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. 2012-10-28Among the 25 PGA Tour cards handed out after the season-ending Web.com Tour Championship, three went to PING pros Luke Guthrie, David Lingmerth, and Doug LaBelle II (pictured above, left to right).Guthrie and Lingmerth had secured their cards before the event. Guthrie's two wins and seven top 10s helped him finish second on the money list, earning $410,592 in only 10 events. He had back-to-back wins at the Albertsons Boise Open and the WNB Golf Classic. He also earned nearly $300,000 in four PGA Tour starts this season.Lingmerth ended up 10th on the strength of a win at the Neediest Kids Championship, and five top 10s. LaBelle was 26th to begin the Tour Championship, one spot outside the top 25. 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Posted: January 30, 2013                            FAIRHAVEN, Mass (Jan. 24, 2013) &ndash; Titleist, Golf&rsquo;s Symbol of Excellence, proudly announces the selection of Jim Michael, Sean Morgan and Mike Summerville as 2012 Sales Representatives of the Year. The official presentation to recognize Michael, Morgan and Summerville for their distinguished honors took place during the annual Titleist National Brand Meeting in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.Each of the three honorees has spent the last 16 or more years at Titleist building positions as highly respected ambassadors of the Titleist brand and their fellow associates. Summerville began his career at Titleist in 1992, Michael in 1995 and Morgan in 1997.Both Summerville and Morgan are first-time recipients of the award, the Titleist sales organization&rsquo;s highest honor. Michael also earned the distinction in 1997.&ldquo;Jim Michael, Sean Morgan and Mike Summerville have dedicated their careers to the continued success of the Titleist brand and our valued customers,&rdquo; said David Maher, Vice President, Titleist U.S. Sales. &ldquo;They have continually adapted and excelled in an ever-changing business environment, earning the respect and trust of their customers by providing the highest levels of service and support. Their exceptional levels of performance in 2012, to go along with their consistency through the years, reflect the passion and strength of our Titleist sales force and our commitment as a company to improve each and every day.&rdquo;  Michael, the Titleist Sales Representative in North Chicago, has been a constant fixture for the Titleist Sales team in the Chicago area for the past 18 years. His commitment to building strong business partnerships and consistently providing best-in-class service levels has earned him this prestigious honor for the second time. Michael grew up in Chicago and learned the golf business working with his father, Jim. Sr., the longtime PGA Professional at Biltmoore Country Club in Barrington, Ill. Michael and his wife, Nancy, have two children, Danny and Amanda.Morgan&rsquo;s career at Titleist began in 1997 as a member of the Titleist Customer Service team in the company&rsquo;s worldwide headquarters in Fairhaven, Mass. A couple years later, Morgan transitioned into a clubfitting role on what is now the Titleist FittingWorks Van. Morgan joined the Titleist Sales team in 2004 and won the Titleist New Breed Sales Representative of the Year award in 2007. He moved to Chicago in the summer of 2010 and is responsible for the South Chicago and Northwest Indiana regions. His strong business acumen and commitment to helping his customers achieve their business goals have been the cornerstones of Sean&rsquo;s success. A native of Cape Cod, Mass., Morgan graduated from Syracuse University. He and his wife Lori, have three daughters, Taryn, Elissa and Aislee.Summerville is entering his 22nd year with Titleist. He currently serves the Dallas area, displaying a commitment to exceed expectations and lead by example. One of the organization&rsquo;s most consistent performers over the past two decades, Summerville&rsquo;s recognition affirms his unwavering commitment to servicing his customers and being a valuable business partner. He started his Titleist career as a member of the Massachusetts-based Customer Service team in 1992 before transferring to the company&rsquo;s Carlsbad, Calif., location, where he managed the Custom Golf Club department. It was then on to Houston in 1995, when Summerville first joined the Titleist Sales force. He relocated to the Columbus, Ohio, area in late 2003, before moving to Dallas three years later. A graduate of Indiana University, Summerville and his wife, Diane, have two children, Kyle and Grace. 2012-07-08Champions Tour rookie Kirk Triplett eagled the par-5 second hole, birdied the third, and made four more birdies, including a chip-in on the 16th, to give him a two-shot victory at the Nature Valley First Tee Open, at Pebble Beach Golf Links, in Monterey, Calif.  His 6-under 66 was the low round of the day, giving him a 10 under total (70-70-66).'To win anywhere is special,' Triplett said. 'But to win at Pebble Beach is extra special. To do it in my first Champions Tour try is great.' He is one of only six players who have won on the PGA Tour, Champions Tour, and the Web.com Tour, where last year at age 49 he became the oldest winner in that tour鈥檚 history.  Triplett earned $255,000, and he now has four top 10s in only eight tournaments on the Champions Tour. He relied on a G20 9潞 driver, i20 irons (4-W), G15 17潞 hybrid, Tour-S 50潞 wedge, Eye2 58潞 lob wedge, and a Scottsdale Y Worry putter (36.25 inches).  
