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Titleist TSR2 Driver shaft purchase.

Keith S — Sun, 26 Jul 2026 10:50:14 GMT

I have a Titleist TSR2 Driver. I want a shaft that is 2” shorter for it with the surest hosel already installed. Is this something I can buy from Titleist? If so, how? I’d also like to know if I’ll need to add more weight to the head if I do this and if so how I make that happen.

RE: Titleist TSR2 Driver shaft purchase.

Rylan K — Mon, 27 Jul 2026 18:35:09 GMT

Hi Keith! Yes, you can place a custom order from Titleist through an Authorized Retailer or Local Pro Shop.

RE: Scotty cameron divot tool

NorthTXTitleistGuy — Mon, 27 Jul 2026 17:09:42 GMT

PGATSS has them at the front counter when you are checking out. I JUST bought one a few weeks ago. Call me and I will get one for you if you can't find one.

Scotty cameron divot tool

Steve H — Sun, 31 May 2026 15:55:10 GMT

I was wondering if anyone know where to buy a scotty cameron divot tool. That's the only thing I need to add to my bag. I looked at golftown but don't carry it. If anyone could help that would be great

GT series price drop

Daniel Tramble — Sat, 31 Jan 2026 17:10:10 GMT

Hey Guys

Woke up the other day to see the GT series has dropped in price in Canada... (And FJ traditions dropped to $140 LOL). fantastic news. Is anyone buying one or getting fit for the GT? I myself bought a TSR 2 driver and a 16.5* fairway metal when the TSR series did a price drop and looking forward to hopefully getting a GT2 driver.

My question, who/where do you get fit? I was fit for the TSI3 years ago and outgrew it as when we dod the a/b testing the TSR2 was the clear winner on the track man. I have always used 9* drivers in A2 setting for last two fit sessions and am thinking to just pull the trigger and give er a go. so to speak but I guess has anyone done club fitting at Golf Town? It would cost me $60 then id probably order it from Titleist as the shaft is glued to your fit position and call me crazy but the graphics can set me off by being "busy"

Ive always been fit into the same tensei 55g blue shaft. only difference last two fittings went from 45" to 45.5 and noticed a little longer driving distance for me so I would assume the shaft would stay the same as I really like it a lot....

Previous two times fittings were done at my old club (Truro Golf Club) which is a Titleist pro shop. When fit was done and clubs were ordered, the fitting charge was waived. At GT I'd have to pay a $60 fee.....

I work at a "tailor-made" club as the equipment mechanic/junior greenskeeper and going to University of Guelph doing my turf grass management program so the club I work at, we would never have a "Titleist fitting" hence asking about Golf Town....

I saw improvements going from TSI3 to TSR2 and hopefully will see a difference going to GT2.

Looking for opinions on fitting options.

Thank You

Dan

RE: GT series price drop

Daniel Tramble — Sun, 26 Jul 2026 11:26:32 GMT

Ended up going

10* GT2 w/denali red
16.5* GT2 w/denali red
21* GT2 w/denali red
21* GT2 hybrid w/denali red

unbelievable performance, much more hotter than my TSR2 clubs and switching from Tensei blues to my fitted shaft was a game changer

RE: Scotty cameron divot tool

Daniel Tramble — Sun, 26 Jul 2026 11:23:15 GMT

You can find them on eBay or from users that have multiple that would sell here as posted.

From a agronomic/green keeping perspective they aren't the best I find and awkward to use (and this is strictly my opinion)

The "bump" promotes the user to pull the material to the centre... this tears roots on a green and causes brown spots... which in turn become dead and are perfect areas for grasses such as pot annua and other weeds to gravitate to as the bentgrass/primary grass species dies.

I find a long tee is better... as you work from the outside pulling the material into the inside which does not rip roots and the treen heals faster (I am doing my GC program at the UofG and been on seminars with world class superintendents and had this discussion)

Here is an excellent article from USGA green section record on repairing pitch marks.

www.usga.org/.../usga-course-care-video--how-to-repair-ball-marks-2204995528001.html

The scotty tool will work, however for me I find it awkward and 99% of people I play with that a have them "lift up" as opposed to "pull in" the turf

Good luck with your search!

