Posted: April 24, 2014                            FAIRHAVEN, Mass. (April 24, 2014) &ndash; Whether it&rsquo;s Mother&rsquo;s Day, Father&rsquo;s Day, graduation day or another special occasion, there&rsquo;s an easy way to show appreciation for the golfers in one&rsquo;s life: Say it with Titleist.Titleist, the #1 ball in golf, is currently offering free personalization on every Titleist golf ball dozen, a spring gift-giving solution that&rsquo;s tried and true.From now until June 15, personalization charges will be waived on all custom orders of Titleist Pro V1, Pro V1x, NXT Tour, NXT Tour S, Velocity and DT SoLo golf balls. Free personalization is also available on orders of Pro V1 and Pro V1x, the world&rsquo;s best selling and most trusted golf balls, with double-digit play numbers (00 and 11-99).Personalization includes up to three lines of block text (17 characters per line) imprinted on each golf ball in black, blue, green, red or pink ink. Popular choices include names, nicknames, initials and special messages, as well as social media usernames (i.e., @Titleist) and hashtags (i.e., #TeamTitleist).On Pro V1 and Pro V1x models, the combination of a single- or double-digit play number with personalization is often used to commemorate a holiday, birthday, anniversary or other significant date or event. Other popular double-digit choices include lucky or favorite numbers and athlete jersey numbers. Many players choose a score (i.e. 79) they&rsquo;re striving to shoot.The minimum order for free personalization is just one dozen. Orders can be placed by visiting any authorized Titleist golf shop. To locate a local Titleist golf shop, please visit the Titleist golf shop locator at: /find-a-golf-shop. For custom individual and double-digit play numbers, an additional charge may apply.PROMOTION DETAILS:&bull; U.S. customers only.*鈥?bull; Offer: Free personalization.&bull; Products: All Titleist golf ball models.鈥?bull; Imprint: Black, Blue, Red, Green or Pink ink.&bull; 1 color per personalization.&bull; Maximum 17 characters per line, up to 3 lines of personalization&bull; Minimum: 1 dozen (packaged in std. dozens)&bull; Play numbers: Pro V1 and Pro V1x (1-9, 00, 11-99); NXT Tour and NXT Tour S (1-9); Velocity (1-4, 00, 11, 22, 33); DT SoLo (1-4).&bull; Dates: An order must be placed between April 14-June 15, 2014.&bull; Orders for individual and double-digit play numbers may incur an additional charge. &bull; Lead-time: 2 weeks.*Note: Free personalization promotions may also available in markets outside the U.S. Please refer to the Titleist website in each respective market for complete details. Posted: January 26, 2013                            FAIRHAVEN, Mass. (Jan. 24, 2013) &ndash; Titleist, the #1 ball in golf, has advanced its flagship Pro V1 and Pro V1x models, the world&rsquo;s most trusted and best-selling golf balls. Driven by the pursuit of superior performance, Titleist delivers even more distance, softer feel and longer lasting durability in its 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x models through new core and cover technologies.The 2013 Pro V1 provides even softer feel, making it the softest Pro V1 yet. Golfers will also benefit from the Pro V1&rsquo;s longer distance due to lower driver and long game spin, and a shallower angle of descent that produces more roll. The 2013 Pro V1x delivers even more distance and more consistent performance with its deep downrange peak trajectory, tight ball flight and outstanding spin control. Both new models feature an improved Urethane Elastomer cover and paint system that results in longer lasting durability while retaining a whiter, brighter finish.New Pro V1 and Pro V1x also maintain their outstanding Drop-and-Stop control, providing all golfers with the proven short-game scoring performance that contributes to shooting lower scores.&ldquo;Performance drives all of us at Titleist,&rdquo; said Mary Lou Bohn, Vice President, Titleist Golf Ball Marketing and Communications. &ldquo;While it&rsquo;s no easy task for our Golf Ball R&amp;D team to improve upon our industry-leading products, new Pro V1 and Pro V1x are the best performing golf balls we&rsquo;ve ever made and the best performance choice for all golfers looking to shoot lower scores.&rdquo;The 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x have been tested and validated by golfers at every level of the game &ndash; including the world&rsquo;s best tour professionals, PGA professionals and amateur golfers of all swing speeds &ndash; to resounding positive feedback and success. Among the early converters to the new golf balls were Adam Scott (Pro V1) and Luke Donald (Pro V1x), each player winning convincingly on the worldwide professional tours after putting the 2013 model in play.&ldquo;Golfers want exceptional distance in their long game and the best scoring performance for their short game,&rdquo; said Bohn. &ldquo;Yet they also value longer lasting durability. With our improved Urethane Elastomer cover system, golfers will not only experience an aerodynamically more consistent flight, they will notice their new Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball looking new and whiter longer.&rdquo;Available in golf shops beginning Jan. 25, 2013, new Pro V1 and Pro V1x are manufactured to exacting standards in Titleist&rsquo;s own world-class facilities. As a result, every Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf ball performs consistently for every golfer, every round and on every type of shot.NEW PRO V1: Even Softer Feel, More Distance and Longer Lasting.Using ZG process core technology to create an even softer compression, new Pro V1 delivers softer feel, more distance and longer lasting durability, to accompany the renowned Drop-and-Stop greenside control that golfers rely on to score their best.&ldquo;This is the softest Pro V1 we&rsquo;ve ever made,&rdquo; said Bill Morgan, Senior Vice President, Golf Ball R&amp;D, Acushnet Company.&ldquo;Due to the softer ZG process core technology, new Pro V1 has a lower, more controlled flight with lower driver and long iron spin that results in a shallower angle of descent, providing golfers with even more distance. That softer compression also makes this the best-feeling Pro V1 yet and gives golfers an even greater sense of control with shots into and around the green.&rdquo;An improved Urethane Elastomer cover formulation and new paint system have increased the durability of the new Pro V1, making the ball look whiter and brighter longer, from shot to shot, hole to hole and round to round. The new cover and paint system also contributes to an aerodynamically more consistent golf ball.&ldquo;We&rsquo;ve made an improvement to the formulation of the urethane cover that retains its out-of-the-box appearance longer, and introduced a new paint system with exceptional adhesion to the cover,&rdquo; Morgan said. &ldquo;These two technologies combine to create a far more durable golf ball while still maintaining all of Pro V1&rsquo;s outstanding scoring performance and the feel that golfers love.