Posted: December 2, 2013                            Titleist is the #1 ball for more players and more champions across the worldwide professional tours. In fact, Titleist golf ball players have recorded158 victories around the world, compared to 40 for the nearest competitor. Since its introduction in 2000, the Pro V1 golf ball franchise has been the golf ball of choice for more than 2,000 champions worldwide.Below is a listing of tournaments won by Titleist golf ball players on the major worldwide professional tours in 2013.TOUR (wins)TOURNAMENTPLAYERBALL MODELPGA TOUR (19)Humana ChallengeWinnerPro V1xNorthern Trust OpenJohn MerrickPro V1xHonda ClassicMichael ThompsonPro V1xTampa Bay ChampionshipKevin StreelmanPro V1xShell Houston OpenD.A. PointsPro V1xTHE MASTERSAdam ScottPro V1Zurich Classic of New OrleansBilly HorschelPro V1xWells Fargo ChampionshipDerek ErnstPro V1xFedEx St. Jude ClassicWinnerPro V1xThe Travelers ChampionshipKen DukePro V1AT&amp;T NationalBill HaasPro V1xThe Greenbrier ClassicJonas BlixtPro V1xJohn Deere ClassicJordan SpiethPro V1xSanderson Farms ChampionshipWoody AustinPro V1xTHE PGA CHAMPIONSHIPJason DufnerPro V1The BarclaysAdam ScottPro V1Deutsche Bank ChampionshipHenrik StensonPro V1xBMW ChampionshipZach JohnsonPro V1xThe TOUR ChampionshipHenrik StensonPro V1xEUROPEAN (23)Volvo Golf ChampionsLouis OosthuizenPro V1xAbu Dhabi HSBC Golf ChampionshipJamie DonaldsonPro V1Commercialbank Qatar MastersChris WoodPro V1xOmega Dubai Desert ClassicWinnerPro V1xAfrica OpenDarren FichardtPro V1xAvantha MastersThomas AikenPro V1xMaybank Malaysia OpenWinnerPro V1xTrophee Hassan IIMarcel SiemPro V1xBallantines ChampionshipBrett RumfordPro V1xVolvo China OpenBrett RumfordPro V1xMadeira Island OpenPeter UihleinPro V1xBMW PGA ChampionshipWinnerPro V1xNordea MastersMikko IlonenPro V1xLyoness OpenJoost LuitenPro V1Najet Hotels et Golfs OpenSimon ThorntonPro V1xRussian MastersMichael HoeyPro V1ISPS Handa Wales OpenGregory BourdyPro V1xKLM OpenJoost LuitenPro V170&deg; Open D'ItaliaJulien QuesnePro V1xAlfred Dunhill Links ChampionshipDavid HowellPro V1xPerth InternationalJin JeongPro V1Turkish Airlines OpenVictor DubuissonPro V1xDP World Tour ChampionshipHenrik StensonPro V1xLPGA (12)ISPS Handa Women's Australian OpenJiyai ShinPro V1HSBC Women's ChampionshipStacy LewisPro V1xRR Donnelly LPGA Founders CupStacy LewisPro V1xKia ClassicBeatriz RecariPro V1Kinsgmill ChampionshipCristie KerrPro V1Manulife Financial LPGA ClassicHee Young ParkPro V1Marathon ClassicBeatriz RecariPro V1Ricoh Women's British Open ChampionshipStacy LewisPro V1xCN Canadian Women's OpenChampion (amateur)Pro V1Reignwood LPGA ClassicShanshan FengPro V1xLPGA KEB HanaBank ChampionshipAmy YangPro V1CME Group TitleholdersShanshan FengPro V1xCHAMPIONS (21)Allianz ChampionshipChampionPro V1xACE Group ClassicBernhard LangerPro V1Toshiba ClassicDavid FrostPro V1Mississippi Gulf Resort ClassicMichael AllenPro V1xGreater Gwinnett ChampionshipBernhard LangerPro V1xInsperity ChampionshipEsteban ToledoPro V1xPrincipal Charity ClassicRuss CochranPro V1Regions TraditionDavid FrostPro V1Constellation Senior Players ChampionshipKenny PerryPro V1xU.S. Senior Open ChampionshipKenny PerryPro V1xSenior Open ChampionshipMark WiebePro V13M ChampionshipTom Pernice, Jr.Pro V1xDick's Sporting Goods OpenBart BryantPro V1Boeing ClassicJohn RieggerPro V1xShaw Charity ClassicRocco MediatePro V1xMontreal ChampionshipEsteban ToledoPro V1xPacific Links HawaiiMark WiebePro V1Nature Valley First Tee OpenKirk TriplettPro V1xSAS ChampionshipRuss CochranPro V1Greater Hickory ClassicMichael AllenPro V1xAT&amp;T ChampionshipKenny PerryPro V1xWEB.COM (16)Panama Claro ChampionshipKevin FoleyPro V1xColombia ChampionshipPatrick CantlayPro V1xChile ClassicKevin KisnerPro V1xChitimacha Louisiana OpenEdward LoarPro V1xBrasil ClassicBenjamin AlvaradoPro V1xWNB Golf ClassicAlex AragonPro V1xStadion Classic at UGABrendon ToddPro V1xBMW Charity Pro-AmMark AndersonPro V1xAir Capital ClassicScott ParelPro V1xThe Rex Hospital OpenChesson HadleyPro V1xUnited Leasing ChampionshipBen MartinPro V1xMylan ClassicBen MartinPro V1xPrice Cutter Charity ClassicAndrew SvobodaPro