Dan

New Iron Day! Super impressed w/T250

Daniel Tramble — Sun, 26 Jul 2026 11:10:26 GMT

Hey Guys!

Hope the summer is going great and everyone is shooting low scores and having fun. Three years ago I was fit for T200 5/6 and T150 7-48* and always went with the 54* S and 60* M.... it works for me and my fitter is amazing! I have noticed this season my T200 5-6 strike beautiful and the contact feels stellar.

Last year I amassed 167 rounds (combined 9's and 18's) I work at a GC and am a turf student. Was able to get handicap to a 7.1 (lowest ever) fast forward to this season and work has increased and this semester has been involving and as result not as much time to golf. Handicap took a hit and started to trend upwards which is fine as I didn't have the time to invest into it like last year. Still hit the range 4 times a week and practice short game 3-4 hours a week. Still practice as much as I can but haven't "gotten hot" this summer and hoping for that moment to come which it will.

Because I have had inconsistent impact this season I decided I needed help and possibly to make a equipment change. I went to the T250 5-PW with my shafts I was fit for (feel amazing) and instead of the "kit" 48* I went with the SM11 48* F, 54* D & 60* M.

What a difference with the SM11 48* F compared to the kit 48* . Played yesterday and had accurate carries and drop and stop performance with my 2026 AVX. 2 x birdies. I find this ball helps me get more distance and it is phenomenal.

Before I went to the GC with the irons I went to a trackman to get carry distances and totals. Boy these irons are HOT but knowing carry numbers helped me last season. I have a slower swing speed as I have arthritis and joint issues however love to still go as hard as I can. My issue with the T150's (and they are great) I had toe misses and thin shots and they aren't the most forgiving. I find with the T250's even on a toe hit I can get a better miss so not upset about new equipment!

Overall the irons and wedges are amazing and I will keep practicing to try and keep my index in check! Super happy about these irons!

First image is my carry numbers, second image is totals and third image are the irons unpacked at home (staring at them in beauty) LOL.

Fairways and greens folks! #teamtitleist

Dan

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New T Series Black Vapour Irons

Darius V — Tue, 07 Jul 2026 23:47:11 GMT

Those new Irons along with the SM11 all in Black Vapour sure look awesome. I see they are a limited edition but unfortunately I will not be in the market for something new until next season. Who knows... Perhaps they will be so popular that Titleist decide to have another run of the Black Vapour in 2027 :) For me it would be a mixed set. Thinking T150 for P through 7, T250 for 5&6, and T350 for a 4 Iron. However - I would never place an order before having a fitting done first just to make sure I am properly matched for the right set-up.

RE: New T Series Black Vapour Irons

Graham B — Thu, 23 Jul 2026 21:53:29 GMT

Hey pal, ya we've been hit with the heat wave as well, unfortunately it has only brought fires, no rain to speak of. Just hammered with smoke, hard to play some days.

RE: TT Wedge Camp - Ottawa

Josh — Fri, 17 Jul 2026 15:42:53 GMT

Vancouver one was unreal , great experience worth every penny . Crushed a hot dog looking out on the Pacific Ocean and my short game has improved so much . Instructors and fitting experience was top notch

TT Wedge Camp - Ottawa

Sleighzer — Fri, 12 Jun 2026 11:18:04 GMT

Attended the TT Wedge Camp at the Rideauview Golf Club yesterday and have to say it was a fantastic first class event. There were just 5 TT Members with 3 knowledgeable instructors. The event was 3 hours which started with a video and proceeded to the practice facility with hands on instruction. I highly recommend anyone to participate in this camp given the opportunity.

Well done Team Titleist on a fantastic day and I can't wait to get my custom fit wedges!

Kevin

RE: New T Series Black Vapour Irons

Darius V — Wed, 15 Jul 2026 23:11:10 GMT

That is so good to hear. I hope that the golf season out your way is just as good as it has been here in Ontario. We have had a lot of really hot weather but fortunately we have also had a lot of rain through many nights to keep the course looking great !

RE: New T Series Black Vapour Irons

Graham B — Mon, 13 Jul 2026 20:53:34 GMT

The irons should still be around buddy. Usually they offer the irons in black for year two of their cycle, but this being year one, should still be there for when you're ready!

