Hi Abby & Team Titleist!

Being here in Team Titleist is something I took as a privilege to be able to participate and be a part of a great group/team. But I believed that if was serious enough about getting better, I would need a plan and that began a with some work on my swing at JVGA. The other very important part was having the proper equipment. Slowly but surely the fittings I've been in defaults and led me more and more to Titleist equipments and I couldn't be more happier with each part of the games best tools that I try, not to mention the oeople at Titleist- Staffers and all the way down to its retailers when they start talking about Titleist products.

All of these about Titleist has literally been very instrumental in arriving and taking me to my goals.

The beginning of the year, I worked on my short game. By April, it started showing good results- and then the SM6 debuted as well as a great support program, the Titleist Thursday, to which I took advantage of both. By the end of June, my long game had to be addressed- and there I thought I was stuck to only play a hybrid I've had for a while until I upgraded to the 816 H1. That basically solidified a lot of confidence knowing the bag carried something I can use with what I've worked with.

So the best possible clubs for me are in my bag with what I can do and I'm very proud of it because it shows and proves to me that it works not only for pros- but for us weekend golfers as well. Sometime in May, I carried an index in the neighborhood of 11.7. Today I carry a 6.7 index. Yes, sir!

Last Thursday, I played at Coto de Caza's north course for the first time. It is a par 72, on tees 72.3/135 with some 6,500 yards and I snuck one in to stay at 79.

Abby, Cathi, Chris, Mike, and everyone else in Titleist, a million thanks to all of you- I couldn't be more happier in golf without you/your team and the products you produce. I look forward to further my improvements and goals met with Titleist future products in mind #FAST

Sincerely,
Noel D

For me, it's still a work in progress having finally recovered enough from an elbow surgery to pick up this wonderful game. This summer has been about learning the basics by taking lessons from a fantastic instructor. Furthermore, my goal was to continue to develop a consistent swing and upgrade my clubs of course to Titleist. While I haven't met this goal yet I expect that will change over the next month or two.

By this time next year, I expect to have a full set of Titleist clubs that will have helped me hit my goal of consistently shooting in the mid-80's.

After investing in some new SM6 wedges I have improved massively around the greens. Although my scoring this year has been inconsistent at best, especially in the competitions that matter! Having said that there is still at least 6 weeks left of competition golf to get down to the target of 6! if only I could hit it straighter with the big stick!

One common thing I noticed in reading all these posts--which have all been great by the way--is that handicaps have dropped after adding one or more Titleist clubs to the bag. Some pretty impressive gains by everyone.

Congrats to all, and thanks to every at #TeamTitleist for having such a great forum to share the experiences.

My goal was to break 70. Happened to do it twice, shooting 66 the first time and 69 the second. I also earned CVJG Player of the Year for the 2nd year in a row, and won 3 Tarheel Youth Golf Association tournaments as well. Had a good summer.

Abbey,

My goals for this year were to 1.) Shoot even par(72) - Haven't yet. Shot 73 a couple times though. 2.)Lower my scoring average - Last year's ended at a 79 and i'm currently at a 77. 3.) Play in a competitive tournament - I was able to do this, but I did not fair so well....tournament golf is a different beast! 4. ) Like all players, I wanted to lower my handicap - It ended at 6.4 last year and is at a 5.0 currently.

So i'm 3/4 right now....sounds like a successful season to me so far!

- Sam

my goal was to lower my handicap factor. 2015 i lowered it from a 25 to a 20 and this year have flirted with high 16 and low 17. Today I am a 17.0

I've wanted to win an event, but the closest i came with the MGA was 2nd

It's been a great year, however. a new SM6 Vokey wedge has sure helped!

I had three goals going into the new season
1) lowering my handicap
2) getting a more consistant strike
3) winning some tournaments

All goals and missions I completed and I'm pretty satisfied with my season, but all thanks to my bag of Titleist clubs!!!

@Abby, thanks for your efforts for all the Titleist players!!!
Might there be a chance to get a Bag Tag send to Switzerland? Would be so great!!!