<a href="http://cvddocs.com/simple/steel_1/index.html" rel="nofollow">titleist set of clubs cheap golf irons sets</a> 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掳), S56 irons (3-9), Tour-S Rustique wedges (47掳, 54掳, 60掳TS), and a Scottsdale Series ZB S putter (34'). 2013-05-05For the second straight week, a young PING pro won his first PGA Tour event 鈥?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鈥檚 Players Championship, the PGA, and two World Golf Championships. What made the victory sweeter was Ernst almost didn鈥檛 get into the event. Beginning the week, he was the fourth alternate. 鈥淭his feeling is unbelievable right now,鈥?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.  
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2012-07-08Champions Tour rookie Kirk Triplett eagled the par-5 second hole, birdied the third, and made four more birdies, including a chip-in on the 16th, to give him a two-shot victory at the Nature Valley First Tee Open, at Pebble Beach Golf Links, in Monterey, Calif.  His 6-under 66 was the low round of the day, giving him a 10 under total (70-70-66).'To win anywhere is special,' Triplett said. 'But to win at Pebble Beach is extra special. To do it in my first Champions Tour try is great.' He is one of only six players who have won on the PGA Tour, Champions Tour, and the Web.com Tour, where last year at age 49 he became the oldest winner in that tour鈥檚 history.  Triplett earned $255,000, and he now has four top 10s in only eight tournaments on the Champions Tour. He relied on a G20 9潞 driver, i20 irons (4-W), G15 17潞 hybrid, Tour-S 50潞 wedge, Eye2 58潞 lob wedge, and a Scottsdale Y Worry putter (36.25 inches). 2013-05-05For the second straight week, a young PING pro won his first PGA Tour event 鈥?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鈥檚 Players Championship, the PGA, and two World Golf Championships. What made the victory sweeter was Ernst almost didn鈥檛 get into the event. Beginning the week, he was the fourth alternate. 鈥淭his feeling is unbelievable right now,鈥?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>  
Posted: May 5, 2014                            High-Performance, Counterbalanced Putters Provide Maximum Stability Through the StrokeFAIRHAVEN, Mass. (May 6, 2014) &ndash; Two of Master Craftsman Scotty Cameron&rsquo;s most-popular, tour-proven models and shapes &ndash; Select Newport 2 and GoLo 7 &ndash; are now available with Dual Balance technology for golfers that want to stabilize their putting stroke.Scotty Cameron Dual Balance putters are counterbalanced designs, developed through extensive research and testing in the Putter Studio and on the PGA Tour, that provide unmatched stability for golfers that struggle to make a consistent stroke with a conventional length putter.Cameron and his team, through two decades of high-speed video research with tour players, have found that the best putters in the world keep the butt end of the putter pointed to the same 1- to 2-inch circle in their midsection throughout the stroke. Dual Balance putters, with a 50-gram heavier head weight (400 grams total) and a 50-gram counterweight in the butt of the putter shaft, are specifically designed to help golfers replicate that stroke, without anchoring the club to the body.&ldquo;The purpose of anchoring a putter is to stop the butt end of the club from moving. Now that anchoring will be against the rules, we&rsquo;ve determined the best way to help golfers regain that stability and control is through Dual Balance, by adding 50 grams to the shaft and balancing that with 50 grams in the head,&rdquo; Cameron said. &ldquo;It eliminates that tendency for many players to flip, push or lead the putter with their hands.