V1xNews Sentinel OpenPeter MalnatiPro V1xChiquita ClassicAndrew SvobodaPro V1xWeb.com Tour ChampionshipChesson HadleyPro V1xSOUTH AFRICAN (10)Telkom PGA Pro-AmOliver BekkerPro V1xGolden Pilsner Zimbabwe OpenJake RoosPro V1xInvestec Royal Swazi OpenJames KingstonPro V1xVodacom Origins of Golf - LangebaanJean HugoPro V1xWild Waves Golf ChallengeAndrew CurlewisPro V1xVodacom Origins of Golf - ParysAndrew CurlewisPro V1xPlatinum ClassicNeil SchietkatPro V1xVodacom Origins of Golf FinalJJ SenekalPro V1xBMG ClassicUlrich Van Den BergPro V1xLion of Africa Cape Town OpenTjaart Van Der WaltPro V1xASIAN (11)Zaykabar Myanmar OpenChawalit PlapholPro V1xChiangmai Golf ClassicScott HendPro V1xPanasonic Open IndiaWade OrmsbyPro V1xSolaire OpenLin Wen-tangPro V1xCIMB Niaga Indonesian MastersBernd WiesbergerPro V1xYeangder TPCThaworn WiratchantPro V1xMercuries Taiwan MastersScott HendPro V1CJ InvitationalSung-Hoon KangPro V1xVenetian Macau OpenScott HendPro V1Resorts World Manila MastersWen-Chong LiangPro V1xIndonesian OpenGaganjeet BhullarPro V1xONEASIA (4)Indonesia PGA ChampionshipChoi Ho-sungPro V1Sk Telecom OpenMatthew GriffinPro V1x56th Kolon Korea OpenSung-Hoon KangPro V1xAustralian PGA ChampionshipAdam ScottPro V1JAPAN (8)Chunichi CrownsMichio MatsumuraPro V1xJapan Golf Tour ChampionshipSatoshi KodairaPro V1xKansai OpenBrad KennedyPro V1xVana H Cup AugustaSung-Joon ParkPro V1xAsia Pacific Panasonic ChampionshipMasahiro KawamuraPro V1Japan OpenChampionPro V1xbstone OpenDaisuke MaruyamaPro V1xDunlop PhoenixLuke DonaldPro V1xAUSTRALASIAN (11)Victorian PGA ChampionshipDavid McKenziePro V1xHeritage ClassicDavid BrandsonPro V1xQueensland PGA ChampionshipBrad KennedyPro V1xThe Victorian OpenMatt GilesPro V1xNew Zealand PGA ChampionshipMike HendryPro V1xQueensland OpenNick CullenPro V1xSouth Pacific Open ChampionshipAndre StolzPro V1xWA PGA ChampionshipJack WilsonPro V1WA Open ChampionshipJosh GearyPro V1xTalisker MastersAdam ScottPro V1Gloria Jeans NSW OpenAron PricePro V1xKOREAN (7)1st Happiness Kwangju Bank OpenKyung-Nam KangPro V1Gunsan OpenSoo-Min LeePro V1xBosung CC OpenTae-Hoon KimPro V1x56th KPGA ChampionshipHyung-Tae KimPro V1xDongbu Insurance OpenChang-Woo LeePro V1Munsingwear Match Play ChampionshipDo-Hoon KimPro V1xHerald KYJ Tour ChampionshipIn-Hoi HurPro V1xCANADIAN (4)Dakota Dunes OpenWil CollinsPro V1xThe Wildfire InvitationalMark HubbardPro V1Cape Breton Celtic ClassicMackenzie HughesPro V1xTour Championship of CanadaMax GilbertPro V1xCHINA (3)China PGA - Yangjiang EventLi ChaoPro V1xChina PGA - Quingdao EventRandall Jacob EllisonPro V1xChina-PGA - Chongqing EventGuang Ming YangPro V1xLATINOAMERICA (9)55&deg; Abierto Mexicano de GolfTed PurdyPro V182&deg; Abierto OSDE del CentroAngel CabreraPro V1xRoberto De Vincenzo InvitationalJose de Jesus RodriguezPro V1xMundo Maya OpenJorge Fernandez-ValdesPro V1xPuerto Rico ClassicRyan SullivanPro V1xArturo Calle Colombia ClassicJose de Jesus RodriguezPro V1xLexus Peru OpenJuli&aacute;n EtulainPro V1xPersonal ClassicFabian GomezPro V1xVisa Argentina OpenMarcelo RozoPro V1x 2012-04-16Observers wondered how Louis Oosthuizen would respond to his playoff defeat to Bubba Watson at the Masters. Answer: He put Augusta in the rear-view mirror by jetting halfway across the world to compete in the Maybank Malaysian Open at Kuala Lumpur G&amp;CC. The 30-hour journey was time well spent, as he came away with a three-shot victory, his second of the season. He was the only player with four rounds in the 60s (66-68-69-68), winning at 17 under in the stifling heat and humidity of a tournament twice delayed by storms.It was the third strong performance in a row for the 29-year-old. Previous to last week's runner-up at the Masters, he finished third behind winner Hunter Mahan at the Shell Houston Open. He won earlier this year when he successfully defended his title at the Africa Open. His fifth European Tour victory was the 10th of his career. 'It was a long journey to get here and I have to be honest and say that I didn't expect to play this well because of the tiredness,' Oosthuizen said. 'To win means a lot because I have been playing well for the last few weeks now and to win gives me a lot of confidence for the rest of the season.'Oosthuizen relied on a Rapture V2 driver (9??), S56 irons (3-9), Tour-S Rustique wedges (47??, 54??, 60??TS), and a Scottsdale Series ZB S putter (34'). <a href="http://cvddocs.com/simple/steel_1/index.html" rel="nofollow">titleist set of clubs cheap golf irons sets</a>  
