I can help boost the usage numbers, maybe give you an armature validation. but as for the tour part cant help you there hahaha. but hope to see this club come to stores. if not i got dibs on any left overs you'll have sitting around the tour van. hah…
Hi Greg,
I think it's always difficult for the product guys to get the balance right between the number of different models you can have in the range and meeting the requirements of golfers.
However, I will pass on your comments to them as we always…
I started off my 2013 golf season with a bang. I played Southbridge Golf Club near Savannah, GA with my boss and a customer yesterday. It had been six weeks since I last played and I just wanted to keep the ball in play. After shooting 41 on the front…
We were a five some on Pink Shirt day at El Cid, Bob, Rick, Jerry, Sig and myself (Charles). I hit third after Rick and Bob had put their shots on the green just short of the flag. It was a blue flag and Sky Caddie said it was 173 to the middle. I figured…
TM clubs are not only way long, they are very upright. I found a RBZ 17* fairway very hard to hit (specs show a 43.5" shaft and 59.5* lie angle).
I find it easier to hit a fairway wood vs anything above a 21 hybrid. I also hit a 27 hybrid just as far as a 24.
First, what is the cause of the 22 handicap?
People with slower swing speeds fare better with 4 and 7 woods and 24-27H and 6 iron as the…
There are improvements to the heads, weightig and faces to improive forgiveness and spin, as well as the adjustability features, and being able to get fit into correct shaft and loft and lie angle settings.
Thanks for the information as I also would like to be a tester for Titleist.
They currently don't make that style. They stick with the AP1, AP2, CB, and MB, and those are on two year cycles. That being said, those irons would be 714's since the last cycle was 712. Back to your question. Titleist usually releases their…