&rdquo;A responsive ionomeric casing layer and spherically-tiled 352 tetrahedral dimple design also contribute to the new Pro V1's high performance tee-through-green. The 352-dimple pattern has five different dimple sizes and three axes of symmetry that help produce a penetrating ball flight that holds its line in the wind.NEW PRO V1x: Even More Distance and Longer Lasting.The new Pro V1x delivers even more distance with a lower, more consistent ball flight along with the same improved Urethane Elastomer cover and paint system that makes both Pro V1 models even longer lasting. A four-piece multi-component design, Pro V1x utilizes a new, very soft ZG process center within its dual core to maintain lower driver spin for exceptional distance while increasing iron spin for control into the green.&ldquo;Using ZG process core technology in the center of the 2013 Pro V1x results in a more consistent core hardness and more consistent concentricity. Any time you can improve the uniformity of the golf ball, it translates into more consistent on-course performance for golfers.&rdquo; Morgan said. &ldquo;When golfers have less variation in their equipment, they have the opportunity to improve their performance.&rdquo;  Pro V1x also produces a slightly different launch condition than the prior generation model, and will fly a little bit lower with a tight ball flight, yet still maintain a deep downrange peak trajectory.&ldquo;Player feedback on the distance and flight of the new Pro V1x has been extremely positive. These players like that Pro V1x flies higher than a Pro V1 golf ball, yet they notice and appreciate that its new flight is in their preferred launch window,&rdquo; Morgan said. &ldquo;We&rsquo;ve also been receiving overwhelming response to the improved durability, as golfers can&rsquo;t wait to show us their golf ball after a few rounds of play.&rdquo; With a responsive ionomeric casing layer and spherically-tiled 328 tetrahedral dimple design, the new Pro V1x continues to provide a penetrating ball flight that cuts through the wind along with low long game spin and outstanding Drop-and-Stop short-game scoring performance.PLAYER VALIDATIONPrior to their official launch in the marketplace, new Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls undergo rigorous machine and player testing. Titleist&rsquo;s iterative process of listening to golfers&rsquo; needs, testing prototypes and further refining ensures the new models deliver meaningful performance improvements. The 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x have been tested and validated by the world&rsquo;s best tour players, as well as PGA professionals, competitive amateurs and golfers of all skill levels.On the PGA Tour, the 2013 season began with more players teeing up 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x models than any other golf ball. At the Sony Open, the first full-field event of the year, 62 players relied upon new Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls for their success. Fifty-five players put the 2013 models in play the following week at the Humana Challenge, including champion. The same day, David McKenzie played a 2013 Pro V1x in winning the Victorian PGA Championship in Australia.A week earlier, in the first European Tour event of 2013, Louis Oosthuizen trusted a new Pro V1x to victory at the winners-only Volvo Golf Champions event, rallying from five shots back with a closing 6-under 66.In total, new Pro V1 and Pro V1x players have combined for seven victories on the worldwide professional tours since the start of the tour seeding and validation process, highlighting a period of instant acceptance and success for the 2013 models.On the same Sunday last November, Adam Scott and Luke Donald registered the first pair of wins for the new golf balls.Scott, playing the 2013 Pro V1, posted a pair of weekend 67s on his way to a four-shot victory at the Australian Masters, his third consecutive top-8 finish after putting the new ball in play. Donald, playing the 2013 Pro V1x for the first time in competition at the Japan Tour&rsquo;s Dunlop Phoenix event, opened with rounds of 64-65 and eventually won by five shots. The following week, he tied for third at the European Tour&rsquo;s season finale, the DP World Tour Championship, playing his first 56 holes without a bogey.The first week of December, Hiroyuki Fujita posted four rounds of 68 or better for a five-shot victory at the Japan Series JT Cup, his second event playing the 2013 Pro V1 on the Japan Tour. Two weeks later, Angel Cabrera trusted a 2013 Pro V1x in winning the PGA Tour Latinoamerica&rsquo;s season finale, the Open de Argentina. Cabrera closed in 8-under 64 to win by four shots.The 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls made their competitive debut on the PGA Tour in early October as the seeding and tour validation process began at the Shriners Hospital for Children Classic in Las Vegas. Eighteen players immediately switched to the new models that week, five of them finishing T-13 or better.The following week at the Frys.com Classic, Jason Kokrak was one of 21 players that played the new models. Teeing up 2013 Pro V1x for the first time, Kokrak shot four rounds of 68 or better to finish runner-up and earn the best finish of his PGA Tour career. Jimmy Walker trusted Pro V1 to a T-4 finish that included a tournament-best 9-under 62 in the final round.David Toms played the new Pro V1x for the first time a week later at the McGladrey Classic, where he also registered his best performance of the season, finishing second after a final-round 63. Toms was one of 27 players that week that relied on 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls for their success, as the momentum of tour player conversion continued around the world.Other players that have put the 2013 Pro V1 in play include: Tim Clark, John Senden, John Huh, Jimmy Walker, Ken Duke and Charley Hoffman. The list of 2013 Pro V1x players also includes: Bubba Watson, Webb Simpson, Zach Johnson, Rickie Fowler, Nicolas Colsaerts, John Senden, Mark Wilson, Brendan Steele, Scott Stallings, Kenny Perry, Marc Leishman and Ben Crane.Additionally, more than 45,000 golfers around the world participated in the R&amp;D testing process, each golfer receiving new Pro V1 and Pro V1x prototype golf balls and having the opportunity to report their feedback through Team Titleist.WHAT PLAYERS ARE SAYING ABOUT 2013 PRO V1:&ldquo;I&rsquo;m a guy that likes the softer feel&hellip; The feel (of 2013 Pro V1) is unreal. It&rsquo;s the best feeling ball I&rsquo;ve played ever.&rdquo; &ndash; Charley Hoffman&ldquo;I like to see a slightly lower ball flight on my driver. I feel like when I bring the ball flight down, I can control it a little better. And with this ball I&rsquo;ve been able to do that, but also keep plenty of distance on it. I also like to see the ball fly a little higher with my irons, so it&rsquo;s very hard to balance that, but somehow they&rsquo;ve managed to be able to do that with the new Pro V1 &hellip; The new Pro V1 golf ball definitely has a softer feel which is something that I personally like. I feel that the soft feel, especially around the greens, is where I find the biggest benefit. That&rsquo;s where you want the touch and the nice feel coming back up off the clubface and into your hands and you can really zero in on getting it close to the hole.