The Course: Cobblestone Creek Country Club, Victor NY 14564. The Hole: Hole #2 Par 3 from the Blue Tee playing at 167 yards. The Club: Titleist AP1 5 iron Ball: Titleist NXT #1 The Shot: A high draw that dropped like a dart onto the front edge of…
Cathi, Titleist Club Concierge said:In general, we would recommend that you get your wedges with the same length. As far as the lie angle goes, you can go with the same lie angle or some players will get them slightly flatter than their iron set.
In general, we would recommend that you get your wedges with the same length. As far as the lie angle goes, you can go with the same lie angle or some players will get them slightly flatter than their iron set.
Brad M said:I've had my Vokey wedges since June of 2008. I've been thinking about getting new wedges and was wondering if you guys think it would be worth it. In other words, could I make it through another year with my current wedges or will getting…
I've had my Vokey wedges since June of 2008. I've been thinking about getting new wedges and was wondering if you guys think it would be worth it. In other words, could I make it through another year with my current wedges or will getting…
I would say that you should use either the prov1 or prov1x the x has a little higher ball flight and a little less spin but I don't think you will see a considerable difference in distance when comparing the prov1 to the prov1x. there might be a 5 yard…
thanks for your reply jerry.not able to try out the putter as its not in our proshops.have used a newport 2 for many years and love the contact feel and sound with ball strike.from my review reading they are saying that the milled steel duplicates this…
I had my first Ace on hole number four (182 yds.) at Pine Hills Golf Club in Brunswick Ohio. I was playing ProV1X and wearing a Titleist calbretta leather golf glove. I hit 6 iron dead straight at the pin. The ball bounced once and fell in the cup. Thank…
Aaron,
The line is based off the center of the putter face where you would get the most forgiving contact and most consistency. I have no personal experience with milling the line on the putter myself, but I do want to let you know that this is an option…