&ldquo;Instead of stopping the butt end, we&rsquo;re able to slow everything down. The counterweight in the shaft helps keep the butt stable and pointed at your belly. The additional head weight makes the putter slower and more lethargic without it feeling too heavy. If you only add shaft weight, you actually end up robbing head weight, which makes the head quicker. So you need to balance that out. We have found through our experiments that 50 grams in the shaft and head is ideal for weight, feel and performance. But you have to be careful to maintain the proper shaft flex. It took a lot of testing to make sure we got everything just right with these new models.&rdquo;The proper length of a Dual Balance putter is three inches longer than a golfer&rsquo;s conventional putter length. (Accordingly, the standard length of a Dual Balance putter is 38 inches, three inches longer than the standard length of a conventional 35-inch Scotty Cameron putter.) The additional three inches provides stability while keeping the putter unanchored.The larger diameter, 15-inch long Dual Balance Flat Front Winn grip is designed so golfers can grip down to place the shaft weight above the hands for a smoother, more stable stroke. The grip has a colored section at the top that indicates proper hand placement (at 35 inches for standard models), keeping the 50-gram counterweight above the hands for maximum effect.The combination of the heavier head, shaft weight and larger grip stabilize the stroke by reducing the common faults of flipping, pushing or dragging with the hands.SHAPE CHOICES: The Dual Balance lineup now includes a shape from each of Cameron&rsquo;s three tour-validated putter families: Select, GoLo and Futura X.&ldquo;Putting is such a personal experience. That&rsquo;s why we have three different putter families, with putters that are doing and saying different things,&rdquo; Cameron said. &ldquo;The shape of the putter may be something you like to look at, or it could be more about alignment. Either way, it&rsquo;s all about finding what helps you and gives you confidence. That&rsquo;s why it was important for us to bring Dual Balance technology to each of our families.&rdquo;Select Newport 2, Cameron&rsquo;s most popular model both on tour and with players around the world, is a modern blade with crisp back angles and a single black sight line for refined precision. The Newport 2 Dual Balance head is slightly larger than the conventional model to accommodate for the additional 50 grams.GoLo 7 is an elegant yet modern, easy-to-align mallet, with a single black sight line that helps square the face. The putter has a rounded profile and racy soleplate design with a curved back that flows into the ground. GoLo 7 Dual Balance stores its extra 50 grams under the soleplate. The conventional GoLo 7 model is hollow under the soleplate.Select Newport 2 and GoLo 7 Dual Balance putters use a deep-milled face to deliver tour-proven feel and soft sound. Both models feature a soft Silver Mist finish with race-car inspired, framed and double-milled cherry dot graphics in the back and cherry dot graphics in the sole to help create a modern but timeless appearance.Futura X, Cameron&rsquo;s original Dual Balance design, is a high-MOI mallet with advanced perimeter stability weighting and T-shaped sight lines. Futura X Dual Balance has a steel center section, increasing the weight by 50 grams, as opposed to the aluminum center section of the conventional Futura X. The putter has a Frozen Titanium finish that helps reduce glare, two black sight lines and red cherry dot weights in the sole and balance bar. The mid-milled face texture draws a crisp sound from the aluminum face and body.PRICE AND AVAILABILITY: Select Newport 2 and GoLo 7 Dual Balance putters have an MSRP