&rdquo; &ndash;Adam Scott&ldquo;It was an easy transition for me. The first thing I noticed was that durability (of the new Pro V1) was better, much better, so I don't have to keep using new a ball. I can use probably one or two balls during a round of golf. The spin rates were really good, and because the spin rates were good, the flight of the golf ball was much better. I really like it and I&rsquo;m hitting it a little longer.&rdquo;&ndash; John Huh&ldquo;I felt like I had really good control with it, and that I could really spin it when I wanted to. I was hitting it very far and I was fourth in driving distance for the week (at the Frys.com Open). The ball was really moving good. It feels good especially off the putter. This has been a really easy transition into the new ball.&rdquo; &ndash; Jimmy Walker&ldquo;I really like the trajectory of the new Pro V1. It has a penetrating flight to it yet still has plenty of height and performs very well in the wind. The trajectory fits my eye even better than the previous Pro V1 and it has a nice soft feel with the putter and around the greens. I始ve been very happy with the performance of the golf ball.&rdquo; &ndash; Ken DukeWHAT PLAYERS ARE SAYING ABOUT 2013 PRO V1x:&ldquo;I put the 2013 Pro V1x into play for the first time last week (at the Dunlop Phoenix) and won on a tight, demanding golf course. From tee to green, I felt I had total control of distance, ball flight and shot shape, and on and around the greens the ball performed just as I needed in order to shoot winning numbers.&rdquo; &ndash; Luke Donald&ldquo;The 2013 Pro V1x has all the characteristics I want. You want something that (flies) high but is low spin off the tee, but then something you can control with your wedges and your irons, in particular. When I say control, it&rsquo;s all about trajectory and spin, so I feel like I can move it both ways and I&rsquo;m getting the proper trajectory into the greens so that my distances are consistent and the spin is consistent. I&rsquo;m really excited about it. It feels great off the putter and great around the green with my chipping and pitching.&rdquo; &ndash; Zach Johnson&ldquo;I&rsquo;m a guy that hits my wedge shots really hard, I like to max out my lob wedge and sand wedge, and what I&rsquo;ve seen is with the cover&hellip;I can play a ball a full round now. I can probably play it more than that&hellip;. The ball&rsquo;s durability is great.&rdquo; &ndash; Webb Simpson&ldquo;It was instantly great feel, great flight, and it did everything that I could ask out of a ball. &hellip; It&rsquo;s definitely a little bit softer. It has a superior feel and you still get a lot of distance and a really good flight out of it. I&rsquo;m not a guy that changes that easily so for me to just put it right in play really says a lot about how good it really is.&rdquo; &ndash; Brendan Steele&ldquo;It performs better, it does everything that the other ball did but better. It flights better, it&rsquo;s a little bit softer and it just performs better in all circumstances. &hellip; The durability, that&rsquo;s probably the thing I like the most. I was probably going through five or six balls a round with the other one and I didn&rsquo;t really like changing that much and this ball holds up through the round better, especially for your average amateur player that&rsquo;s going to play it. You can play it as long as you want to realistically and the ball still performs.&rdquo; &ndash; Scott Stallings&ldquo;I know every time that Titleist makes a new ball, it&rsquo;s going to be better. It&rsquo;s going to be just as good, and then, better. There&rsquo;s no reason to come up with the same ball. So they&rsquo;re making a product that&rsquo;s better. It&rsquo;s going to be good for my game, it&rsquo;s going to help my game, and help me get better. &hellip; When you see that name Titleist on the ball&hellip;you know you have confidence in it, you can pull off any shot. The ball&rsquo;s going to react the way you want it to react. Now it just comes down to me swinging it the right way.&rdquo; &ndash; Bubba WatsonPRICE AND AVAILABILITY: The new 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls will ship to golf shops beginning Jan. 25, 2013, with a suggested retail price of $62 (MAP: $47.99).PLAY NUMBERS: 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls are available in both standard and custom play numbers. Standard dozens include play numbers 1-4 (low) and 5-8 (high). Double-digit play numbers (00 and 11-99) are available for custom order through any Titleist golf shop, with a minimum order of one dozen. Dozens of the same single-digit number (1-9) are also available through custom order. Golfers interested in a custom play numbers should contact their local Titleist golf shop for pricing and availability. <a href="http://firstisle.com/david/apex_1/index.html" rel="nofollow">apex callaway review review callaway apex irons</a>  
Posted: January 26, 2013                            FAIRHAVEN, Mass. (Jan. 24, 2013) &ndash; Titleist, the #1 ball in golf, has advanced its flagship Pro V1 and Pro V1x models, the world&rsquo;s most trusted and best-selling golf balls. Driven by the pursuit of superior performance, Titleist delivers even more distance, softer feel and longer lasting durability in its 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x models through new core and cover technologies.The 2013 Pro V1 provides even softer feel, making it the softest Pro V1 yet. Golfers will also benefit from the Pro V1&rsquo;s longer distance due to lower driver and long game spin, and a shallower angle of descent that produces more roll. The 2013 Pro V1x delivers even more distance and more consistent performance with its deep downrange peak trajectory, tight ball flight and outstanding spin control. Both new models feature an improved Urethane Elastomer cover and paint system that results in longer lasting durability while retaining a whiter, brighter finish.New Pro V1 and Pro V1x also maintain their outstanding Drop-and-Stop control, providing all golfers with the proven short-game scoring performance that contributes to shooting lower scores.&ldquo;Performance drives all of us at Titleist,&rdquo; said Mary Lou Bohn, Vice President, Titleist Golf Ball Marketing and Communications. &ldquo;While it&rsquo;s no easy task for our Golf Ball R&amp;D team to improve upon our industry-leading products, new Pro V1 and Pro V1x are the best performing golf balls we&rsquo;ve ever made and the best performance choice for all golfers looking to shoot lower scores.&rdquo;The 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x have been tested and validated by golfers at every level of the game &ndash; including the world&rsquo;s best tour professionals, PGA professionals and amateur golfers of all swing speeds &ndash; to resounding positive feedback and success. Among the early converters to the new golf balls were Adam Scott (Pro V1) and Luke Donald (Pro V1x), each player winning convincingly on the worldwide professional tours after putting the 2013 model in play.