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New irons

Elias S — Sat, 04 Jul 2026 14:29:22 GMT

I use a set of titelist 755s from 2006. The shaft is the x400, and the set makeup is 4-pw . I carry my 7i about 155 yards, and was wondering, will I gain distance and consistency? I’m a 13 handicap at the moment and a varsity golfer.

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RE: New irons

SDawson — Sat, 04 Jul 2026 18:04:12 GMT

The place to get answer to your question is by going to see a qualified Titleist fitter. The fitter will see you on the right track

Custom Shafts

Travis A — Thu, 02 Jul 2026 15:38:43 GMT

Is there a way to order a custom shaft through Titleist that isn't one of their shaft options on the website? I'm looking for a Nippon NS Pro 850GH Neo. They offer the 750 Neo and the 950 Neo as shaft options on the website but not the 850 Neo for some reason.

RE: Custom Shafts

Dave — Sat, 04 Jul 2026 14:08:46 GMT

Check with your local pro shop that has a Titleist account for the shaft options they have access to for custom ordering.

T350 Iron Experiences and Advice

Travis A — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 03:16:30 GMT

I'm a high handicapper looking for new game improvement irons and have a fitting scheduled with Titleist this Wednesday afternoon. I assume the T350 is the most likely fit. I'm also considering the png G440, miz JPX 925 Hot Metal, and srxn ZXiR.

1. Would love to hear what others have experienced, good and bad, with the current/2025 T350s.

2. Would love to hear what, if any, others have experienced with the other models/manufacturers I'm considering.

2. Does anyone know what Titleist is working on for the 2027 T350/game improvement irons? Just wondering if it would make sense to wait for the 2027s.

Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

RE: T350 Iron Experiences and Advice

Travis A — Sat, 04 Jul 2026 03:51:57 GMT

Thanks Sandy.

What shafts are you guys playing in the T350?

I liked the Nippon NS Pro 950 GH Neo during my fitting so trying to decide between that and the True Temper AMT Red G2 (stock shaft).

Delivery

Bo D — Fri, 03 Jul 2026 19:50:32 GMT

I just received my new Titleist driver in the mail and it has a regular flex shaft on it. I ordered it off the website and I guess I must’ve clicked regular flex by accident. It was supposed to be extra stiff. What’s the process to get the correct shaft?

Driver Tip Trimming

Mon, 29 Jun 2026 16:18:26 GMT

Planning on purchasing a GTS3 with Tour AD DI shaft. For tip trimming, what is standard for Graphite Design shafts as there are options for 0.0, standard, 0.5, 1.0, and 1.5?

RE: Driver Tip Trimming

Don O — Fri, 03 Jul 2026 03:11:19 GMT

This being an end user with limited Titleist concierge input, you can try calling customer support at Titleist to get their standard tipping for that shaft.
An alternative is to find a sponsored Titleist fitter and sign up with the $100 fitting fee. Buy the club that the 2 of you agree on and the $100 fee is applied to the purchase ( that day). Free advice.

RE: T350 Iron Experiences and Advice

Sandy J — Thu, 02 Jul 2026 22:30:22 GMT

I am gaming T-350 Oil Can and I was asked what I wanted to accomplish from my fitter. I told him I wanted to have a high ball flight and soft landing. I was playing PXG Gen4 0311P and the T-350 performs exactly how I wanted them to. No loss of distance, and great feel.

My DREAM Putter!

Joseph M — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:07:31 GMT

I just wanted to share my excitement! My super awesome wife bought me a putter that I’ve been dreaming about for a couple years now. A Scottie Cameron Super Select Newport+ is finally in my bag! I rolled it for 38 putts the first time I played 18 with it yesterday and couldn’t be happier with the potential I have with it. I’m a 28 handicap that has committed to getting this game figured out and to feel confident on the green is a huge step in the right direction I feel. Just wanted to share and ask; has anyone else gotten their dream club this Father’s Day?

RE: My DREAM Putter!

Don O — Thu, 02 Jul 2026 02:40:17 GMT

Being retired, my wife doesn’t get involved with my clubs (well, short of a full bag fitting at TPI) so long as I stay away from what she buys. So I needed a new driver, just happened to arrive for Father’s Day.

My right side miss is gone. An immediate benefit

Wish you well with your new tool. They almost never wear out, so spend extra time on distance control and consistency in hitting a line. Can’t help you reading a green. Those 2 keys will get you down from 38 quickly.

Tsr2 10 degree

Colin F — Wed, 01 Jul 2026 01:12:21 GMT

I’m thinking about upgrading my driver. Possibly. I hit mine good. And will most likely keep it. But what would be a good replacement to the Tsr2. ?

