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RE: When to Switch?

Andrew Australia

Hi, I grew up with hand me down clubs in Australia... all hand forged blades... KN, T Armour, Wson Staff and then I bought my own PGF Hand Forged (saved up for 2 years to buy the best Australian tour brand in the early '80s) .... Anyway, I started as…
- over 9 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs
RE: iron shaft choice

Andrew Australia

Maybe C Taper - find them a little more stable

I just ordered 716 MB with the TT Dynamic Gold AMT S300 which seems better for me
- over 9 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs
RE: Golf Balls Arrived

james j

There's nothing like hitting a pro v1 flush right down the fairway best ball made!
- over 9 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Balls
RE: 2015 Folds of Honor Golf Bag

Steve B

Beautiful, thanks for your support Charlie!! Let me know the price!!
- over 9 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Gear
RE: About time.

Bob T

Way to go Frank on your hole in one!!!! Nice going and something to be proud of!!
- over 9 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Balls
RE: Price hike of 716 irons

Dennis B

The price of Scotties have gone up too. Was looking to replace my putter this year but now I think I'll wait. I really do think it has to do with the dollar.
- over 9 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Canada
RE: 816 Hybrids

Matt B

I had the 915H 18* hybrid and switched to the new 816 H2. As I tend to play them closer to an iron than wood. I picked up the 816 H2 19* w/ Speeder 8.8 stiff and it is really easy to play, very impressed. On the standard A1 setting it gives me a nice…
- over 9 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs
RE: First Titleist club ever owned?

MarkConner61

I had a couple of Titleist putters back in the pre Scotty days as well as wedges. I think I also had a driver in the mid 80's.
- over 9 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs
RE: Just retired the DCI 990's

MarkConner61

My next irons will no doubt be CB's but I love my DCI 990's. Just don't see them leaving the bag just yet and I will never sell them. They have served me well and they are like old friends. Tried and true.
- over 9 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs
RE: upright or flat lie angle?

Carl T

I tend to agree that if your club toe is digging first and your ball flight is a fade you need a more upright lie. I just had a professional fitting and I am 6'2" and have been hitting irons for the last 20 years with a 2 degree upright. I was surprised…
- over 9 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Club Fitting

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