs
Re: 712's Bounce angles/Lofts/Offset Values

Brian C

Slightly more narrow sole on both clubs.

Not a major difference...supposedly a hair of trailing edge relief as well.
- over 14 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Club Fitting
Re: Next golf season.

Hotsauce

Other than taking a lesson I would say the easiest drill is to get a half full waterbottle and place it just outside the ball. This will let you know if you're coming from out to in on your path. If you can miss the bottle you will be most likely hitting…
- over 14 years ago
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Scotty Cameron California Del Mar putter finish

Spezza

what is your thoughts on taking the honey dip finish off. i have seen pics of people do this online. Does it harm the stainless steel? or is this a dumb question and if you want it off not an issue? Mine is now in the in between stage of coming off/aging…
- over 14 years ago
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- The Clubhouse

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