Titleist Finding Feel-Docuseries

[TylorJudd]

14 minutes ago, Golfspy_CG2 said:

The DI Shafts just seem to do so well in the TSRs.  I have  DI 5 in my TSR2 and it was a big improvment over the stock HZRDUS.   Last week I just got a GP VR 5 in with the All Fit System, I didn't originally order a Titleist collar for it but after seeing how well it worked in my G430 MAX 10K, I think I'm going to order a Titleist and TM collar for it.  

Graphite Design in general seems to be a match made in heaven for the low spin drivers on the market. I put an AD MJ in my paradym, which in no way should be a shaft I’d fit into on paper with “high launch “mid/high spin” designation, but it’s a beat with the TD

[Erin B]

1 hour ago, TylorJudd said:

I’m making the switch too, went from Cleveland RTX wedges to Vokey SM8 to start. They aren’t only beautiful to look at, but their feel is so consistent. Popped a TSr3 5 wood in my bag also. It performs so well, coupled with an AD DI, that I sold my 3 wood… I was shocked at how nice it was! I don’t think I’ll grab a TSr driver as my Paradym TD is just too good. Very intrigued by the T100/100s/T150 but will probably go with SM10 first. Titleist is on to something

I’m looking into the new Pings as well for irons, but I’m leaning Titleist. I KNOW I want the TSR4. When I go in I’ll get fit for the 3-5 woods as well.

[BNewton51]

1 hour ago, TylorJudd said:

I’m making the switch too, went from Cleveland RTX wedges to Vokey SM8 to start. They aren’t only beautiful to look at, but their feel is so consistent. Popped a TSr3 5 wood in my bag also. It performs so well, coupled with an AD DI, that I sold my 3 wood… I was shocked at how nice it was! I don’t think I’ll grab a TSr driver as my Paradym TD is just too good. Very intrigued by the T100/100s/T150 but will probably go with SM10 first. Titleist is on to something

As someone who's played all three models, I have to say the T150's are just simply amazing!  I would highly recommend them.  The 100s are the same model just a little thinner looking, but play about the same.  The 100's are great if you enjoy traditional lofts and have no concerns about distances.  But why not get all the playability and a little extra distance, imo.  

As you can see by my bag below I'm pretty all Titleist except that Triple Diamond.  That thing was just too good and continues to perform better than most.  

[TylorJudd]

12 hours ago, BNewton51 said:

As someone who's played all three models, I have to say the T150's are just simply amazing!  I would highly recommend them.  The 100s are the same model just a little thinner looking, but play about the same.  The 100's are great if you enjoy traditional lofts and have no concerns about distances.  But why not get all the playability and a little extra distance, imo.  

As you can see by my bag below I'm pretty all Titleist except that Triple Diamond.  That thing was just too good and continues to perform better than most.  

My local coach here is a Titleist staffer and he has Titleist coming to his course in April. I’m going to do a fitting just to see how it goes. It’s funny how much a visual can play into it!

He is going to have me play around with a T200 4iron and possibly a T350 driving iron and see how that goes

[BNewton51]

15 hours ago, TylorJudd said:

My local coach here is a Titleist staffer and he has Titleist coming to his course in April. I’m going to do a fitting just to see how it goes. It’s funny how much a visual can play into it!

He is going to have me play around with a T200 4iron and possibly a T350 driving iron and see how that goes

In my testing, the 350 I'd probably tell you go with the newer 505 model.  That thing is a cheat stick and to my eye it set better on the ground.  However, that's a completely subjective thing so you may enjoy that.  Depending on size, however, you may enjoy the looks of the 200 4-iron in there.  

My set up currently, I do the 150 from 5-pw.  Vokey's down below.  BUT, my 4 iron is the 505.  And I purposely did that because it launches FAR higher than most other models.  And I really wanted to have a long iron for those 200-215 yard shots that I can carry there but have it high enough that it's going to stop unless the green is a parking lot.  Even then, I haven't ran it through many.  

The good thing though by and large this year is I think of MOST manufacturers Titleist has done the best job of making each of their clubs blendable to the point that they don't look too out of wack.  So definitely, enjoy that fitting.  I'm sure you'll come away blown away with what you felt and had results wise.  

[TylorJudd]

9 hours ago, BNewton51 said:

In my testing, the 350 I'd probably tell you go with the newer 505 model.  That thing is a cheat stick and to my eye it set better on the ground.  However, that's a completely subjective thing so you may enjoy that.  Depending on size, however, you may enjoy the looks of the 200 4-iron in there.  

My set up currently, I do the 150 from 5-pw.  Vokey's down below.  BUT, my 4 iron is the 505.  And I purposely did that because it launches FAR higher than most other models.  And I really wanted to have a long iron for those 200-215 yard shots that I can carry there but have it high enough that it's going to stop unless the green is a parking lot.  Even then, I haven't ran it through many.  

The good thing though by and large this year is I think of MOST manufacturers Titleist has done the best job of making each of their clubs blendable to the point that they don't look too out of wack.  So definitely, enjoy that fitting.  I'm sure you'll come away blown away with what you felt and had results wise.  

That is exactly what we were thinking. I happen to get along with the Tour AD DI really well and that is a driving iron is intriguing. I honestly may do both!