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RE: 716 ap2 delivering time

19hole

It can take 2-3 days to build your clubs if all of the components are in stock. It then can take up to 10 days to get them in your hands, depending on where you live.
- over 10 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs
RE: 50 degree

DSimkin

Thanks guys. Looking forward to trying these out on the course!
- over 10 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs
RE: Stadry bag

Chris92009

I have not had this issue since the cart bag I use on carts and our club has coolers on every cart.
- over 10 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Gear
Comment on Watch: The Titleist Performance Institute Experience

John T

Unreal!!! Definitely on my list for the next 1-2 years!
- over 10 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Tour Blog
RE: Special Vokey and Scotty Cameron Event

Hotsauce

What an awesome day. I was lucky enough to get to meet Spencer at the Gallery in Encinitas, and I have to say he's a wealth of knowledge and a true professional. This sounds like an amazing day for TT members.
Thanks for sharing
- over 10 years ago
- Team Titleist
- The Clubhouse
RE: Low handicap, slow swing speed

Ken D

May be a little late to this thread. But I'm 60, have had 42 surgeries, (back, hands,etc), but still have a 3.9 index. SS around 85 mph with the driver, but my swing is highly efficient. Ball speed 130, so total with driver around 245. Bottom line is…
- over 10 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Club Fitting
RE: Screen saver

C.Gee_1

Nice. Very well done. :)
- over 10 years ago
- Team Titleist
- The Clubhouse
RE: Titleist Light Weight Stand Bag

C.Gee_1

I am also a junior and love my Titleist ultra-lightweight stand bag!
- over 10 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Gear
RE: Which One?

C.Gee_1

I think you should use a Scotty Cameron GoLo. It is my favorite putter. It's very forgiving and has great feel. I would talk to people at a local golf shop or golf club to see what you really need. Those are just reccomendations, but good luck and have…
- over 10 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Scotty Cameron Putters
RE: Loosing color

Kevin B

Its an Easy fix you can do yourself...Get some black acrylic paint (from a Model shop) and paint in the numbers on your clubs. try to just fill in the numbers without getting paint all over the sole. Let dry, the take some fine Steel Wool and sand off…
- over 10 years ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs

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