Murray,
I would recommend taking the time to work with a Titleist fitter have your new clubs properly fitted. I recently went through the process for a 915D2 and 915F 3-Wood and couldn't be more pleased with results.. A fitter will be able to set you…
My story is a 'two-fer'. On march 31 I made an ace on the 18th hole which from the 'old man' tees is about 145 yards, into the wind, being a 4 hybrid shot for me. I was playing as a twosome with another man. The two-fer thing comes the next day, April…
It was my first round of the year and expectations were low. I normally hit a draw, but at this time of the year I was just trying to hit the ball in the general directions of the target. The par 3 played 161 yards over a ravine with no wind. I my ball…
Based on the threads I have read lately about this subject. The answer is no. If you are buying the new irons I would get fitted for them. I had a set of the original AP2s PX 5.5 S shafts in them and when fitted they changed the shaft to the new XP95…
I appreciate the feedback. I went and hit on the launch monitor And decided to go with the D2, the rogue shaft x stiff tipped, very excited for it to come in!
Chris what I mean by better shoulder flexibility is yes flexibility in the shoulder is paramount reason being is when you develop flexibility you also develop better strength and and control threw your upper body. There fore giving you much better control…
It appears as if Tim Clark and Jason Duffer's shots in Tips from the Tour are Identical. Same bounce, same hole, same dead palm branch. These guy's are good. LOL Just having fun, Tips are still worth looking at.
Not to take this off-topic, but how much does a different shaft make a difference in wedges? If I had a 50* wedge with standard shaft, would I suddenly be able to hit it further if it had a lightweight shaft? I figure with the types of shots one hits…