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Posted: June 25, 2010
Our friend Rickie Fowler stopped by the Scotty Cameron Putter Studio for a little tune-up between events. He also left with a new putter. Scotty made him a GSS Circa '62 No. 3 with his Xperimental Black Finish. It features the nickname "Steek," a moniker he got at the 2009 Walker Cup.
Click on the picture below to see some shots from his visit – and what "Steek" actually means.
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One of Titleist's three Performance Golf Ball Fitting vans sat parked Wednesday behind the 11th tee at Wollaston Golf Club, a private club in the Boston suburb of Milton, Mass., pointing down a cart path that led to both the club's driving range – and a free education.Just a couple weeks after hitting the road, three members of the East Coast Performance Golf Ball Fitting team – John, Patty and Mike – were busy on the range helping Wollaston members identify the best Titleist golf balls for their games.As the Wollaston members learned, Titleist Performance Golf Ball Fitting is about lowering your score, not only about distance. (Read all about Titleist's Green to Tee approach here.)One member, Bill, had taken a friend's advice last year to switch to a competitor's ball, but admitted that "I still don't think I was getting the most bang for my buck."Hitting balls in front of a TrackMan launch monitor during his 15-minute Performance Ball Fitting appointment Wednesday, Bill, a 5-handicapper, took a strong liking to the Titleist Pro V1 because of the "feel, spin and control," especially from 100 yards and in. But Bill also found that the Pro V1x seemed to straighten out his long iron shots, which he said had a tendency to drift as the clubs got longer."The Pro V1x will tighten that dispersion," Ball Fitting team member John told him.John handed Bill two-ball sleeves of both the Pro V1 and Pro V1x, along with an On Course Evaluation Scorecard (you can download your own scorecard here) that will help him track which golf ball performs best for each type of shot before making a final selection."I just would have picked the Pro V1x without this fitting. I'm surprised, but I'm psyched to get out and try it," said Bill, who hopped in his cart and drove off to the first tee."He seemed like he was going to take advantage of the scorecard comparison," said John.Another member, Richard, had been playing the Pro V1 but admitted that he "wasn't sure he was playing the right one," especially after receiving some Titleist NXT Tour golf balls as a gift from a family member.Having lost some of his club head speed over the years, Richard found Wednesday that the Pro V1 was definitely the ball for him."That's very helpful to know, because I know which ball I should be playing," said Richard, who worked with Ball Fitting team member Patty. "When you have a positive feel about the situation, that helps a great deal."Also on the range Wednesday at Wollaston was former Boston Bruins player Tommy Songin, who stopped by the Performance Ball Fitting tent quickly before heading out to a hockey camp. While Songin didn't have enough time for the 15-minute fitting in front of the TrackMan, he was able to spare the three minutes needed for a walk-up fitting with Ball Fitting team member Mike. (TrackMan fittings are typically scheduled ahead of time through the pro shop.)Songin, who plays a Pro V1x, reconfirmed that he was already playing the best ball for his game.But are you? Be sure to be on the lookout for a Performance Golf Ball Fitting van at your club, or get fit online by clicking here.
Click the picture below to view images from the day Wollaston.
Posted: June 24, 2010
Photographer Greg Moore, a loyal Team Titleist member, stopped by the PGA Tour's Travelers Championship this week and was kind enough to share some of his photos from the practice rounds at TPC River Highlands.The Travelers kicked off Thursday with a field featuring seven Titleist golf ball and/or equipment players in the top 24 of the PGA Tour money list. (2007 Travelers champion and Titleist ProV1x loyalist Hunter Mahan discusses his keys to TPC River Highlands in this video.)Be sure to click on the image below to launch the gallery. Thanks Greg!
Posted: June 23, 2010
This week the PGA Tour is at the Travelers Championship in Cromwell, Conn. The event runs from June 21-27 and is being played at TPC River Highlands. The defending champion is Titleist Pro V1x player Kenny Perry. Team Titleist members M. Dunleavy, B. Moran, N. Dong, K. Ferguson, and M. Murawski won tickets to this event through Team Titleist and will be attending the event courtesy of the Travelers Championship. TV coverage of the tournament is as follows:
June 24 - 3:00-6:00 PM ET - Golf Channel June 25 - 3:00-6:00 PM ET - Golf Channel June 26 - 3:00-6:00 PM ET - CBS June 27 - 3:00-6:00 PM ET - CBS
For more information about the tournament or to purchase tickets, please visit http://www.travelerschampionship.com/
This week the Champions Tour is at the Dick’s Sporting Goods Open in Endicott, N.Y. The event runs from June 21-27 and is being played at En-Joie Golf Course. Team Titleist members M. Jaros, J. Whitney, J. Rossi, J. Morgan, M. Vimislik and J. Kelly won tickets to this event through Team Titleist and will be attending the event courtesy of the Dick’s Sporting Goods Open. TV Coverage of the tournament is as follows:
June 25 – 6:30-8:30 PM ET - Golf Channel June 26 – 1:00-4:00 PM ET - Golf Channel June 27 – 1:00-4:00 PM ET - Golf Channel
For more information about the tournament or to purchase tickets, please visit http://www.dickssportinggoodsopenstore.com/page/page/712056.htm
This week’s LPGA tour event is the LPGA Championship Presented by Wegmans in Pittsford, N.Y. This event runs from June 24-27 and is being played at Locust Hill Country Club. Team Titleist members M. Grilli, M. DeMatteis, S. Brunner, R. Kull and J. Sky won tickets for this event through Team Titleist and will be attending this week's event courtesy of the LPGA Championship. TV coverage of the tournament is as follows:
June 24 – 12:30-2:30 PM ET - Golf ChannelJune 25 – 12:30-2:30 PM ET - Golf ChannelJune 26 – 4:00-7:00 PM ET - Golf ChannelJune 27 – 4:00-7:00 PM ET - Golf ChannelFor more information about the tournament or to purchase tickets, please visit https://www.wegmanslpga.org/