Posted: October 1, 2014                                                                                                                                   New Titleist 915 fairway metals and hybrids, designed using new Active Recoil Channel&trade; technology to produce lower spin and higher speed, deliver longer distance with exceptional forgiveness from both the tee and turf.The fastest fairway and hybrid designs Titleist has ever developed, the new 915F, 915Fd 915H and 915Hd models significantly increase distance for serious golfers of all swing speeds while maintaining high MOI for forgiveness.Available in golf shops worldwide beginning Nov. 14, Titleist 915 fairways and hybrids provide improved performance through three key advancements:&bull; The proprietary Active Recoil Channel, a long, deep, forward-positioned sole channel that actively flexes at impact and recoils to launch the ball off the face with higher speed and lower spin;&bull; An Ultra Thin Face, a high-strength, uniformly thin high-speed face insert that increases ball speed across the face; and&bull; A precise, high-MOI design with a low center of gravity (CG) location that delivers stability and forgiveness by preserving ball speed across the face for more distance, more often.Those technologies, combined with the fitting precision of Titleist&rsquo;s industry-leading SureFit Tour hosel and tour-validated looks, sound and feel, make for the most complete, consistent metals performance in the game.&ldquo;The new 915 fairways and hybrids really bring us to another level from a distance perspective,&rdquo; said Dan Stone, Vice President of Research and Development, Titleist Golf Clubs. &ldquo;The combination of the Active Recoil Channel and Ultra Thin Face is powerful in creating more speed with spin reduction for maximum distance. And with our high-MOI design strategy we&rsquo;re able to provide golfers with the best combination of distance and forgiveness.&rdquo;Titleist R&amp;D designed 915 fairways and hybrids to maximize their low-spin, high-speed potential, with the SureFit Tour weight placed in a low, central position behind the Active Recoil Channel on each model to help create ideal CG properties. Golfers can select their models &ndash; 915F or 915Fd, 915H or 915 Hd &ndash; based on head shape, forgiveness or ball flight. 915F and 915H feature larger profiles for all-around performance with maximum forgiveness; 915Fd and 915Hd offer smaller head shapes for workability and forgiveness, with slightly lower launch and spin and therefore lower flight than F and H.The first week they were available on the PGA Tour, 15 new 915 fairway metals and nine new 915 hybrids were put in play at the World Golf Championships event at Firestone. The following week at the PGA Championship, there were 29 new 915 fairways and 13 new 915 hybrids in players&rsquo; bags, including Jordan Spieth, Bill Haas, Victor Dubuisson, Jason Dufner and Webb Simpson.&ldquo;The new 915 fairways and hybrids, just like our new 915 drivers, really exemplify our R&amp;D team&rsquo;s design strategy of &lsquo;distance with forgiveness&rsquo;, &rdquo; said Steve Pelisek, General Manager, Titleist Golf Clubs. &ldquo;And from our player testing on tour and with amateurs, we know that these products are longer, more consistent and more playable than ever.&rdquo;LOWER SPIN, HIGHER SPEED THROUGH NEW ACTIVE RECOIL CHANNEL: The Active Recoil Channel &ndash; a long, deep channel, positioned along the sole of the clubhead, close to the leading edge &ndash; delivers more distance by actively flexing at impact to launch the ball with lower spin and higher speed.The Active Recoil Channel (ARC&trade;) allows the entire clubface, both crown and sole, to deflect at impact for high speed. (Clubs without ARC technology have a more rigid sole and deflect mostly in the face and crown at impact resulting in less speed and higher spin.)