&ldquo;Golfers want exceptional distance in their long game and the best scoring performance for their short game,&rdquo; said Bohn. &ldquo;Yet they also value longer lasting durability. With our improved Urethane Elastomer cover system, golfers will not only experience an aerodynamically more consistent flight, they will notice their new Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball looking new and whiter longer.&rdquo;Available in golf shops beginning Jan. 25, 2013, new Pro V1 and Pro V1x are manufactured to exacting standards in Titleist&rsquo;s own world-class facilities. As a result, every Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf ball performs consistently for every golfer, every round and on every type of shot.NEW PRO V1: Even Softer Feel, More Distance and Longer Lasting.Using ZG process core technology to create an even softer compression, new Pro V1 delivers softer feel, more distance and longer lasting durability, to accompany the renowned Drop-and-Stop greenside control that golfers rely on to score their best.&ldquo;This is the softest Pro V1 we&rsquo;ve ever made,&rdquo; said Bill Morgan, Senior Vice President, Golf Ball R&amp;D, Acushnet Company.&ldquo;Due to the softer ZG process core technology, new Pro V1 has a lower, more controlled flight with lower driver and long iron spin that results in a shallower angle of descent, providing golfers with even more distance. That softer compression also makes this the best-feeling Pro V1 yet and gives golfers an even greater sense of control with shots into and around the green.&rdquo;An improved Urethane Elastomer cover formulation and new paint system have increased the durability of the new Pro V1, making the ball look whiter and brighter longer, from shot to shot, hole to hole and round to round. The new cover and paint system also contributes to an aerodynamically more consistent golf ball.&ldquo;We&rsquo;ve made an improvement to the formulation of the urethane cover that retains its out-of-the-box appearance longer, and introduced a new paint system with exceptional adhesion to the cover,&rdquo; Morgan said. &ldquo;These two technologies combine to create a far more durable golf ball while still maintaining all of Pro V1&rsquo;s outstanding scoring performance and the feel that golfers love.&rdquo;A responsive ionomeric casing layer and spherically-tiled 352 tetrahedral dimple design also contribute to the new Pro V1's high performance tee-through-green. The 352-dimple pattern has five different dimple sizes and three axes of symmetry that help produce a penetrating ball flight that holds its line in the wind.NEW PRO V1x: Even More Distance and Longer Lasting.The new Pro V1x delivers even more distance with a lower, more consistent ball flight along with the same improved Urethane Elastomer cover and paint system that makes both Pro V1 models even longer lasting. A four-piece multi-component design, Pro V1x utilizes a new, very soft ZG process center within its dual core to maintain lower driver spin for exceptional distance while increasing iron spin for control into the green.&ldquo;Using ZG process core technology in the center of the 2013 Pro V1x results in a more consistent core hardness and more consistent concentricity. Any time you can improve the uniformity of the golf ball, it translates into more consistent on-course performance for golfers.&rdquo; Morgan said. &ldquo;When golfers have less variation in their equipment, they have the opportunity to improve their performance.&rdquo;  Pro V1x also produces a slightly different launch condition than the prior generation model, and will fly a little bit lower with a tight ball flight, yet still maintain a deep downrange peak trajectory.&ldquo;Player feedback on the distance and flight of the new Pro V1x has been extremely positive. These players like that Pro V1x flies higher than a Pro V1 golf ball, yet they notice and appreciate that its new flight is in their preferred launch window,&rdquo; Morgan said. &ldquo;We&rsquo;ve also been receiving overwhelming response to the improved durability, as golfers can&rsquo;t wait to show us their golf ball after a few rounds of play.&rdquo; With a responsive ionomeric casing layer and spherically-tiled 328 tetrahedral dimple design, the new Pro V1x continues to provide a penetrating ball flight that cuts through the wind along with low long game spin and outstanding Drop-and-Stop short-game scoring performance.PLAYER VALIDATIONPrior to their official launch in the marketplace, new Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls undergo rigorous machine and player testing. Titleist&rsquo;s iterative process of listening to golfers&rsquo; needs, testing prototypes and further refining ensures the new models deliver meaningful performance improvements. The 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x have been tested and validated by the world&rsquo;s best tour players, as well as PGA professionals, competitive amateurs and golfers of all skill levels.On the PGA Tour, the 2013 season began with more players teeing up 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x models than any other golf ball. At the Sony Open, the first full-field event of the year, 62 players relied upon new Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls for their success. Fifty-five players put the 2013 models in play the following week at the Humana Challenge, including champion. The same day, David McKenzie played a 2013 Pro V1x in winning the Victorian PGA Championship in Australia.A week earlier, in the first European Tour event of 2013, Louis Oosthuizen trusted a new Pro V1x to victory at the winners-only Volvo Golf Champions event, rallying from five shots back with a closing 6-under 66.In total, new Pro V1 and Pro V1x players have combined for seven victories on the worldwide professional tours since the start of the tour seeding and validation process, highlighting a period of instant acceptance and success for the 2013 models.On the same Sunday last November, Adam Scott and Luke Donald registered the first pair of wins for the new golf balls.Scott, playing the 2013 Pro V1, posted a pair of weekend 67s on his way to a four-shot victory at the Australian Masters, his third consecutive top-8 finish after putting the new ball in play. Donald, playing the 2013 Pro V1x for the first time in competition at the Japan Tour&rsquo;s Dunlop Phoenix event, opened with rounds of 64-65 and eventually won by five shots. The following week, he tied for third at the European Tour&rsquo;s season finale, the DP World Tour Championship, playing his first 56 holes without a bogey.The first week of December, Hiroyuki Fujita posted four rounds of 68 or better for a five-shot victory at the Japan Series JT Cup, his second event playing the 2013 Pro V1 on the Japan Tour. Two weeks later, Angel Cabrera trusted a 2013 Pro V1x in winning the PGA Tour Latinoamerica&rsquo;s season finale, the Open de Argentina. Cabrera closed in 8-under 64 to win by four shots.The 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls made their competitive debut on the PGA Tour in early October as the seeding and tour validation process began at the Shriners Hospital for Children Classic in Las Vegas. Eighteen players immediately switched to the new models that week, five of them finishing T-13 or better.The following week at the Frys.com Classic, Jason Kokrak