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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.
- over 1 year ago
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- Golf Clubs
RE: Most forgiving ( and affordable) Titleist irons

Dan S

2nd that, AP1 were great irons. I had the AP2, AP1 combo set.
- over 1 year ago
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- Golf Clubs
RE: Hole In One

EddietheKarp

Great shot, Jeremy! Congratulations
- over 1 year ago
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- Hole-in-one Stories
RE: First Hole in One

EddietheKarp

Superb shot! Congratulations
- over 1 year ago
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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…
- over 1 year ago
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- The Clubhouse
RE: Shaft Length

Jared L

Lou, I’m pretty sure Titleist changed their standard driver length to 45.5” starting with the TS series.
- over 1 year ago
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RE: Senior Flex?

Chuck Zirkle

I know the answer, but you ask not to tell you the answer. Will be 79 soon and just changed over to regular shafts on my metals/woods/hybrid, Tensei IK Regular 55, 65, 75 shafts. AMT red R300 shafts in my T350 irons. Have lost one club on my irons as…
- over 1 year ago
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RE: Losing Faith in Titleist?

JRezac

You should be good to go if they were purchased new. If used, then yeah you could have a fake set unfortunately.
- over 1 year ago
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RE: 2025 Titleist Loyalty Program

Jared L

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- over 1 year ago
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RE: Short Game

Justin Helton

The Phil Mickelson video never disappoints in this category. Hinge wrist immediately in take back and keep your lead arm stiff through contact. Will take a little practice but you will start to realize your club face goes to the same place every time…
- over 1 year ago
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