RickyBobby_PR
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RickyBobby_PR got a reaction from Nunfa0 in Titleist T-Series Irons
If you are comfortable taking something off the 9i then you can stay with 46*.
another option if changing bounce doesn’t affect your swing is to bend the 46 strong to fit the distance gap
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RickyBobby_PR got a reaction from ncwoz in Titleist T-Series Irons
The T100 and S are going to be closer to the 770 and the t200 more inline with the 790 in my experience.
Don’t think titleist is expecting one to be more popular than the other. They are designed for two different golfers. Those who like their version of the cb or older ap2 users the 100 is going to be the popular choice.
For those who like the look of the smaller head shape but want some added distance will lean towards 100S.
Both models were popular in the previous release
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RickyBobby_PR got a reaction from sirchunksalot in Titleist T-Series Irons
The T100 and S are going to be closer to the 770 and the t200 more inline with the 790 in my experience.
Don’t think titleist is expecting one to be more popular than the other. They are designed for two different golfers. Those who like their version of the cb or older ap2 users the 100 is going to be the popular choice.
For those who like the look of the smaller head shape but want some added distance will lean towards 100S.
Both models were popular in the previous release
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RickyBobby_PR got a reaction from BostonSal in Titleist T-Series Irons
The T100 and S are going to be closer to the 770 and the t200 more inline with the 790 in my experience.
Don’t think titleist is expecting one to be more popular than the other. They are designed for two different golfers. Those who like their version of the cb or older ap2 users the 100 is going to be the popular choice.
For those who like the look of the smaller head shape but want some added distance will lean towards 100S.
Both models were popular in the previous release
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RickyBobby_PR got a reaction from Nunfa0 in Titleist T-Series Irons
The T100 and S are going to be closer to the 770 and the t200 more inline with the 790 in my experience.
Don’t think titleist is expecting one to be more popular than the other. They are designed for two different golfers. Those who like their version of the cb or older ap2 users the 100 is going to be the popular choice.
For those who like the look of the smaller head shape but want some added distance will lean towards 100S.
Both models were popular in the previous release
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RickyBobby_PR got a reaction from Nunfa0 in Titleist T-Series Irons
Lie boards can be misleading and aren’t really used by fitters anymore because of that.
use the sharpie test
https://thesandtrap.com/blogs/entry/18-sharpie-test-easy-way-to-check-your-lie-angles/
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RickyBobby_PR reacted to Rickp in Titleist T-Series Irons
I was told once by a Fitter; that’s why they call them “Lie Boards”, they lie.
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RickyBobby_PR got a reaction from Rickp in Titleist T-Series Irons
Lie boards can be misleading and aren’t really used by fitters anymore because of that.
use the sharpie test
https://thesandtrap.com/blogs/entry/18-sharpie-test-easy-way-to-check-your-lie-angles/
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RickyBobby_PR reacted to juspoole in Titleist T-Series Irons
Good stuff - part of it too is that I did go for a shaft with a bit more feel that is less tip stiff than what I have been used to. I definitely was swinging smoother last night and I think that made a difference.
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RickyBobby_PR reacted to Golfspy_CG2 in Titleist T-Series Irons
We had Titleist out at our course a couple weeks ago for a fitting day. The rep used the sharpie on almost every player to determine lie. Along with looking at their divot and watching the ball flight.
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RickyBobby_PR got a reaction from sirchunksalot in Titleist T-Series Irons
Lie boards can be misleading and aren’t really used by fitters anymore because of that.
use the sharpie test
https://thesandtrap.com/blogs/entry/18-sharpie-test-easy-way-to-check-your-lie-angles/
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RickyBobby_PR got a reaction from Nolan220 in Titleist T-Series Irons
Lie boards can be misleading and aren’t really used by fitters anymore because of that.
use the sharpie test
https://thesandtrap.com/blogs/entry/18-sharpie-test-easy-way-to-check-your-lie-angles/
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RickyBobby_PR got a reaction from ChiefMikeOfficer in Titleist T-Series Irons
Lie boards can be misleading and aren’t really used by fitters anymore because of that.
use the sharpie test
https://thesandtrap.com/blogs/entry/18-sharpie-test-easy-way-to-check-your-lie-angles/
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RickyBobby_PR got a reaction from dlow206 in Titleist T-Series Irons
Lie boards can be misleading and aren’t really used by fitters anymore because of that.
use the sharpie test
https://thesandtrap.com/blogs/entry/18-sharpie-test-easy-way-to-check-your-lie-angles/
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RickyBobby_PR reacted to russtopherb in Titleist T-Series Irons
Good idea to let us know when things are updated. Is this how things will be going forward, just one post from each tester on the main page that contains intro, fitting, updates, and final review? I know in the "old days" there was an intro post, maybe an official update, then the final review all as separate posts.
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RickyBobby_PR got a reaction from MDGolfHacker in Titleist T-Series Irons
The new format kind of makes me happy I didn’t get picked and adds unnecessary confusion to the whole process. I’m sure there’s a rhyme and reason the powers to be decided the efficiency and was of reading comments and reviews for the old days needed a change