was one of 21 players that played the new models. Teeing up 2013 Pro V1x for the first time, Kokrak shot four rounds of 68 or better to finish runner-up and earn the best finish of his PGA Tour career. Jimmy Walker trusted Pro V1 to a T-4 finish that included a tournament-best 9-under 62 in the final round.David Toms played the new Pro V1x for the first time a week later at the McGladrey Classic, where he also registered his best performance of the season, finishing second after a final-round 63. Toms was one of 27 players that week that relied on 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls for their success, as the momentum of tour player conversion continued around the world.Other players that have put the 2013 Pro V1 in play include: Tim Clark, John Senden, John Huh, Jimmy Walker, Ken Duke and Charley Hoffman. The list of 2013 Pro V1x players also includes: Bubba Watson, Webb Simpson, Zach Johnson, Rickie Fowler, Nicolas Colsaerts, John Senden, Mark Wilson, Brendan Steele, Scott Stallings, Kenny Perry, Marc Leishman and Ben Crane.Additionally, more than 45,000 golfers around the world participated in the R&amp;D testing process, each golfer receiving new Pro V1 and Pro V1x prototype golf balls and having the opportunity to report their feedback through Team Titleist.WHAT PLAYERS ARE SAYING ABOUT 2013 PRO V1:&ldquo;I&rsquo;m a guy that likes the softer feel&hellip; The feel (of 2013 Pro V1) is unreal. It&rsquo;s the best feeling ball I&rsquo;ve played ever.&rdquo; &ndash; Charley Hoffman&ldquo;I like to see a slightly lower ball flight on my driver. I feel like when I bring the ball flight down, I can control it a little better. And with this ball I&rsquo;ve been able to do that, but also keep plenty of distance on it. I also like to see the ball fly a little higher with my irons, so it&rsquo;s very hard to balance that, but somehow they&rsquo;ve managed to be able to do that with the new Pro V1 &hellip; The new Pro V1 golf ball definitely has a softer feel which is something that I personally like. I feel that the soft feel, especially around the greens, is where I find the biggest benefit. That&rsquo;s where you want the touch and the nice feel coming back up off the clubface and into your hands and you can really zero in on getting it close to the hole.&rdquo; &ndash;Adam Scott&ldquo;It was an easy transition for me. The first thing I noticed was that durability (of the new Pro V1) was better, much better, so I don't have to keep using new a ball. I can use probably one or two balls during a round of golf. The spin rates were really good, and because the spin rates were good, the flight of the golf ball was much better. I really like it and I&rsquo;m hitting it a little longer.&rdquo;&ndash; John Huh&ldquo;I felt like I had really good control with it, and that I could really spin it when I wanted to. I was hitting it very far and I was fourth in driving distance for the week (at the Frys.com Open). The ball was really moving good. It feels good especially off the putter. This has been a really easy transition into the new ball.&rdquo; &ndash; Jimmy Walker&ldquo;I really like the trajectory of the new Pro V1. It has a penetrating flight to it yet still has plenty of height and performs very well in the wind. The trajectory fits my eye even better than the previous Pro V1 and it has a nice soft feel with the putter and around the greens. I始ve been very happy with the performance of the golf ball.&rdquo; &ndash; Ken DukeWHAT PLAYERS ARE SAYING ABOUT 2013 PRO V1x:&ldquo;I put the 2013 Pro V1x into play for the first time last week (at the Dunlop Phoenix) and won on a tight, demanding golf course. From tee to green, I felt I had total control of distance, ball flight and shot shape, and on and around the greens the ball performed just as I needed in order to shoot winning numbers.&rdquo; &ndash; Luke Donald&ldquo;The 2013 Pro V1x has all the characteristics I want. You want something that (flies) high but is low spin off the tee, but then something you can control with your wedges and your irons, in particular. When I say control, it&rsquo;s all about trajectory and spin, so I feel like I can move it both ways and I&rsquo;m getting the proper trajectory into the greens so that my distances are consistent and the spin is consistent. I&rsquo;m really excited about it. It feels great off the putter and great around the green with my chipping and pitching.&rdquo; &ndash; Zach Johnson&ldquo;I&rsquo;m a guy that hits my wedge shots really hard, I like to max out my lob wedge and sand wedge, and what I&rsquo;ve seen is with the cover&hellip;I can play a ball a full round now. I can probably play it more than that&hellip;. The ball&rsquo;s durability is great.&rdquo; &ndash; Webb Simpson&ldquo;It was instantly great feel, great flight, and it did everything that I could ask out of a ball. &hellip; It&rsquo;s definitely a little bit softer. It has a superior feel and you still get a lot of distance and a really good flight out of it. I&rsquo;m not a guy that changes that easily so for me to just put it right in play really says a lot about how good it really is.&rdquo; &ndash; Brendan Steele&ldquo;It performs better, it does everything that the other ball did but better. It flights better, it&rsquo;s a little bit softer and it just performs better in all circumstances. &hellip; The durability, that&rsquo;s probably the thing I like the most. I was probably going through five or six balls a round with the other one and I didn&rsquo;t really like changing that much and this ball holds up through the round better, especially for your average amateur player that&rsquo;s going to play it. You can play it as long as you want to realistically and the ball still performs.&rdquo; &ndash; Scott Stallings&ldquo;I know every time that Titleist makes a new ball, it&rsquo;s going to be better. It&rsquo;s going to be just as good, and then, better. There&rsquo;s no reason to come up with the same ball. So they&rsquo;re making a product that&rsquo;s better. It&rsquo;s going to be good for my game, it&rsquo;s going to help my game, and help me get better. &hellip; When you see that name Titleist on the ball&hellip;you know you have confidence in it, you can pull off any shot. The ball&rsquo;s going to react the way you want it to react. Now it just comes down to me swinging it the right way.