Yes, we Titleist loyalists would like to take advantage of the technological superiority of white paint. ;-)

Matt,

There are no plans to make any white drivers or metal woods in the future. 

Cameron

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Thank God. White clubs are not classy at all. The traditional black color is one of the signatures that Titleist has and I want it to stay that way. Never would a classy company such as this one give into a Taylormade idea that is just a pathetic way to be different.

Drewber

Thank God. White clubs are not classy at all. The traditional black color is one of the signatures that Titleist has and I want it to stay that way. Never would a classy company such as this one give into a Taylormade idea that is just a pathetic way to be different.

I couldn't have said it any better.  Please, please, please don't quit making the classic profile black drivers!

Cameron D

Matt,

There are no plans to make any white drivers or metal woods in the future. 

Cameron

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Thank you very much for saying this. In all honesty, if Titleist every switched from "traditional" looking clubs, and went white, etc., I'd have to reconsider my equipment options.

Jerry S

Yes, we Titleist loyalists would like to take advantage of the technological superiority of white paint. ;-)

HA!  Love the sarcasm. 

Drewber

Thank God. White clubs are not classy at all. The traditional black color is one of the signatures that Titleist has and I want it to stay that way. Never would a classy company such as this one give into a TM idea that is just a pathetic way to be different.

Hey, let's not fault TM from using appearance and gimmicks to make up for the horrible sound of their drivers at impact - no matter how misguided their attempt is.

If not using a can of white spray paint, I suppose Titleist will also pass on the technology of the stock 46.5 inch driver to increase distance.

I applaud Titleist for not following the silly white club trend. One problem I do have is Titleist labeling the D3 model as "deep" face. It's deeper than the D2 but not very deep compared to some TM or Adams offerings. My question is will Titleist be bringing a significantly deeper faced driver to the market? Many thanks.

I agree with everyone else. Don't put white on a classy driver. You should put a mat black finish on your woods and drivers.

David Browning

Cameron D

Matt,

There are no plans to make any white drivers or metal woods in the future. 

Cameron

1-888-TITLEIST

 

Thank you very much for saying this. In all honesty, if Titleist every switched from "traditional" looking clubs, and went white, etc., I'd have to reconsider my equipment options.

My thoughts exactly.

Thank you for that phewwwww!

Don O

If not using a can of white spray paint, I suppose Titleist will also pass on the technology of the stock 46.5 inch driver to increase distance.

I don't think this company is falling into the same rut as TM and others by making a stock driver that long. Very few players can hit a driver that long consistently and I've heard a high number of Titleist drivers are custom fit to the person anyway. 

If you haven't already done so, check out the sneak preview of the new 913 drivers that Titleist will be fielding to the tour pros at the AT&T this week.  Some sweet cosmetic changes--including the new head cover.  Am interested in finding out what technological changes have been made, as well.  What will the pros say?