Jake...

Changing the lie angle to properly fit your swing is from my experience is important and will indeed help ensure a cleaner golf shot. When I was fit for my irons, the fitter was adamant that lie angle is just as important as the proper length…

Yes I played in local qualifier this year and had a blast. I wanted to go for the experience. Although it didn't end the way I wanted it to I am looking forward to doing it in the future. I was -2 through 4 holes then once I got to the dreadful 250 yard…

Hi Greg,  You would need to purchase the full club with shaft.  We don't sell just the heads. 

We have 3 iron heads that will be built to whatever custom specs you are looking for.  As far as pricing, we don't have direct orders for these so you will have to inquire at the pro shop before you place your order.  We don't have a GW for that set…

I didn't see any. I may just not generate enough club head speed  my deciding factor was the forgiveness. Once you find the right shaft combination you won't go wrong. I can't underestimate the importance of getting fitted. It makes all the difference…

We have an Advanced Fitter at The Golf Shop at Robin Nigro- the fitter's name is Bert Benjamin and his number is: 816-941-9000

Here is the link for finding a fitter: http://www.titleist.com/find-a-golf-shop/#fitters

Im a big time sweeper of the ball, never take huge divots.  Never gotten fitted for any wedges before. Been having hard time hitting shots from 50-75 yards this year with my SM4 60-07.  Went to a range to work on just that this past saturday, and by fluke…

I've played Project X shafts for a number of years now and will say this, try them before you commit to a set in all of your irons and wedges.  You're either going to absolutely love them or absolutely hate them.  There isn't a lot of middle ground…