^{I can fit a senior into any of the Titleist 910 series metals or drivers as well as any of the iron heads.}

I'm a regional fitter in the New York area.

Any club can be fit to a senior, all depends on the specs they need and the shaft flex, there are many different options available thru Titleist Custom. Also looks like there will be a higher lofted 910D2 driver later in the year as well as some higher launching more forgiving irons according to some of the golf boards on the web

I AM FAMILIAR WITH MANY DIFFERENT CLUBS BEING USED BY SENIORS BUT I DO NOT KNOW OF ONE THAT HAS TITLEIST IRONS AND/OR WOODS.I WAS ASSUMING THAT TITLEIST WAS NOT FORGIVING ENOUGH FOR THE TYPICAL SENIOR.

YOUR REPLY THAT SAYS THERE MAY BE HIGHER LAUNCHING AND MORE FORGIVING IRONS AND WOODS COMING IS MOST LIKELY THE ANSWER I WAS LOOKING FOR. HOPING YOU ARE RIGHT.

THANKS.

I AM FAMILIAR WITH MANY DIFFERENT CLUBS BEING USED BY SENIORS BUT I DO NOT KNOW OF ONE THAT HAS TITLEIST IRONS AND/OR WOODS.I WAS ASSUMING THAT TITLEIST WAS NOT FORGIVING ENOUGH FOR THE TYPICAL SENIOR.

YOUR REPLY THAT SAYS THERE MAY BE HIGHER LAUNCHING AND MORE FORGIVING IRONS AND WOODS COMING IS MOST LIKELY THE ANSWER I WAS LOOKING FOR. HOPING YOU ARE RIGHT.

THANKS.

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Hi Dogloski,

As Ksprecher noted, your best bet would be to visit an authorized Titleist fitter to help you get dialed into a set composition that would work best for your game.  Our authorized fitters are the best in the business and they will be able to get you set up without a doubt.

Having a precision fit for your clubs from a professional is extremely important when looking for optimal performance. 

I AM FAMILIAR WITH MANY DIFFERENT CLUBS BEING USED BY SENIORS BUT I DO NOT KNOW OF ONE THAT HAS TITLEIST IRONS AND/OR WOODS.I WAS ASSUMING THAT TITLEIST WAS NOT FORGIVING ENOUGH FOR THE TYPICAL SENIOR.

YOUR REPLY THAT SAYS THERE MAY BE HIGHER LAUNCHING AND MORE FORGIVING IRONS AND WOODS COMING IS MOST LIKELY THE ANSWER I WAS LOOKING FOR. HOPING YOU ARE RIGHT.

THANKS.

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Hi Dogloski,

As Ksprecher noted, your best bet would be to visit an authorized Titleist fitter to help you get dialed into a set composition that would work best for your game.  Our authorized fitters are the best in the business and they will be able to get you set up without a doubt.

Having a precision fit for your clubs from a professional is extremely important when looking for optimal performance. 

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THANKS MIKE. OUR CLUB HAS AN ADVANTAGE SCHOOL THAT WOULD FIT ME BUT I GUESS YOU BELIEVE THE TITLEIST FITTER WOULD DO A BETTER JOB WITH TITLEIST CLUBS? MAKES SENSE.

THANKS.

I was just fitted for Titliest irons and I am a senior 4 handicapper. They recommended the AP1 with Nippon senior flex steel shafts bent 2 degrees flat to eliminate a left shot. Titliest is the only manufacturer that has A flex steel shafts. All the others have graphite A flex shafts, which feel really wobbly.

Pleasure to meet you for sure.

Deno