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RE: Update on New Titleist Irons

Barry M — Fri, 31 Jul 2026 19:45:27 GMT

Good luck Chris. Just a quick bit of advice. Scheffler said that 58 better be your consistant score and not your age.

Update on New Titleist Irons

chris w — Fri, 31 Jul 2026 15:53:46 GMT

After a spring season of my son playing 101 baseball games, I have finally had the chance to play my new Titleist T-150 (6-9 irons) and T-250 (4-5 irons) for 10 semi-frequent round in the heat of summer. The blend of these clubs, specifically with the project x red shaft has produced off the chart results that I am compelled to share.

For context, previous sets of irons were T-100’s, 2 versions of AP2’s and another older Titleist iron set. For over 20 years I have maintained a plus index handicap - not due to distance - but too accuracy and a solid short game. For all my previous iron sets, my 7 iron was my go to for fades and draws and the distance was between 150-160 yards based on the shot type. Literally, no change in distance over the 4 sets and custom shafts.

My new T-150 7 iron is my go to for a 192 yard fade and 198 yard draw.

I’m 57 years old and have truly found a fountain of youth. On hot days, these new clubs and shafts are 3 club lengths further than any model over the past 20 years. On cool days, they are 2 club lengths further. And all the while maintaining the same accuracy level.

My project for this fall is to seek a a driver that can do the same. If successful, I will no longer hide my ambition to play golf professionally (aspired at one point to qualify for Champions Tour events). However, if I find a driver config that works like these irons … the hell with the old guys, look out Sheffler cause a soon to be 58 year old is coming.

Thank you Titleist and Project X for enabling this fountain of youth.

New clubs in the bag.

Brendan H — Thu, 23 Jul 2026 18:41:31 GMT

Purchased an entire set of new clubs for the first time in 15 years. 4 wedges p-5 T-100 4 T-150 Driver gts3 and a 7 wood.

Driver finally came in yesterday. Rushed to the course for commercial league, no warm up and first swing with the gts3 with the plastic still on and took home the long drive on that hole.

Last week I took home the kp on the par 3 with a hard to hold green on inter club night which is not my best part of my game.

Wedges are spinning back like i have not seen in a long time.

Super happy with the equipment.

RE: New clubs in the bag.

Brendan H — Fri, 31 Jul 2026 19:34:29 GMT

Second week in a row the new driver take me to another long drive win.
GTS3 Is keeping me in the fairway.

I just can't say enough about the 7-wood.
The versatility of this club is amazing
and green holding power from 230 out.
This club is a must have.

RE: Serial Number Check

Dale V — Fri, 31 Jul 2026 17:08:58 GMT

Etched serial numbers are easy to fake. Probably easier than some of the newer counterfeit clubs that are much harder to tell apart than the ones made a few years ago. Always buy from a reliable source or just take your chances because serial numbers look up is too late.

Serial Number Check

Craig G — Wed, 11 Oct 2023 13:36:29 GMT

I purchased a 3 iron off eBay to match my set and straight away after hitting it, it doesn’t feel right at all Checking the serial number against the rest of my set it is a different size font, and looking at closely comparing my clubs and this 3 iron there are few other aspects that look right, event the feel of the head is different Can anyone advise on how I can get this checked out please

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RE: Serial Number Check

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 15:40:46 GMT

Dear all

I bought this vokey SM11 on ebay serial 6243518. I have a feeling that this does not look legit. www.titleist.com/.../y4icwftdvr1hwegxcbw6 www.titleist.com/.../exvgz0fd4znakyc9jx5z

RE: GTS delivery time

Rylan K — Thu, 30 Jul 2026 13:32:11 GMT

Hi everyone! We are making upgrades to our internal systems to improve our shopping experience. As a result, our shipping facilities will briefly pause operations.

Orders placed between July 27th and August 10th will experience longer than normal shipping times.

We’re actively working to keep delays at a minimum and we greatly appreciate your patience. Thank you for sticking with us!

GTS delivery time

craig t — Thu, 11 Jun 2026 18:21:18 GMT

So I went for my fitting for GTS driver and fairway woods. Ended up ordering GTS4 driver, GTS2 3 wood, GTS3 5 and 7 wood. Ordered 3 weeks now and still no sign, see shops now have them in, a bit gutted not to have received them yet. Anyone else finding the same?

RE: GTS delivery time

Chuck Zirkle — Thu, 30 Jul 2026 11:49:51 GMT

Did inquiry and was told yesterday by very reliable source that no products by FJ or Titleist will be shipped until August 10th, due to shut down. Has to do with updates of systems.

RE: New T-Series Turnaround Time?

Chuck Zirkle — Thu, 30 Jul 2026 11:46:32 GMT

Was told yesterday by very reliable source that no products from FJ or Titleist will be shipped until August 10th.

New T-Series Turnaround Time?

Z LEE — Mon, 07 Aug 2023 15:53:07 GMT

Greetings all! I've read on a couple of different threads that some people already have their new T-Series irons in hand. I've read other posts saying they won't ship until after Labor Day.

Just curious if people could share what your turnaround time was or what they were told by their fitter? I got fitted on 8/4 and purchased the 150's. I was quoted 3-5 weeks.

