You can call Team Titleist and they will set up a repair under warranty. Turnaround this time of the season will probably be around 10-14 business days so you'll have a bit of a wait.

     Repositioning your ferrules yourself is usually simple when it comes to Titleist irons but instead of epoxy I use super glue gel. Apply it around the seam between the ferrule and the head and move the ferrule into the proper position flush with the head. Have some small squares of paper towel ready with paint thinner, grip solvent, WD40 etc. for a quick cleanup of the excess glue. They'll be dry in 15 minutes and you probably won't have to worry about them again. You can at least try one club to see how it goes before you make the decision to send the set in for repair.

Do you keep your clubs in the trunk of your car? If you live in an area that gets hot in the summer this can happen. I have seen driver heads twist because the epoxy got too hot sitting in the trunk too.

Ken,

Eric,

Hi Ronald,  Please have your shop set up a Warranty inspection and repair with us.  You can have them ask for a call tag and there will not be any charge for the shipping or repair as long as these are 710 or 712 irons.