Irons

Ian D — Sun, 12 Jul 2026 21:09:05 GMT

Hey there, I just wanted to reach out and say thank you for making me the best irons ever, I have the AP2 718’s and they are the best damn sticks ever, you guys fucking crush it, I love you guys.

RE: Scotty cameron divot tool

Dale V — Thu, 09 Jul 2026 16:55:55 GMT

I still have that putter, cover, and divot tool attached. Since it was my first Scotty, I have kept it original although lightly used for those first 4-6 years. I wish now it was in original unused condition.

RE: Scotty cameron divot tool

Sleighzer — Thu, 09 Jul 2026 13:47:37 GMT

My first Scotty Cameron putter (Newport 2.5) came with a divot tool that was inserted on the outside of the putter cover. Pretty cool but I never kept it in the divot tool as it would easily fall out.

RE: TT Wedge Camp - Ottawa

SCochrane — Tue, 07 Jul 2026 17:21:57 GMT

I attended the Calgary event!! It was very informative and professional. Just received my new SM11, Thanks Titleist!

RE: Discount Codes

Darius V — Mon, 06 Jul 2026 19:47:39 GMT

I agree with Dale. I have never heard of Titleist having any sort of "Discount Code" . I would be curious to know where you may have heard they might have such a thing. Perhaps you are confusing some other manufacturer.

Discount Codes

Farrell W — Sun, 05 Jul 2026 15:27:31 GMT

How is one eligible for a purchase discount code?

RE: Discount Codes

Dale V — Mon, 06 Jul 2026 17:40:37 GMT

Not something Titleist does. They do send a free shipping code on your birthday if you have your profile completely filled out.

RE: Scotty cameron divot tool

Steve H — Wed, 01 Jul 2026 16:49:49 GMT

I'm not sure how to do that

RE: TT Wedge Camp - Ottawa

Josh — Fri, 26 Jun 2026 18:18:58 GMT

It was a great time, now I just need my wedge to arrive!

RE: GT3 Driver Crown Failure - Stuck in a Warranty "Loop" in Canada

Pat R — Wed, 24 Jun 2026 15:48:24 GMT

I’ve been waiting on my GT2 warranty claim to be processed for about 8 weeks. Cracked crown as well. No updates from Titleist nor Golf Town despite numerous attempts on my part to check in. If the GT2 is on backorder I would be happy to pay the upgrade for the GTS head, assuming those are in stock. Otherwise I continue to play without a driver and summer is only so long in Ontario.

GT3 Driver Crown Failure - Stuck in a Warranty "Loop" in Canada

Jie Z — Mon, 23 Feb 2026 15:09:00 GMT

Hi Team Titleist, I am writing this to seek advice or assistance from the community and Titleist staff regarding a warranty issue with my new GT3 Driver. I am a loyal Titleist user, and my current setup is a GT3 (9.0°) factory-built with a Fujikura Ventus Black 6S shaft. Recently, during a normal practice session, I discovered a structural hairline crack developing on the crown/seam area. As shown in the attached photos, the head is in pristine condition with no sky marks, no impact abuse, and no signs of misuse. This clearly appears to be a material or bonding failure on the new thermoformed crown. However, I am currently stuck in a frustrating "warranty loop" in Ontario, Canada: 1. The Retailers: I visited local Golf Town locations, but they declined to facilitate the shipping/inspection because the club was originally purchased abroad (Japan spec), despite it being a 100% authentic Titleist product and a brand-new model. 2. Titleist Canada Support: When contacting support, I was told that all claims must go through an authorized retailer. Since the GT3 is Titleist’s global flagship and is well within its warranty period regardless of the purchase date (due to its recent launch), I am disappointed that I cannot find a way to have the head inspected by the manufacturer. I am a local resident and am more than happy to pay for the shipping costs to the Newmarket facility myself. I just need a Direct Return Authorization (RA) to ensure the product reaches the right hands for a fair evaluation. Has anyone else in the community dealt with this "retailer-manufacturer loop"? Any guidance from the Titleist Consumer Relations team here would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time and for making the best clubs in the game.

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