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   Dale V

   March 27, 2018 at 4:34pm

   As long as you order through a certified Titleist distributor, there will be no extra charge for minor loft or lie requirements. Suggest you go through a free Titleist Thursday fitting just to make sure the 2 degree upright is still what you need.

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   Don O

   March 27, 2018 at 5:15pm

   Titleist uses a 2 year cycle. Buying a 716 set off the rack may be easier to get them adjusted locally. You'd have to pay shipping both ways for Titleist to do it - and that price will be set by a dealer. By ordering 718 clubs through a pro shop, loft/lie/length can be specified in the base price.

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   Darin L

   March 27, 2018 at 6:55pm

   I would recommend spending a little time and do a fitting to make sure your measurements haven't changed. Most places I've been don't charge for fitting. I just ordered a CB/MB combo set and my measurements changed slightly over my 712 AP2's. Also I have never been charged for loft or lie changes when ordering through a dealer.

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   19hole

   March 28, 2018 at 5:51am

   There is no extra charge to order your clubs 2° upright when they are ordered from Titleist.

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   Chris92009

   March 28, 2018 at 9:01am

   I would consider taking to a local, trusted golf shop. Titleist is always happy to assist but shipping is a big cost, they will usually be minimal or no charge for placing back to what they were ordered at.

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   Thomas Y

   March 28, 2018 at 10:09am

   I hope you mean either 2016 or 2018 AP2s as there isn't a '2017' model. Any fitting shop or facility with a bending machine should be able to bend them 2*, and I'd guess between $25-50 depending upon how many clubs will be in the set.

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   Joseph M

   March 29, 2018 at 9:41pm

   Titleist manufacture both a standard lie head and a 2 degree upright AP2 head so if you need more than 2 degrees you can actually (as long as ordering through a Titleist dealer) go up to four degrees upright with no additional charge.

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   Sam R

   April 1, 2018 at 4:18pm

   Yeah get fitted, you might find you don't actually need the lie angle changed. I found out last week that not all manufacturers have the same standard lie angle. So what's 2* upright in one brand may not be the same in another.

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