&ldquo;With the Active Recoil Channel, the ball is compressing in a different manner and doesn&rsquo;t have the chance to gather as much rotational energy so it departs the club face with less spin,&rdquo; Stone said. &ldquo;It also creates a greater recoil effect, which imparts more speed, particularly low on the face.&ldquo;With fairways and hybrids, because you&rsquo;re often hitting those clubs off the ground, you tend to hit them lower on the face and when you hit lower on the face you generally get more spin. That&rsquo;s when the Active Recoil Channel really kicks in to help reduce spin.&rdquo;On 915 fairway metals and hybrids, ARC is narrower, deeper and positioned further forward than on 915 drivers in order to optimize the performance of the fairway and hybrid heads.&ldquo;Fairways and hybrids have a lot more loft than drivers, and more loft can cause more spin. Hitting it off the turf, lower on the clubface, also creates spin. So in order to have maximum effectiveness in terms of spin reduction, we had to make some adjustments by making ARC deeper and positioning it further forward,&rdquo; Stone said.INCREASED BALL SPEED FROM ULTRA THIN FACE: Titleist 915 fairway metals and hybrids feature a new Ultra Thin Face that works in combination with the Active Recoil Channel to deliver increased ball speed across the entire face. The high-speed, constant thickness face insert, made of high-strength Carpenter steel, is the thinnest face insert Titleist R&amp;D has ever developed.&ldquo;If you think about how the Active Recoil Channel works, with its flexibility it actually takes some load off the face. We found through our testing that we could thin the face further without compromising durability. And because we&rsquo;re not at C.O.R. limits like with drivers, we were able to make the insert thinner. Those two improvements have allowed us to maximize ball speed across the entire face to make these clubs longer. You get more speed off the turf from ARC, and more speed when you hit it off the tee with the Ultra Thin Face,&rdquo; Stone said.MORE DISTANCE FROM FORGIVING HIGH-MOI DESIGN: Titleist 915 fairways and hybrids feature a low CG, high-MOI design for stability and ball-speed preserving forgiveness.&ldquo;When you add new technologies like Active Recoil Channel and the Ultra Thin Face, the last thing you want to do is counteract their effectiveness,&rdquo; Stone said. &ldquo;The high-MOI construction assures we don&rsquo;t give any performance back. High MOI isn&rsquo;t only about accuracy. It&rsquo;s about distance consistency. It&rsquo;s about maintaining speed across the face.&ldquo;Our main focus was to get that CG low, not too far forward or too far back. Since fairways and hybrids have higher lofts, when you start to push the CG too far back, your spin goes up drastically which hurts the overall performance. And we&rsquo;re not interested in going supremely low and forward because, similar to drivers, you are giving up a lot of forgiveness. It&rsquo;s a balance.&rdquo;Titleist engineers made several improvements to each chassis that allowed them to redistribute mass low to maintain MOI. The ultra-thin crown is cast thinner to .55mm, just .05mm thicker than 915 drivers. Thicknesses were reduced in the topline (fairways only) and face flange. The addition of the Active Recoil Channel also benefited CG by adding mass low on the head. Furthermore, the SureFit Tour weight was placed low in the center of the sole of each model.915F VS. 915Fd FAIRWAY METALS: The new 915F and 915Fd fairway metals provide golfers with low-spin, high-speed performance in two distinct chassis options.915F features a full pear profile (175cc) for maximum forgiveness. The large profile provides confidence and produces a slightly higher flight versus the 915Fd. It is offered in five lofts (13.5&ordm;, 15&ordm;, 16.5&ordm;, 18&ordm; and 21&ordm;), including a new high-lofted 16.5&ordm; 3-metal and new 18&ordm; 5-metal.915Fd, with its traditional pear profile (160cc), is workable and forgiving. The compact profile delivers slightly lower launch and spin versus 915F. 915Fd is available in 13.5&ordm; and 15&ordm; lofts.Neither model promotes a draw bias.