ronald bay

Nothing beats or compares to Titliest Pro V1's for me. But when I look to try other balls to be sure I am not missing out on "new" technology, I have found 2 balls that I like and use now when I am not playing in tournaments or money games. They are: Bridgestone B RX and Vice Pro Soft. My swing speed is in the low 90's and these balls work well giving me distance with control. Buy 3 dz packs of Bridgestone for $109 and Vice Pro's for $108 -$3.00/ball vs Titliest at over $5.00/ball. Still go back to my Pro V1's when winning is paramount.

Driver - Taylor Made, PXG Woods/hybrids - Pin, Cobra Irons - Titliest Wedges - Titleist & Vokey Putters - Odyssey Golf Balls - Titleist, TPx5, Srixon Z Star Shoes - Puma Bags - Callaway and Titleist (switched to Callaway) Gloves - Titleist, Foot Joy, Kirkland

In no order: Pebble Beach Pinehurst #2 Medinah #3 Isleworth CC Butler National Southern Hills Championship Bellerive CC Paynes Valley Teeth of the Dog (Casa de Campo) TPC Sawgrass

Titliest T200 irons & Vokey wedges. Went to a local pro and got fitted, tried every major brand and liked the look and feel of the Titliest best. My results on dispersion were definitely a lot better as well as ball flight. Love my clubs but would consider trying another brand of wedges especially.

I think the hardest shot for me is a 30-40 yard bunker shot. Trying to clip the ball without totaling hitting it flush. And even when I do that it seems I may get on the green but the ball checks immediately which leaves me well short of the pin.

Chose the below clubs because I love the look and could use more distance. Ron/ St Louis, MO Current Clubs are Titliest T-200 Handicap is 6.4 Would absolutely provide feedback and participate in forum discussions

Would absolutely love to win the new putter or even the putting mat!!

Si Woo Kim -8

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