I dont think you’re going in the right direction with that club. At the top left of your screen there, look for the ‘Fitting’ menu and find your local Titleist fitter to set yourself up with the best equipment money can buy! These fitting experts can craft the right combination of club and shaft to get the most efficient use of your swing to get the customized results you want.

Good luck with the new club!

I would highly suggest being fit for all clubs in the future by a certified club fitter. Each time I am fit for something, I am amazed at what I was thinking driving to the fitting and how much it differed from what I left with at the recommendation of the fitting professional (I always use a Titleist fitter). Shaft choice is so critical with the weight, color, length... correct set up can do so much to affect distance, trajectory and other very important measurables. The game is hard enough, as we all know... having the right set up and a few lessons by a PGA certified professional gives you a great chance to have fun and hit some memorable shots while getting better. Good luck Davis!

An deiner Stelle kann ich für die Zukunft nur ain ein Fitting appellieren. Damit kostet das Schlägerset nie mehr, du hast jedoch immer das Beste für deinen Schwung.
Solltest du selbst Schläger probieren..... hookst du sie links/links weg ist der Schaft zu steif. silced du sie rechts weg, ist der Schaft zu weich.

For your best or optimal results you should be properly fitted for your golf equipment, no matter your experience or golf handicap.