&ldquo;In previous generations, Fd was a significantly lower-spinning product than F,&rdquo; Stone said. &ldquo;So we saw an opportunity to bring them both to a more optimal CG position. Now players can make their decision based on shape, trajectory and amount of workability or forgiveness &ndash; not solely on the fact that one spins more than the other.&rdquo;915H VS. 915Hd HYBRIDS: Like their fairway counterparts, 915H and 915Hd hybrids offer low-spin, high-speed performance in two different shapes and sizes.915H has a subtle pear profile (118cc) that provides confidence at address. The fuller, rounder profile delivers maximum forgiveness and slightly higher launch and spin versus Hd. 915H is available in 18&ordm;, 21&ordm;, 24&ordm;and 27&ordm; lofts.915Hd is a slightly offset, small pear (107cc) that delivers distance with shot control through a flatter trajectory and less spin (about 120 rpm) versus the H. 915Hd is offered in 17.5&ordm;, 20.5&ordm; and 23.5&ordm; lofts.&ldquo;If you&rsquo;re a sweeper who likes to play your hybrids more like a fairway wood, you&rsquo;re probably better suited in H,&rdquo; Stone said. &ldquo;Hd has a little more offset in it, so if you&rsquo;re a more aggressive player who likes to engage the turf, that&rsquo;s probably the better choice.&rdquo;INDUSTRY-LEADING ADJUSTABILITY WITH SUREFIT TOUR HOSEL: The distance potential and complete performance of Titleist 915 fairways and hybrids can be maximized through the precision fitting of Titleist&rsquo;s patented, industry-leading SureFit Tour adjustable hosel technology.The dual-angle SureFit Tour hosel, inspired by the customization previously available only on a tour van, allows golfers to set loft and lie independently to optimize ball flight &ndash; higher or lower, and for more draw or fade for improved shot control and maximum distance.&ldquo;The SureFit Tour hosel continues to be a significant competitive advantage for us,&rdquo; Stone said. &ldquo;Through our testing, we know that putting a golfer in the most precise fit unlocks the technology and distance potential in 915 even further.&rdquo;The SureFit Tour hosel features a sleeve and ring, each with four settings. The sleeve settings are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 and the ring settings are lettered A, B, C, D. In total there are 16 settings, each creating a unique loft and lie combination.A Titleist authorized fitter will utilize the SureFit Tour hosel, coupled with interchangeable shafts and SureFit Tour weights, to determine a player&rsquo;s optimal setup so they are playing 915 fairways and hybrids fit precisely to their game.Titleist 915 fairways and hybrids are compatible with 913 model shafts.PLAYER TESTING RESULTS: In player testing, golfers who had previously played a 913F experienced up to 3.5 mph more ball speed with an average of 200rpm (and up to 750rpm) lower spin with the new 915F model, resulting in an average of 3 yards (and up to 11 yards) more carry distance.Golfers who previously played a 913Fd saw up to 3.2 mph more speed with an average of 150rpm (and up to 500rpm) lower spin with the 915Fd model, resulting in an average of 3 yards (and up to 9 yards) more carry distance.With the 915H, players experienced up to 4 mph more speed with an average of 250 mph (and up to 330 mph) less spin than the 913H, resulting in an average of 6 yards (and up to 16 yards) more carry distance.With the 915Hd, players saw up to 3.3 mph more speed and an average of 150rpm (and up to 290 rpm) lower spin than 913Hd for an average of 8 yards (and up to 16 yards) more carry distance.In general, every additional 1 mph of speed results in 2 to 3 yards additional carry distance.915 FAIRWAYS AND HYBRIDS ON TOUR: 915 fairway metals and hybrids have found instant acceptance and success since the seeding and validation process began on the worldwide professional tours. The new models made their debut in August at the WGC-bstone Invitational, where 15 new 915 fairway metals and nine new