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RE: Shafts

MRoseski

I agree with Chuck, take your current driver to a local Titleist fitter and hit other shafts to find the best one that fits your current swing.

Use the link from Jared to find one in your area.

www.titleist.com/locator
- over 2 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Gear
RE: Cleaning Hats

MRoseski

I use shout stain sticks and then rinse them in water and let them dry. They come out looking great.
- over 2 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Gear
RE: Two for One

Derekb

Congratulations

Amazing achievement
- over 2 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Hole-in-one Stories
RE: Stoke-by-Nayland Hole In One

Derekb

Congratulations

Good time to do it
- over 2 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Hole-in-one Stories
RE: I love Titleist golf balls!

Derekb

Congratulations

Only balls to use
- over 2 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Hole-in-one Stories
RE: 44" shaft availability for TSR 1 driver

Don O

Bought at a retail store and not fitted?

Titleist doesn’t upcharge to custom builds a club to non-stock specs. You can order it at 44”. Mine are built at 44-3/4 inches, which is not stock. The weight in the head is +4 g over stock.

The solution is…
- over 2 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Club Fitting
RE: Traveling with Clubs

Charles B

I carry a stand bag and use the Club Glove Collegiate travel bag. Previously carried the players 4 and had a issue with bent stand legs from the point where the hard back of the travel bag ends and mesh material ends.

For this I used a flatted cardboard…
- over 2 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Travel
RE: T100S - First Impressions

Don O

I took up golf in my 60’s. The only stock clubs are my Scotty’s. Even then, went through a SAM lab to confirm stock loft and lie. Nothing in the “stock” rack equipment fits me best. Wedges used to be stock but now use a lighter steel shaft.

Golf journals…
- over 2 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs
RE: Summer or Winter

AJP1965

It has to be summer.

Wearing and carrying less gear is a given and the light is better and lasts longer.

Greens run faster and true.

I think it’s more fun to have to think through more options - in winter you wouldn’t consider a 50 yard bump and run but…
- over 2 years ago
- Team Titleist
- United Kingdom / Ireland
RE: Hazardous Shaft selection

Don O

If your driver shaft is 60 g or heavier, take it back. The “featured” shaft is the 70 g not the 60 in the Titleist club descriptions. It will likely feel lighter than the driver at the same weight shaft.
- over 2 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs

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