• Vintage Ben Hogan Irons?

    Found my Grandfather's Ben Hogan irons (2 - 9); Stainless Steel-Offset Model; Par Maker with the number # 1622 and the capital letter M (assuming it stood for Macgregor) Unfortunately, original grips were replace with png grips about 30-35 years ago.…

  • RE: hybrids

    Not yet.

  • RE: Ball striking development

    Like Dale, have gotten up there in age and need more forgiveness and play T300s (5-W), love them but carry the SM9 52.08F and 56.10S wedges. It is all about feel. If you are scoring well enjoy your success. Golf should be fun not a struggle. =)

  • RE: Ball fit options

    If someone asks me which ball I like and recommend, I always ask them what they are playing and what they want in a ball. I personally like the Prov1 and Prov1x left dash. If they have never played the ball I will throw them one to try and see for themselves…

  • RE: Cameron Smith Wins Again

    As an independent contractor he has to do what is best of him, his family and their future. He can still play the Aussie tour with no restrictions. I really like the guy and his is definitely a great Ambassador for the Titleist Brand. Cam is a great…

  • RE: Process of setting up a Team Titleist Golf Event

    Is anyone looking to arrange a TT event in North or South Carolina. I’m all in and would be glad to assist.

  • RE: One Shot, One Pro V1, Two Ways with Sahith Theegala

    Definitely the bump & run but now trying to use more bounce since it’s softened up out there

  • RE: Winter golf ball

    I usually play prov1x ,but my last 3 rounds have been in cold (under 40 degrees and wind) and I played an AVX loved the lower ball flight and a little bit more release on the greens

  • RE: Moe Norman and Titleist

    I live in Moe country, and we have been blessed to hear so many of the stories over the years and see him in action.
    I can remember the old "Sportsworld" dome when MOE would sit and watch and chirp some of us when he was alive, when we were hitting balls…

  • RE: Shaft puring

    Shaft puring is overrated today. It was necessarily 20 years ago when graphite shafts were not as consistent and the quality controls that others have mentioned did not exist. Plus, I remember the process of puring, also referred to as spine alignment…
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