&rdquo; &ndash; Bubba WatsonPRICE AND AVAILABILITY: The new 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls will ship to golf shops beginning Jan. 25, 2013, with a suggested retail price of $62 (MAP: $47.99).PLAY NUMBERS: 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls are available in both standard and custom play numbers. Standard dozens include play numbers 1-4 (low) and 5-8 (high). Double-digit play numbers (00 and 11-99) are available for custom order through any Titleist golf shop, with a minimum order of one dozen. Dozens of the same single-digit number (1-9) are also available through custom order. Golfers interested in a custom play numbers should contact their local Titleist golf shop for pricing and availability. Posted: April 29, 2014                            FAIRHAVEN, Mass. (April 29, 2014) &ndash; New Titleist Vokey TVD wedges, designed by Master Craftsman Bob Vokey, provide golfers with the performance and versatility for improved shotmaking through new Spin Milled TX3 grooves and the tour&rsquo;s most popular shapes and grinds.Vokey TVD wedges are the result of Vokey&rsquo;s continuous collaboration with the best players in the world. Since 2004, Vokey Design wedges have been the #1 wedge on the PGA Tour and the most played wedge at every level of competitive golf.TVD, meaning &ldquo;Tour Van Design,&rdquo; originated from Vokey&rsquo;s work on-site at Tour events, at his grinding wheel inside the Titleist Tour Van shaping and grinding wedges based on players&rsquo; needs. The TVD shape is lower in the par (or heel) area and more rounded in the toe for a classic look.The new Vokey TVD-M and TVD-K models, two of Vokey&rsquo;s most-requested grinds on the PGA Tour,are available beginning May 7 on Vokey.com and through authorized Titleist accounts as part of the WedgeWorks Exclusives lineup. Each model is offered in two finishes (California Chrome and Black Ion) and fully-customizable &ndash; from length, lie, loft and weight porting, to toe engraving, personalized stamping, custom grips, shafts, shaftbands and ferrules.All TVD wedges now feature the new, deeper Spin Milled TX3 grooves, delivering more spin for precision trajectory and distance control and improved greenside performance. TX3 scorelines, a progressive design with seven percent larger groove volume, produce additional backspin by channeling away grass and sand for improved contact between the ball and groove edge. Proprietary Spin Milled technology also provides trajectory and distance control through precisely milled grooves and machined face texture, significantly reducing the chance of &ldquo;flyers&rdquo; from the rough.The new Vokey TVD-K &ndash; available in 54&ordm; to 60&ordm; lofts &ndash; is the culmination of Vokey&rsquo;s work with several PGA Tour players, including Adam Scott and Jason Dufner, to develop a sole that is playable in a variety of conditions. TVD-K features a wider, more cambered sole than any other Vokey model, making it very easy to use out of the bunker but still playable for a variety of shots around the green. The newest addition to the series, the TVD-K 54, provides a wide-sole sand wedge option that is not available in the new Vokey Spin Milled 5 (SM5) lineup.&ldquo;The K grind has been a huge hit for us,&rdquo; Vokey said. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s only been on Tour for a couple of years but we already have 30 guys using it. I think the secret is the cambered sole. It is wide and forgiving, but the camber keeps the club moving through the turf. So it&rsquo;s playable in a variety of conditions.&rdquo;The new TVD-M &ndash; available in 50&ordm; to 60&ordm; lofts &ndash; is the result of PGA Tour feedback on the design, shape and performance of the original TVD series. The new TVD-M has a more rounded teardrop profile, matching the shape of the TVD-K, with increased playability from the crescent-shaped M grind sole. The moderate effective bounce of the TVD-M makes it an excellent all-condition wedge.&ldquo;We&rsquo;ve had a lot of requests to match up the chassis, or shape, of the TVD-M with the TVD-K,&rdquo; Vokey said. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s the natural progression of the series. We now have three distinct shapes in the Vokey family: the SM5 with a high toe peak, the rounded teardrop of the TVD, and the compact look of the Hand Ground series. We have a look to fit anyone&rsquo;s eye.&rdquo;NEW MODELS: For 2014, all TVD models feature the new Spin Milled TX3 grooves for additional spin with trajectory and distance control. The lineup also features the new TVD-K 54&ordm;, a wider sole sand wedge with camber. The TVD-M line has a new shape, with a more rounded teardrop profile.NEW LOOKS: Vokey TVD-M and TVD-K wedges are available in two finishes, California Chrome and Black Ion, both exclusive to WedgeWorks. Both models also feature all-new Vokey graphics.LOFT/BOUNCE COMBINATIONS: 鈥═VD VS. SM5: The K grind offerings in the Vokey SM5 line (58.11, 60.11) have slightly wider soles and 1&ordm; more effective bounce than TVD-K (58.10, 60.10). The TVD-M 56.12 model has similar sole width with 2&ordm; more effective bounce than the SM5 56.10M.CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS: Like all WedgeWorks offerings, golfers can craft their wedges to fit both their game and personality with a nearly endless array of custom options.WedgeWorks Exclusives offer four different character stamping styles &ndash;Straight, Freestyle, Snow and the new Snow Dot option &ndash; in up to eight letters and/or numbers and one of 12 paintfill colors, from Oceanside Blue and Cerveza Yellow to Key Lime and Cowboy Orange.&ldquo;There isn&rsquo;t a wedge I make on Tour that doesn&rsquo;t have some type of personalized stamping,&rdquo; said Vokey Tour Rep Aaron Dill, who works on the Titleist Tour Van. &ldquo;Jason Dufner, for example, likes me to stamp &lsquo;DUF&rsquo; on all his wedges. Zach Johnson has the names of children. Kevin Na has &lsquo;NA&rsquo; in snow stamping all over the wedge. It&rsquo;s totally personal.&rdquo;There are four toe-stamp options &ndash; Tour Saw, BV Custom, BV Diamonds and BV Clover &ndash; in 48 total possible color combinations. Golfers can also choose from seven different custom shaftbands and three ferrule options.WedgeWorks offers BV grips in a variety of textures and colors to match the player&rsquo;s look and feel preferences. New this year is the Vokey Whiteout Green Multi-Compound grip from Golf Pride along with the Vokey Niion Green grip from Golf Pride. Vokey also offers the WedgeWorks-only Kangaroo Leather grip in pinot red from GripMaster.A high-performance shaft matrix includes wedge-specific shafts such as the Dynamic Gold Spinner and KBS Hi-Rev. The full complement of the Titleist custom shaft matrix is also available including graphite and lightweight shafts. WedgeWorks wedges can be laser etched on the shaft with up to 20 characters or numbers, offering an easy way to highlight a birthday, event or a player&rsquo;s full name.All Vokey wedges can be adjusted for length, loft and lie angle. Weight porting on the back of the wedge to dial in a specific swingweight is also available.PRICE AND AVAILABILITY: Vokey TVD-K and TVD-M wedges will be available May 7 through WedgeWorks on Vokey.com or by custom order, with a suggested retail price of $160 plus personalization packages.ON THE WEB: /  