RE: Tsr2 10 degree

Don O — Thu, 02 Jul 2026 02:30:45 GMT

Both Titleist and My Golf Spy point to a trend that each of us has a different swing and thus the launch angle and carry distance are impacted by CG that can be moved through weight and hosel settings. Shaft selection is more of tuning/feel factor.
With all that in mind (do I need to trust the fitter more than ever….) an empirical recommendation is no more accurate than pulling a driver off the rack.

RE: Tsr2 10 degree

cnastari — Wed, 01 Jul 2026 10:41:22 GMT

I just recently upgraded to the GTS2 from the TSR2. Not that I am the most consistent driver of the ball, I have seen a bit more distance and the sweet spot definitely feels a great!

RE: Tsr2 10 degree

Dale V — Wed, 01 Jul 2026 04:05:17 GMT

The best replacement would be one of the four GTS versions now available. Which one depends specifically on your own swing and can be figured out easily by a professional fitter. Titleist fitting apply the fee directly to the purchase so it’s basically a free fitting to ensure you get what works for you.

RE: T350 Iron Experiences and Advice

Travis A — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 16:34:37 GMT

Thanks Gentlemen.

Wedge Stamping

Zachary W — Fri, 26 Jun 2026 21:20:46 GMT

Recently got fitted for my new SM11s and I wanted to make one of my favorite clubs a little more special. As a kid I was notorious for touching and often breaking things at my grand parent’s house. My antics were often was followed by my grandpa’s famous phrase “tear it up… just tear it up”. Hopefully I can keep his spirit alive with the stamping and add some new memories to the phrase.

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RE: Wedge Stamping

Chuck Zirkle — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 01:59:00 GMT

When I went to Pinehurst report and number of years ago to a Title/Vokey experience, they were giving out awesome SWAG and a new wedge fitting by the master himself. Actually Arron Dill was doing the fittings and Mr Vokey was concurring and approving each wedge. Pretty cool. We could have any wedge we wanted with any shaft, grip and customization. Free stamping, never had it before, so had them stamp ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ all over that area. Called it my sleeper. Also my last name initial.. 58.12D sand wedge. Still have it but the sand at our club is rather hard for need a 56* or less.

Junior sponsorship?

thomas l — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 01:07:39 GMT

I am an accomplished 15 year old junior golfer. I have been plying golf since I was three and competing since I was six.

My rank in njgs.com (National Junior Golf Scoreboard) is 300 overall, and 13th for my graduation year (2013).

My rank for Golfweek.com is 150 overall and 8th for my graduation year.

I recently qualified for the U.S. Junior Am in Ada, Michigan and I was wondering if I am able to recieve clubs from titleist.

Is there anyone I could email or talk to about this? Or is there guidelines that I need to follow to obtain clubs?

If so please respond and let me know. Thank you.

-Thomas Lim

RE: Junior sponsorship?

Chuck Zirkle — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 01:39:11 GMT

www.titleist.com/.../sponsorship-donations

RE: T350 Iron Experiences and Advice

Chuck Zirkle — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 01:31:02 GMT

Will be 80 in 2.5 months and have been playing the T350 regular shaft since the came out in 2023. Was playing the T300s stiff shaft prior to that. My handicap is a work in progress right now. It is at 19 but you never know what I will shoot when I show up. Had back surgery in in Oct and recovering from a pulled muscle in lower back in March. Am working on tempo mainly but when I hit them in the correct groove they are sweet. I will be moving over to the 2027 model when it comes out in the fall. Am getting 6 iron thru the 53 wedge and then a new Vokey 56.10S.
Spoke with the Titleist rep in our area about going all in on the wedges that match the set and said he would recommend it at my age. Of course will be going in for a fitting to check the lie and length and shaft. See if we need to make a change in those areas. I am striking differently than I did when I got the original set in 2023. I love them and need an improvement club, and the 350 meets my need.

RE: T350 Iron Experiences and Advice

Travis A — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 20:24:06 GMT

Thanks Dan.

RE: T350 Iron Experiences and Advice

Tim D — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 20:12:37 GMT

I have played all versions of the Titleist game improvement irons starting with the 300 and currenlty gaming the T350 (2025) version.
I truly enjoyed these clubs and they fit my swing perfectly. I play to a 12-14 index and these irons suit my game well. The irons have a great look and provide solid feedback when the ball is struck on the face!!!!. Good luck with your fitting and I am confident the fitter will get you in the correct irons/shafts that match your swing. I am huge fan of Titleist 24 month release cycle on their equipment.

RE: T350 Iron Experiences and Advice

Dan S — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 19:32:25 GMT

Hi TA,

I am playing the T350s and love them. I am a 3 handicap but fit best into the 350s because of the height I am able to get with the angle of decent being so much steeper. I hit all the game improvement irons along with the T250 and T150 and these were my best fit.

They don't look too large from the top and I don't think the offset is too bad to look at, either.

I hope that helps a bit.