hybrids were immediately put in play. At the following week&rsquo;s PGA Championship, 29 new 915 fairways and 13 new 915 hybrids were in players&rsquo; bags &ndash; including Adam Scott (915F 15&ordm;), Jordan Spieth (915F 15&ordm;, 915Hd 20.5&ordm;), Jimmy Walker (915F 15&ordm; &amp; 18&ordm;), Steve Stricker (915H 18&ordm;), Bill Haas (913F/13.5), Victor Dubuisson (915F 13.5&ordm;) and Webb Simpson (915Fd 15&ordm;).Most recently, Justin Thomas played a new Titleist 915Fd 15&ordm; fairway metal on his way to a playoff victory at the Nationwide Children&rsquo;s Hospital Open, his first-career win on the Web.com Tour, virtually securing Thomas a PGA Tour card for the 2014-15 season. (Thomas also had a new 915D3 8.5&ordm; driver in the bag.)Player counts have continued to climb, with several players carrying multiple models. Among the more than 50 players with 915 fairways and hybrids in their bags are: Kevin Na (915F 15&ordm; &amp; 18, 915H 21&ordm;), Geoff Ogilvy (915F 16.5&ordm;), Scott Piercy (915F 16.5&ordm;), Scott Stallings (915Fd 15&ordm;, 915Hd 17.5&ordm;), Cameron Tringale (915F 13.5&ordm;), Chesson Hadley (915F 16.5&ordm;), Charley Hoffman (915 13.5&ordm;), Matt Jones (915F 16.5&ordm;), Brooks Koepka (915F 13.5&ordm;, 915Hd 20.5&ordm;), Ben Martin (915Fd 13.5&ordm;), Jason Bohn (915Fd 15&ordm;, 915Hd 20.5&ordm;), Greg Chalmers (915Hd 20.5&ordm;), Tim Clark (915F 16.5&ordm;), Erik Compton (915Fd 15&ordm;, 915Hd 20.5&ordm; &amp; 23.5&ordm;), Ben Crane (915F 15&ordm; &amp; 18&ordm;) and Ben Curtis (915F 13.5&ordm;, 915Hd 17.5&ordm; &amp; 20.5&ordm;).WHAT PLAYERS ARE SAYING&hellip;Jordan Spieth: &ldquo;The Active Recoil Channel on the 915 really feels like the ball shoots forward even faster&hellip; You can see the ball jumping a little more and spinning less. &hellip; I&rsquo;m able to adjust my 3-wood to an A&bull;4 (SureFit Tour hosel) position to where it&rsquo;s knocked up a degree in loft so when I&rsquo;m hitting off the fairway it just looks like it&rsquo;s easier to get it up in the air. The ball sticks on the face and shoots off harder and higher. And from there, I feel like I have every shot that I want. I can use it off a tee and it&rsquo;s going to stay in the air longer. I&rsquo;ve hit it further than ever off a tee and then into the green I&rsquo;m able to still stop it on par-5 greens if I need to hit them in two.&rdquo;Geoff Ogilvy: &ldquo;I&rsquo;ve always used a 15-degree 3-wood, but (with 915) I&rsquo;ve gone up to a 16.5-degree loft and I&rsquo;m hitting it further than my 15-degree, which is a massive advantage. Loft is your friend and it makes it easier to hit it straight. It looks easier to hit and it is easier to hit. &hellip; It&rsquo;s really that perfect blend between one that you can really get hot and hit hard and one that you can try to feel into the green as well. It&rsquo;s got a consistent, great face with the channel taking a lot of spin off the ones you hit hard.&rdquo;Kevin Na: &ldquo;The mishits are coming off the face just as hot, and even for a tour player, I do mishit it. I&rsquo;ll hit it off the toe a little bit, off the heel, sometimes a little thin. It&rsquo;s very minor, but knowing that even though you mishit a little bit it&rsquo;s not going to affect it as much is a nice feeling&hellip;. I put the fairway wood in play the first day. The previous fairway wood I was playing with, I&rsquo;d been playing it for seven years.&rdquo;TOUR-PROVEN STOCK SHAFT MATRIX: 915 fairways and hybrids have a high-performance stock shaft matrix featuring four new aftermarket options from the most played shaft families on the PGA Tour to fit a wide range of players and swing speeds.The stock fairway lineup includes the Aldila Rogue Black 80 (mid-launch) and Mitsubishi Diamana D+ White 80 (low launch), Mitsubishi Diamana D+ Blue 70 (mid launch), Mitsubishi Diamana D+ Red 60 (high launch).The stock hybrid lineup includes the Aldila Rogue Black 85 (mid-launch) and Mitsubishi Diamana D+ White 90 (low launch), Mitsubishi Diamana D+ Blue 70 (mid launch), Mitsubishi Diamana D+ Red 60 (high launch).Titleist offers an industry-leading number of custom shaft choices.PLAYER BENEFITS:&bull; LONGER DISTANCE through high speed and low spin from both tee and turf.