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RE: Loyalty Rewarded 2025?

Kevin H

Excluding the yellow versions was a bummer for me this year. I like to play them especially early in the year and could have used a set.
- 11 months ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Balls
RE: First hole in one

EddietheKarp

Excellent shot, Emery! Congratulations
- 11 months ago
- Team Titleist
- Hole-in-one Stories
RE: TGL Indoor Golf League - Opinions?

Lance P

I've watched at least 3 nights of TGL...not the full match but a few minutes here and there. I'm sorry but it just doesn't work for me. But it sure looks like it would be a blast to play in that stadium!
- 11 months ago
- Team Titleist
- The Clubhouse
RE: Ball Plant III Tour

John M

I live in North Carolina and will be making a road trip up to the Plant this summer or fall. I've heard nothing but great things about the tour.
- 11 months ago
- Team Titleist
- The Clubhouse
RE: T200 back badge wear

Dale V

My final comment on your brainwashing concern is that almost every brand of clubs has a line of game improvement irons and they all have back badges with brand names. Those are all glued on and have occasional failures too.
- 11 months ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs
RE: T300 Irons

Dale V

Sounds like they might be fake, at best, they are very old out of production irons and would not be covered by any Titleist warranty. The T350 line will transition out this fall after two years. You need to take them back to Golf Town and work with them…
- 11 months ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs
RE: Most forgiving ( and affordable) Titleist irons

Dan S

2nd that, AP1 were great irons. I had the AP2, AP1 combo set.
- 11 months ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Clubs
RE: Building the Perfect Pebble Trip

Kevin M

Made the trip a few times...You NEED to play Poppy Hills. I suggest taking advantage of the afternoon rate. Amazing course, underrated, not talked about enough. All the challenge and beauty Spyglass minus the relentless butt kicking Spy will give you…
- 11 months ago
- Team Titleist
- The Clubhouse
RE: How often should you take lessons?

Justin Helton

My belief is that you should take a lesson every 3 weeks if you're really trying to improve. It gives you plenty of time to practice what you learned in the lesson and also play a couple rounds and then after 3 weeks, you come back and re-evaluate. Any…
- 11 months ago
- Team Titleist
- Golf Tips
Time To Stock Up

Darius V

Titleist Loyalty Rewarded is upon us. Time to stock upon your favourite ball !
- 11 months ago
- Team Titleist
- Canada