of $399 and are available beginning May 30, 2014, in golf shops worldwide.ON THE WEB: www.titleist.com | www.scottycameron.comPRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:Newport 2 Dual BalanceLoft: 3.5&ordm;Lie: 70&ordm;RH Lengths: 36-40&rdquo; (38&rdquo; Standard)LH Lengths: N/A鈥℉ead Material: Milled 303 Stainless SteelCounterweight: 50gHead weight: 400g (+50g)Neck: Single BendOffset: 3/4 shaftGrip: 15&rdquo; Cameron Dual BalanceGoLo 7 Dual BalanceLoft: 3.5&ordm;Lie: 70&ordm;RH Lengths: 36-40&rdquo; (38&rdquo; Standard)LH Lengths: 36-40&rdquo; (38&rdquo; Standard)鈥℉ead Material: Milled 303 Stainless SteelCounterweight: 50gHead weight: 400g (+50g)Neck: Single BendOffset: 3/4 shaftGrip: 15&rdquo; Cameron Dual BalanceFutura X Dual BalanceLoft: 3.5&ordm;Lie: 70&ordm;RH Lengths: 36-40&rdquo; (38&rdquo; Standard)LH Lengths: 36-40&rdquo; (38&rdquo; Standard)鈥℉ead Material: Milled 303 Stainless SteelCounterweight: 50gHead weight: 400g (+50g)Neck: Single BendOffset: 3/4 shaftGrip: 15&rdquo; Cameron Dual Balance&bull; Available in 1&rdquo; lengths from 36-40&rdquo;.&bull; Some lengths are custom order only.&bull; Custom Loft +/-1&deg; Custom Lie +/-2&deg;.&bull; Additional options available at www.scottycameron.com.                                   ### 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. 鈥淚 made a putter switch to the PING Nome and it felt great on the greens immediately,鈥?Mahan said of his fourth career win, which elevated him to a career-best 9th in the Official World Golf Ranking. 鈥淭his win gives me a lot of confidence. That鈥檚 how you separate the great players from everyone else 鈥?with wins 鈥?especially at the big events, and it doesn鈥檛 get much bigger than this, except the majors. So this is really special.鈥滻n addition to the Nome putter, Mahan carried a G20 driver (9.5潞), G20 3-wood (15潞), i15 hybrid (17潞), S56 irons, and Anser forged wedges (56潞, 60潞). 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鈥檚 Champions. She relied on an i20 driver and irons.Stanford also utilized a G20 3-wood (15潞), G15 7-wood (21.5 潞), G20 hybrid (23潞), Tour S wedges (47潞, 52潞, 60潞, 60潞TS), and a Scottsdale Series Anser 2 putter.  
<a href="http://cvddocs.com/simple/steel_1/index.html" rel="nofollow">titleist set of clubs cheap golf irons sets</a> 2012-01-22In only the third event of the PGA Tour season, Mark Wilson gave the i20 driver and irons their first wins. His two-shot victory at the Humana Challenge in La Quinta, Calif., was his fifth Tour title. He finished at 24 under (66-62-67-69).Wilson had two early wins to begin last season, so it wasn鈥檛 surprising to see the PING Pro leading after three rounds.  But his final round started slowly. He was 1-over through 10 holes, waiting for the kind of birdie run that propelled him to a 62 on the same Palmer Course two days earlier (there are three courses in the tournament rotation). When he birdied the 11th, then made another from the greenside bunker on the 12th, he had his momentum. With birdies on 16 and the home hole, he played the final eight holes in four under. Wilson earned $1,008,000 and is second on the FedExCup points list. He credits his fast start the past two seasons to the breaks he has taken during November and December. 鈥淚 can clear my mind of golf. I tend to remember the good things I did before and when I came out the last two years I just had a clear mind. It feels good to win.鈥?Wilson鈥檚 PING equipment includes an i20 driver (8.5潞), i15 hybrids (17潞 and 20潞), i20 irons 4-PW, Tour wedges (52潞 and 60潞), and a Karsten Anser putter.PING Pro Jeff Maggert made a final-round charge with an 8-under 64 to finish fifth at 21 under. 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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