<a href="http://cvddocs.com/simple/steel_1/index.html" rel="nofollow">titleist set of clubs cheap golf irons sets</a> 2012-01-08The T-shirts summed it up. Four fans stood shoulder-to-shoulder behind the 18th green on Sunday watching Louis Oosthuizen while wearing loud, matching shirts that spelled out the message, 鈥淎ll Hail King Louis.鈥? In fact, the South African did reign, successfully defending his Africa Open title in his home country by two shots at 27 under. The win was highlighted by a second-round 62 at the 6,691-yard East London Golf Club in East London, South Africa.Despite the 62 and making 28 birdies with two eagles for the week, Oosthuizen鈥檚 ninth career win was hard earned. He called the final round 鈥渁 dog fight,鈥?with the lead switching hands numerous times. Tied on the 71st hole, Oosthuizen rolled in a 30-foot birdie putt while his playing competitor bogeyed, giving him what proved to be his winning cushion. Oosthuizen continued what has been torrid play in recent months. He has finished no lower than eighth in his last six starts, and is a combined 93-under-par over those events. But winning in his homeland (69-62-67-67) was his crowning achievement. 鈥淚t鈥檚 always nice playing in front of home crowds,鈥?said the 29-year-old. 鈥淎nd to win in my first tournament of the year, you can鈥檛 ask for better.鈥滻n his PING Tour Staff bag: a Rapture V2 9-degree driver, S56 irons, Tour-S Rustique wedges (47潞, 54潞, 60潞), and a Scottsdale ZB S putter.PING Pros Peter Karmis and Matthew Baldwin (a European Tour rookie) finished T10. Posted: October 30, 2012                            Acushnet Company, which manufactures the Titleist and FootJoy brands, and Rory McIlroy, jointly announced today that McIlroy's relationship with Acushnet will not extend beyond December 31, 2012. McIlroy has trusted Titleist and FootJoy equipment throughout his professional career that commenced as an 18-year old in September 2007.'Our goal has been to provide Rory with the best equipment and service that would help him be the best player he could possibly be,' said Wally Uihlein, Chief Executive Officer, Acushnet Company. 'He has been a great ambassador for the Titleist and FootJoy brands, and in turn, we are proud of how our equipment has contributed to his success. We wish Rory all the best, both personally and professionally, going forward.''I would like to thank Wally Uihlein and all of the tour staff and employees at Titleist and FootJoy for everything they have done for me since I turned professional in 2007,&rdquo; said McIlroy. 'I have enjoyed five very exciting and successful years with the company and I will always appreciate the contribution Titleist has made in helping me become the player I am today.&rdquo;  
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Posted: January 22, 2014                                                                                                                                                                                           CLICK IMAGE FOR SLIDESHOWModern Blade, Mid Mallet and Mallet Models Deliver Tour-Proven Performance in New Silver Mist Finish FAIRHAVEN, Mass. (Jan. 21, 2014) &ndash; Master Craftsman Scotty Cameron, inspired by the world&rsquo;s best golfers and driven by an unparalleled attention to detail, introduces the new Select and GoLo putters &ndash; high performance, tour-proven models with precisely crafted looks, sound, feel and balance.Every Scotty Cameron creation is rooted in decades of craftsmanship, putting research and testing with the best putters in the game, both inside Scotty&rsquo;s state-of-the-art Putter Studio in California and on putting greens around the world. On the PGA Tour, Scotty Cameron putters have been the choice of more players since 1997 and counting.New Scotty Cameron Select putters feature precision milled, highly refined shapes with tour-validated balance and stability. The new line includes three modern blade designs from Scotty&rsquo;s tour-proven Newport family (Newport, Newport 2 and Newport 2.5) and two modern mid mallets (Fastback and Squareback) with innovative new crisscross sight lines for improved alignment.New Scotty Cameron GoLo mallet putters feature an elegant rounded profile, with soft lines and necks for players that want to rid themselves of technical thoughts and produce a stroke with a natural flowing arc. Four models (GoLo 3, GoLo 5, GoLo S5, GoLo 7) with different size and neck configurations allow players to choose their preferred appearance and toe flow.Select and GoLo putters use a deep-milled face to deliver tour-proven feel and soft sound. Select weights in the heel and toe are perfectly matched to the shaft length to provide balance and stability. Each model features striking new cosmetics, accented by a new Silver Mist finish with framed and double milled red-dot graphics and double beveled weights.&ldquo;My team and I are focused on one simple goal, designing and producing the finest putters in the world. The new Select and GoLo families, in addition to our high-MOI Futura X models, take us to the next level of performance and pure putting confidence,&rdquo; said Cameron. &ldquo;Every day, we strive to learn more about how the ball, the putter and the golfer work together, and how we can improve that connection. We&rsquo;re continually experimenting with new designs, new materials and technologies.&ldquo;After using one of our putters, golfers sometimes tell me, &lsquo;I don&rsquo;t know why I like it, I just like it.&rsquo; That&rsquo;s where the attention to detail comes in, making sure there is complete harmony between how it looks, how it sounds and how it feels.&rdquo;New Select putters are available in golf shops beginning March 14. New GoLo models are available beginning April 18.SCOTTY CAMERON SELECT: The new Scotty Cameron Select putters are precision milled to meet the performance requirements of the world&rsquo;s best players for looks, sound, feel and balance. The new Select line enhances the tradition of Scotty&rsquo;s Newport family, a longtime tour favorite, while introducing new Fastback and Squareback mid mallets with advanced weighting and alignment technology.The new Select Newport, a soft, modern blade with a plumbing neck, features a shorter blade length with back surfaces that round and roll elegantly into the ground. Select Newport 2 is a longer blade with crisp back angles, a plumbing neck and a single black sight line for refined precision. Select Newport 2.5, a new addition to the Select family, features the same crisp, modern blade as Newport 2, but with a short flare neck for increased toe flow.&ldquo;The Newport is roly-poly, with softer corners, while the Newport 2 is boxier and more square. Same performance, it just depends on which visual you like better,&rdquo; Cameron said, &ldquo;We&rsquo;ve added a Newport 2.5, which is the same head as a Newport 2 but with a smaller, flare neck and a hair less offset. Visually, when we shorten that neck, the blade looks longer. By shortening the neck, the shaft axis also comes more toward the heel, which creates more toe flow for more of a swinging gate versus the more mechanical look of a plumbing neck.&rdquo;The new Select Fastback and Squareback are modern mid mallet designs with a single bend shaft that promotes minimal toe flow for players that want, or need, less arc in their putting stroke. The Fastback is round and soft like a Newport; the Squareback is crisp and boxy like a Newport 2.Each have a short blade length and an extended back with a new, red aluminum soleplate that allows for a thicker steel face for solid feel. Vertical and horizontal &ldquo;pop-through&rdquo; sight lines on the back flange are positioned directly between a player&rsquo;s eyes, providing a visual reference to help square the face.&ldquo;The new aluminum red sole plate allows us to take some weight and put it where we want it and need it most. We&rsquo;ve grown the back, pulled in the heel and toe, thickened up the face and the top line. As a result, we&rsquo;ve enhanced everything from the shape to the feel to the sound,&rdquo; Cameron said.