&bull; HIGHER SPEED across the face from the Ultra Thin Face and ARC.&bull; LOWER SPIN from the forward-positioned ARC for trajectory control.&bull; FORGIVENESS from the low CG, high MOI Design&bull; PRECISION FIT through our industry leading SureFit&reg; Tour Hosel technology.&bull; PREMIUM SHAFTS provide high performance options to maximize your speed and timing.&bull; SOLID FEEL and sound from the higher standard of acoustic engineering.&bull;GREAT LOOKS from the pear profile and rich appearance.PRICE AND AVAILABILITY: The new 915F and 915Fd fairways will be available in golf shops worldwide beginning Nov. 14 with MAP of $279 (MSRP $299). The new 915H and 915Hd hybrids will be available in golf shops worldwide beginning Nov. 14 with a MAP of $249 ($269 MSRP).ON THE WEB: www.titleist.com/915 2012-02-26Hunter Mahan agreed with the assessment of his caddie, John Wood, who felt it was the best Mahan has ever played over an entire tournament. His opponents would have a hard time arguing. Mahan won the prestigious WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship with a 2&amp;1 victory in the finals at the 7,833-yard Ritz-Carlton Golf Club outside Tucson, Ariz. Three of the four top finishers were PING pros, as Mark Wilson defeated Lee Westwood in the consolation match, 1 up. Mahan never trailed in the finals, where he made seven of his 35 birdies for the week. Starting with the 6th, he won four out of five holes to build a 4-up lead after 10. The performance was typical of his dominating week -- he went his last 74 holes without falling behind in a match. He was consistently superb on the greens, and in interviews he repeatedly gave credit to the new mallet-style Nome. On Monday of the Match Play, an alignment session on the putting green using a laser device showed he was aiming left of the hole. With the face-balanced Nome, he aimed squarely at the hole and made putts. After a nine-hole practice round, the Nome went in his bag. ?€?I made a putter switch to the PING Nome and it felt great on the greens immediately,?€? Mahan said of his fourth career win, which elevated him to a career-best 9th in the Official World Golf Ranking. ?€?This win gives me a lot of confidence. That?€?s how you separate the great players from everyone else ?€? with wins ?€? especially at the big events, and it doesn?€?t get much bigger than this, except the majors. So this is really special.?€?In addition to the Nome putter, Mahan carried a G20 driver (9.5??), G20 3-wood (15??), i15 hybrid (17??), S56 irons, and Anser forged wedges (56??, 60??). Across the world in Singapore, Angela Stanford fired a tournament-low 6-under 66 in the opening round, then won her fifth LPGA title on the third hole of sudden death at the HSBC Women?€?s Champions. She relied on an i20 driver and irons.Stanford also utilized a G20 3-wood (15??), G15 7-wood (21.5 ??), G20 hybrid (23??), Tour S wedges (47??, 52??, 60??, 60??TS), and a Scottsdale Series Anser 2 putter.  
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2013-05-05For the second straight week, a young PING pro won his first PGA Tour event ?€? and the coveted perks that come with victory. On Sunday it was 22-year-old rookie Derek Ernst capturing the Wells Fargo Championship in his eighth start as a PGA Tour member. While Billy Horschel won with a birdie on the 72nd hole the previous week, Ernst birdied the final hole to finish at 8-under and earn a spot in a two-man playoff, which he won with a par on the first extra hole at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, N.C.  Among the latest PING technology in his bag was a Scottsdale TR Grayhawk putter, which he added last week in New Orleans, and Tour Gorge wedges.The win comes with a two-year exemption, plus invitations to his first Masters, next week?€?s Players Championship, the PGA, and two World Golf Championships. What made the victory sweeter was Ernst almost didn?€?t get into the event. Beginning the week, he was the fourth alternate. ?€?This feeling is unbelievable right now,?€? he said.He won in impressive fashion. In a cold rain on the 18th hole in regulation, Ernst hit his 192-yard approach to 4 feet, then sunk the birdie putt. It was one of only four birdies on 18 all day. Playing the same hole in the playoff, he hit a 3-iron approach to 15 feet, lipped out his birdie putt, but made par for the victory.He was paired with Lee Westwood, who finished T4, his fourth top 10 in nine PGA Tour starts this season. Ernst pocketed more than $1.2 million on rounds of 67-71-72-70. In addition to the Tour wedges and Scottsdale TR Grayhawk putter, he played an i20 driver, i15 3-wood, Anser hybrid, and S56 irons. ???  