Any insight is appreciated! Thanks all

Driver Thoughts - 18 Handicap

Chance M — Thu, 16 Jul 2026 18:52:15 GMT

Love my Titleist irons, wedges and my Scotty but have never hit the drivers and looking to get one. Ideally a used one. What recommendations and what have you liked and why?

RE: Driver Thoughts - 18 Handicap

Don O — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 20:38:19 GMT

There is no way us amateurs can guess what would work best for you.

Since you are looking for a used club, that limits your options. All Titleist authorized fitters only have the GTS fitting equipment. If you live near a major urban area, there may well be a retailer with access to a substantial used inventory. 2nd Swing is one example. Dick’s/Golf Galaxy never seem to have much used inventory.

Your other option would do an online chat with someplace like 2nd Swing where they ask questions about your swing, flight characteristics with your current driver and suggest some options. Assuming they have that model, loft, and shaft combo in stock. They usually offer full store credit if returned in 30 days and you can try option B next.

Good luck.

RE: New T-Series Turnaround Time?

DFields — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 15:39:37 GMT

i ordered t350 irons abd so far it has been 4 weeks still have not recived

RE: Driver Thoughts - 18 Handicap

Chuck Zirkle — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 15:05:29 GMT

David Ayres, my fitter knows my game better than me. At my age, he says loft in a driver is your best friend. Play 10.75 loft. Hit better than average distance (210+) and in the short grass. "In the short grass". When I go in he hands me what I need and is usually on target. He fits for all top name companies. 35 years experience. Hard to get an appointment, for some. FJ and Titleist account.

RE: When to switch to hybrids

Chuck Zirkle — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 14:58:53 GMT

When I started play hybrids, I had the same I issue. My pro old me two things. Number one stop trying to hit them like a fairway or driver. They are not meant to be hit that way. Strike them like you would your irons. Different ball position. Number two let the club do the work. You are trying to overpower it. I love my hybrids.

When to switch to hybrids

Eric B — Thu, 11 Jun 2026 13:22:54 GMT

Aging (50) has me considering getting rid of the traditional 3 and 4 iron. I have been playing a hybrid for these clubs and I really like it. Just kind of stings a little when you make the switch. I hit the hybrid much better though. Pride goes out the window if I save a few shots on the course.

RE: GTS delivery time

Chuck Zirkle — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 14:53:27 GMT

Supply and demand sometimes creates backlogs in this business. Happens every time there is a new release. Nothing new. All depends on shaft/head/grips. Always check with the Titleist account where you purchased the club, they should be able to get updates for you very quickly, in that, they have the order number. Just saying. Been on here a long time.

RE: Serial number T150s

Chuck Zirkle — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 14:45:57 GMT

Serial numbers are traditionally on the six iron.

Serial number T150s

Don C — Tue, 28 Jul 2026 19:12:28 GMT

How can I check if a set of clubs are legit. They look and feel good but have the serial number on the 4 iron. Can I check anywhere to confirm the clubs are real? 2023 T150s.

RE: Serial number T150s

Barry M — Tue, 28 Jul 2026 21:08:12 GMT

Used to be you could call customer service and give them the club model and serial number to check the build specs. I don't know if they do that for all clubs or just custom orders. I did it a few times and they were very helpful and polite. I haven't done it for several years so not sure if they still do it but you can try.

A vintage hickory putter found at Goodwill

David W — Fri, 17 Jul 2026 01:16:45 GMT

Any hickory club collectors out there? I picked up this gem for $3 at a Goodwill story in suburban Atlanta today. AI research tells me it's legit. H&B Powerbilt model 47 with Reg. 4780 on the sole. Shaft and grip appear to be original. AI says it's likely from the early 1930s. Curious what it's worth to a collector. Thanks, David Wilson Johns Creek, GA dewilson513@att.net

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RE: A vintage hickory putter found at Goodwill

Troy H — Mon, 27 Jul 2026 12:34:10 GMT

Great find! Good luck with your research! Please share what you find out!

GTS2 Fitting

Josh — Mon, 27 Jul 2026 04:25:54 GMT

Had a driver fitting yesterday at the Titleist Regional Fitting Centre in BC, Canada with Tom, who’s the most knowledgeable fitters I’ve ever met.

Last year I was fit into a GT2 9° with a Tensei 1K Black 75X cut down ½”. Since then, I’ve been taking lessons and making some significant swing changes, so it was time to see what fit me now.

I ended up in a GTS2 10° with a Project X Titan Black 60 6.5 at standard length. The biggest surprise wasn’t more distance—I was still in the 270–290 yard range, with a couple over 300. The biggest gains came from dispersion and getting my spin numbers into a much better window.

What really stood out was the fitting experience itself. Tom spent a lot of time changing weights, explaining how the different CG settings in the GTS2 affected launch, spin, and forgiveness, and why we ended up in the neutral A1 hosel setting compared to the A4 setting on my previous GT2. I left understanding why the changes worked, not just with a new club.

It was a great reminder that fittings aren’t always about chasing more distance. Sometimes it’s about finding the setup that gives you the most confidence and consistency. Looking forward to getting the new driver on the course