&ldquo;The red, crisscross sight lines are a continuation of the sole that pops up through the head. We&rsquo;ve found through years of research at the Studio that the best players in the world putt with the ball slightly up in their stance, under their left eye. This places the crisscross sight lines, which are located on the back flange, directly under their nose and between their eyes.&ldquo;Whether you prefer a horizontal or vertical sight line, the crisscross makes it easier to square the face, putting your eyes in the right position to execute a proper arcing stroke. If you set the putter too far forward, the crisscross will make the face appear closed. If you put it too far back, it will look open. Alignment is more and more becoming the talk of the tour, and the feedback out there has been fantastic.&rdquo;SCOTTY CAMERON GOLO: The new Scotty Cameron GoLo mallets feature an elegant but modern, easy to align, rounded profile and racy soleplate design with Select weighting technology for increased stability. The balanced GoLo design helps reduce the tendency to manipulate the face and allows the stroke to flow naturally.Each of the four models &ndash; GoLo 3, GoLo 5, GoLo S5 and GoLo 7 &ndash; has a clean, tour-preferred appearance that flows from the shaft down through the top line, continuing down through the curved back, which flows to the ground. The refined mallet shape with a single black sight line helps square the face, while the triple-angled sole with a slight camber allows for smooth takeaway. A slightly asymmetric back with a shaved heel promotes the ideal flowing stroke along an inside to square arc, with the 6061 aluminum sole plate and Select weighting technology providing exceptional balance, stability and roll.GoLo 7, the original GoLo model, offers the largest head design with a clean, flowing single bend shaft for near minimum toe flow. The GoLo 5 features similar construction and performance, with a 10 percent smaller head size. The GoLo S5 is built with a straight-in, near-center shaft for a clean setup with no visible offset.The newest addition to the GoLo line, the GoLo 3, has the smallest head shape with a heel-shafted flow neck for maximum toe flow, a unique combination for a mid mallet-style putter.&ldquo;GoLo 5 and GoLo 7 did very well on tour but we still had some guys asking for an even smaller head,&rdquo; Cameron said. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s very difficult to take something larger and get the same design, looks and feel when you make it smaller. If you look closely at the GoLo 3, it has a pinched flow neck very reminiscent of our popular Del Mar model. I took the best parts of the Del Mar and the GoLo and started blending them together, shaving the heel to make it nonsymmetrical so the heel comes in and makes the toe look like it automatically wants to work. It comes around the back, pinches into the heel and flows up the neck into the shaft, promoting a generous open and close toe flow motion.&rdquo;REFINED COSMETICS: The new Select and GoLo putters return to the silver-and-red designs that have become synonymous with Scotty Cameron putters across the worldwide professional tours.The new models feature a new, soft Silver Mist finish, with Scotty&rsquo;s race-car inspired, framed and double-milled cherry dot graphics in the back and cherry dot weights in the sole to help create a modern but timeless appearance. Red Pistolero and Pistolini grips further enhance the look.&ldquo;We&rsquo;ve optimized the paint process to produce this buttery, elegant Silver Mist finish,&rdquo; Cameron said. &ldquo;And I think the black sightline we&rsquo;ve chosen for several of the models, as opposed to using white, gives it a richer, more elegant look. The entire look is very sleek, it&rsquo;s industrial and mechanical and yet it has elegance.&rdquo;PISTOLERO/PISTOLINI GRIPS: The Scotty Cameron Pistolero and new Pistolini grips, featuring the dancing Cameron logo, provide a secure hold and great feel in golfer&rsquo;s hands.The Select Newport, Newport 2 and Newport 2.5 blade models feature the smaller Pistolini grip, while the Fastback and Squareback mid mallets and entire GoLo family have the Pistolero.&ldquo;What the head looks like and how big it is, dictates a feel of what you expect to feel in the grip, so we try to match the grip size and what we feel. Pistolini is more of a standard size grip for a Newport or blade style head. Once we start getting into a mid mallet or larger, we need the larger Pistolero grip to accommodate that feel for the head size.&rdquo;PRICE AND AVAILABILITY: New Scotty Cameron Select putters are available in golf shops beginning March 14. New GoLo putters are available beginning April 18. Both models have an MSRP of $375 ($349 MAP).ON THE WEB: www.ScottyCameron.comPRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Scotty Cameron SelectSelectModels LoftLieRHLengths LHLengths Toe FlowOffsetStock GripNewport3.5&ordm;70&ordm;33&rdquo;, 34&rdquo;,-MediumFull ShaftPistolini35&rdquo;Newport 23.5&ordm;70&ordm;33&rdquo;, 34&rdquo;,33&rdquo;, 34&rdquo;,MediumFull ShaftPistolini35&rdquo;35&rdquo;Newport 2.53.5&ordm;70&ordm;33&rdquo;, 34&rdquo;,-Near1/2 ShaftPistolini35&rdquo;MaximumFastback3.5&ordm;70&ordm;33&rdquo;, 34&rdquo;,33&rdquo;, 34&rdquo;,MinimumFull ShaftPistolero35&rdquo;35&rdquo;Squareback3.5&ordm;70&ordm;33&rdquo;, 34&rdquo;,-MinimumFull ShaftPistolero35&rdquo;PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Scotty Cameron GoLoGoLo ModelsLoftLieRH LengthsLH LengthsToe FlowOffsetStock GripGoLo 33.5&ordm;70&ordm;33&rdquo;, 34&rdquo;,-Maximum1/2 ShaftPistolero35&rdquo;GoLo 53.5&ordm;70&ordm;33&rdquo;, 34&rdquo;,33&rdquo;, 34&rdquo;,Near Maximum3/4 ShaftPistolero35&rdquo;35&rdquo;GoLo S53.5&ordm;70&ordm;33&rdquo;, 34&rdquo;,-MinimumNonePistolero35&rdquo;GoLo 73.5&ordm;70&ordm;33&rdquo;, 34&rdquo;,-Near Minimum3/4 ShaftPistolero35&rdquo; 2012-05-20The maiden victory on the LPGA Tour for Azahara Mu帽oz came in a format that seems to suit her. Last fall she earned the clinching point for the European Solheim Cup team and was 2-1-1 in the event. At the Sybase Match Play Championship at Hamilton Farm Golf Club in Gladstone, N.J., she defeated six opponents en route to the win, the final match by a 2-and-1 score. Mu帽oz utilized a G20 driver, along with i20 woods, an i20 hybrid, and i20 irons. Advancing to the final was dramatic in itself. Two down after 11 holes in the morning semifinal, Mu帽oz went on to win four of the final six holes, including the last three.  Mu帽oz had to be convinced by her family to enter the tournament because her grandmother had taken ill and passed away before the event. 鈥淚鈥檓 so happy, I almost didn鈥檛 come, but my parents and my sister and brother said she wanted me to be here, so I came to play for my grandma, so this is for her. I wasn鈥檛 going to give up this week, that鈥檚 for sure.鈥?The win was a culmination of outstanding play in recent weeks for the 24-year-old, who took home $375,000. She was T4 and T2 in her two previous tournaments.  
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