<a href="http://budgetwebsitelatenmaken.nl/spears/xxio7_1/index.html" rel="nofollow">golf clubs iron</a> 2013-03-03Michael Thompson fired one of only five sub-par rounds on Sunday at a windy PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., a 1-under 69 that gave him a two-shot victory at The Honda Classic. His first PGA Tour win secured him a spot in the WGC-Cadillac Championship next week and moved him to 11th in FedExCup points. He displayed keen short-game skills and clutch putting all week. In the final round he made a number of key pars from off the green. He was 9 under on rounds of 67-65-70-69.?€?This week was magical,?€? said Thompson, 27, who earned $1,080,000. ?€?I stuck to my game plan, kept playing my game, found a groove and kept believing. All in all, it was a wonderful experience.?€?Thompson was T1 for the week with 18 birdies, and he eagled the third hole Sunday when he holed a 49-foot putt. He shared the 54-hole lead with rookie and fellow PING Pro Luke Guthrie, 23, who finished solo third ?€? his best finish on the PGA Tour.Thompson utilized an i20 driver, G25 fairway wood, S56 irons, Tour-S and Anser wedges, and an Anser 4 putter. Posted: March 14, 2013                            Spring is right around the corner and as we begin to thaw out, golfers across the country are gearing up for the start of the new season. This year is particularly special, because it marks the first rounds we'll play with the new 2013 Pro V1 and 2013 Pro V1x golf balls. To get the season off on the right foot, we're excited to announce a special offer for our Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x loyalists.To say thank you for trusting your game to Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls, we are currently offering golfers one (1) dozen free with the purchase of three (3) dozen or more Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf balls.* Golfers who take part in this promotion also have the opportunity to choose one of two customization options for their Pro V1 or Pro V1x orders: Option #1: Standard Play Numbers with Free Personalization (Imprint only; logos not available under this promotion).Create a unique message imprinted on the golf ball in up to three lines (maximum 17 characters per line) of block text.Personalization must be the same imprint and ink color. Available ink colors include: Black, blue, red, green and pink.Available in both low numbers (1 to 4) and high numbers (5 to 8).Can also elect to have all play numbers be the same and may pick from numbers 1 to 9 (i.e., all #1, all #5, etc.), at no additional cost.All dozens must be the same ball type (Pro V1 or Pro V1x). Option #2: Double Digit Play Numbers with Personalization (Please note: An additional fee may apply - for more information, contact your local authorized Titleist golf ball retailer).Create a unique message imprinted on the golf ball in up to three lines (maximum 17 characters per line) of block text.Personalization must be the same imprint and ink color. Available ink colors include: Black, blue, red, green and pink.Available play numbers include 00 and any number from 10-99.All dozens must be the same ball type (Pro V1 or Pro V1x) and have same double digit play number.Orders can be placed by visiting any authorized Titleist golf ball retailer. To locate an authorized dealer in your area, please visit our golf shop locator at this link.*This promotion runs from March 14 to April 14, 2013 in U.S. only.  
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