GT Price Drop

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By Frank P

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  1. Frank P

    Frank P
    Port St. Lucie, FL

    Military

    Just wondering. I see that all of the major retailers have dropped the price of all GT Drivers by $200.00, even the GT1 which only came out a year ago. Fairway Woods have similar discounts. Isn't this a little early for price drops? Is something brewing with the Metalwood line?

  2. Dale V

    Dale V
    Surprise AZ

    It’s fair to speculate that the next Gen GT line will become available sooner than the previous generation by several months, given the discounted price to clear inventory. This should be exciting news for northerners who were always frustrated that the new releases were late in the season and they didn’t get much time to enjoy them before their courses closed down. Watch for tour seeding to get a better idea of when the new line might release to the public.
  3. Corey T

    Corey T
    Tyrone, GA

    Military
    That's generally a signal that a new model is about to be released (similar to what we see with the price reduction for SM10 wedges)!
  4. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    Titleist sets the price, so something is happening. Likely an earlier release as Dale said. That the GT-1 line is included may finally get the full line including the -1 released at the same time.
  5. Jordy

    Jordy
    Cleveland

    I think the move is genius timing. Yes. I think they want to get into the game a little early this year and release some new metals, but , with every competitor releasing drivers that are $650+ this is a great tactic to absorb some of the new driver business. I mean the #1 driver on tour is $450 why wouldn't you at least try it and consider.



  6. Chris G

    Chris G
    Hudson Valley NY

    Military
    EXACTLY!!! The GT line up is just as good or even better then some of the new drivers out there. It's definitely' going to be tough to beat this driver.
  7. Dale V

    Dale V
    Surprise AZ

    And that’s what we have been saying since the 915 model. :) When you spend a little time with the design engineers, you find that they are usually working on technology for two to three generations ahead of the current and the next model is mostly in refinement mode.

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