I think that you know my answer to this question; Ian Poulter. The guy has a great sense of style and humor and is pretty focused on the course. He has taken this year and made a lot out of it, from pretty much being without a place to play to back in the top 50 on the OWGR and a second at the Players.

You also have to love the cars!

What a surprise....Given you actually own more tartans than he does.....!

Steve Stricker is my all time favorite he makes the playoffs for the PGA tour while playing a limited schedule and being eligibility for and playing events on the champions tour. President cup captain and hopefully 2020 Ryder cup captain in his home state. Lastly PGA Tour resident nice guy.

For young titleist stars it has to be Peter Uihlein after what he did at the web.com playoffs this last week winning his first event. US amateur champion. The decision to play in Europe for a few years just makes it seem like it gives those players a more well rounded game. Looking forward to him being in the PGA tour in the 2018 season.

Steve Stricker is my favorite Titleist player. He is such a nice down to earth guy and being from the Badger State as well, also doesn't hurt.

I don't really have a favorite player, I enjoy watching all of them BUT the way I'm looking at this is, who would I want to have a brew with? And it has to be Jason Dufner. We all know Jason's career has gone up and done but I know he'll turn it around, he's too talented. But off the course, I have a feeling this guy would be a lot of fun to have around. I miss his twitter days when him and KB were going at it, cracking jokes and just having a good times. Very similar to what you see with Spieth, JT and Fowler...

So yeah, Duf is my favorite. Seems to me like an all around good dude...

The young players JT and JS ,my all time would be TW,longest player who held the number 1 for 10-11 years in a row.

At one time or another,many of the great players used titleist equipment; tiger, phil,rickie, to name a few.now we see justin and jordan,who have probably trusted titleist equipment their entire life.my vote goes to justin thomas.he grew up in a titleist environment, his dad being a titleist pga pro.he's just starting to kick his chops.pound for pound,he's just exciting to watch.Just(in) look at the low scores he has shot this season.

Jordan Spieth. There are many great guys representing the brand but Jordan is the one. Class Act.

Adam Scott is one of my favorites. Very low key and seems to be a class guy.
Plus he has one of the best swings on tour and can pump it out there with the longest hitters.

TT

I pretty much like all the Titleist players and quite a few that aren't, but two guys that really stand out for me are Steve Stricker...for all the obvious reasons and Bill Haas. To me Bill is a very solid player, but he seems to be very grounded, a lot like his dad Jay. I like the fact that he never seems to get real up or down on the course, he just keeps going about his business and plays his game.

It's really easy to like a guy like Justin Thomas and his performance as of this year is very influential. I'd really like to know more about the kid. I love that he is an awesome Titleist ambassador as well as FootJoy.

My favorite Titleist Player is Bill Haas. Totally professional all the time. Remains humble, treats people with respect and appreciates what he has received from Golf. Oh, and he is incredibly talented.

This is really hard. The stable of stars have so many fine traits. While I relate to the Duff', Steve Stricker has been such an unassuming for so long, and I see him outside the ropes in Madison, I'd have to go with him if only 1 vote. I have a special needs relative and seeing Jordan Spieth show the compassion for his sister can bring tears in our household. He'd get my second vote.

No Doubt Henrik Stenson! I had the pleasure of playing with him during the 2013 Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston. It so happened that he had not played at TPC in a few years, prior to the Hanse redesign.
He happen to notice my kids just outside the ropes on the 12th hole, and said "What are they doing over there?" My first impression was that my kids were up to No Good, but not the case at all. He walked over to both of them and lifted the ropes and walked them up the hole.
He certainly did not have to do that at all, let alone go out of his way to sign pin flags for both after winning. Just so happen he went on that year to win both the FedEx and the Race to Dubai.

I will never forget how kind he was to our group, but most of all the life long impression he left with my boys...

I like Jordan S. And Justin T they are young and they bring that friendly competition that you used to see with Palmer and Nicklaus. Calm down not saying they are as good as the old guys only time will tell how good they will become. But at this moment they are both winning often and there is a definite friendship that is good for golf

Brian, Anyone and everyone can wear khaki to play. I like a bit of color out there.

I don't mind the color's at all....You are about the only person I know other than IJP who can actually make the pants look good, not the pants making the player look good...

Hope all is well, and maybe by end of year we can get a round on the books.
Have a great weekend...Looks like a gem in New England this weekend!

Charlie Hoffman , when he and his caddie a few months ago were going back and forth about which club to use. He pulled the trump card and said" I didn't come here to get close , I came to win. That won me over.

Stricker.. Great wedge magician and all around great guy!

I would say Jordan, class act and solid player. I remember a few years back he was asked about switching clubs and he said Titleist got him where he is why would he change. Refreshing considering all his piers chased the big endorsement deal when they got to #1. With a 10 year old crazy about the game I'm just excited that he has some great guys to look up to in the game Jordan, JT, Rickie they are all really good guys and great for golf

Right now I am a huge fan of Justin Thomas. He seems like he is always attacking, always after the next birdie or eagle. I think whenever he is near the top of the leaderboard he is thrilling to watch. Of course his buddy Jordan can also be fun to watch. Adam Scott would be one of the other players that I have always enjoyed watching. Class and a great golf swing.