Posted: October 1, 2014                                                                                                                                                                          New Titleist 915 drivers, built for distance without compromise, are designed using patented Active Recoil Channel&trade; technology to produce lower spin and higher speed for more distance &ndash; without sacrificing forgiveness.Available in golf shops worldwide beginning Nov. 14, new Titleist 915D2 and 915D3 drivers benefit serious golfers of all swing speeds by delivering maximum distance while maintaining a high MOI for exceptional forgiveness. The improved performance of Titleist 915 drivers, underlining the Titleist Golf Club R&amp;D team&rsquo;s driver design strategy of &ldquo;distance and forgiveness,&rdquo; is the result of three key advancements:&bull; The proprietary Active Recoil Channel, a long, wide and deep sole channel that actively flexes at impact and recoils to launch the ball off the face with higher speed and lower spin.&bull; Radial Speed Face, a high-speed forged face insert with a radially thinner perimeter in the heel and toe, which works with the Active Recoil Channel to increase ball speed on off-center hits.&bull; A precise, high-MOI design with a low and deep center of gravity location that delivers stability and forgiveness by preserving off-center ball speed for more distance, more often.Those technologies, combined with the fitting precision of Titleist&rsquo;s industry-leading SureFit Tour hosel and tour-validated looks, sound and feel, make for the most complete, consistent driver performance in the game.&ldquo;The new 915 drivers are a game-changer for us,&rdquo; said Dan Stone, Vice President of Research and Development, Titleist Golf Clubs. &ldquo;We&rsquo;ve increased speed and lowered spin without sacrificing MOI or forgiveness &ndash; and we&rsquo;re the first to get that combination right.&ldquo;The Active Recoil Channel is a major technical leap in the area of spin reduction. In player testing, we&rsquo;ve seen significant distance gains, up to 15 yards for players who need spin control.&ldquo;We began incorporating Active Recoil Channel in the prototype phase about four years ago, but this kind of technology requires a lot of fine-tuning if you&rsquo;re going to do something that&rsquo;s different, as opposed to making a cosmetic or marketing change. By adding significant technology for speed and spin without sacrificing MOI, we think we&rsquo;ve done something very special that nobody&rsquo;s done to this point.&rdquo;The 915D2 driver is a 460cc full-pear shaped head designed for maximum forgiveness and a slight draw bias. The 915D3 features a 440cc pear shape that is forgiving and workable, and offers 250rpm less spin than 915D2 to produce a lower peak trajectory. Both models launch similar to their previous generation Titleist 913 models.Eighteen players put new 915 drivers into play the first week they were available at the PGA Tour&rsquo;s Quicken Loan Invitational in late June &ndash; including Geoff Ogilvy, who trusted his 915D2 9.5&ordm; driver to victory at the Barracuda Championship a few weeks later. Twenty-four players used 915 drivers in early August at the PGA Championship, as the momentum continued to build on the PGA Tour and across the worldwide professional tours.&ldquo;Titleist players demand the highest quality and performance from their driver. They want more distance, but not at the expense of forgiveness,&rdquo; said Steve Pelisek, General Manager, Titleist Golf Clubs. &ldquo;With 915 drivers, our R&amp;D team has produced the best combination of high speed, low spin and high MOI the game has ever seen. It&rsquo;s distance all the time &ndash; distance on center hits, distance on off-center hits, more distance more often. We know that players truly understand and value that distance consistency.&rdquo;LOWER SPIN, HIGHER SPEED THROUGH NEW ACTIVE RECOIL CHANNEL: The new Active Recoil Channel &ndash; a long, wide, deep channel, positioned along the sole of the club head, close to the leading edge &ndash; delivers more distance by actively flexing at impact to launch the ball with lower spin and higher speed.The Active Recoil Channel (ARC&trade;) allows the entire clubface, both crown and sole, to deflect at impact for high speed. (Clubs without ARC technology have a more rigid sole and deflect mostly in the face and crown at impact resulting in less speed and higher spin.)&ldquo;With the Active Recoil Channel, the ball is compressing in a different manner and doesn&rsquo;t have the chance to gather as much rotational energy so it departs the club face with less spin,&rdquo; Stone said. &ldquo;It also creates a greater recoil effect, which imparts more speed, particularly low on the face.&rdquo;The effectiveness of the Active Recoil Channel is maximized by its efficient, proprietary construction. Relative to competitive drivers with slot technology, ARC is wider, deeper and longer, stretching across the entire sole from heel to toe.&ldquo;All of those aspects garner us more performance out of our channel design,&rdquo; Stone said. &ldquo;Properly managing spin benefits us through all levels of swing speeds and player types. High spin players get longer, straighter flight with more carry distance. Players that already manage spin well can further increase their distance by a slight loft increase. Even players on the PGA Tour, who are typically the best-fit players in the world, have increased their distance potential.&quot;It&rsquo;s also important to remember that less spin across the face also means more consistent spin across the face. When we launched these drivers on tour, the most dominant point of feedback we received was that the spin and speed are very consistent across the face. And what that translates to for every golfer, not just PGA Tour players, is that you&rsquo;re going to see better launch conditions and more distance even if the ball is hit off-center.&quot;Please enable Javascript to watch this videoINCREASED BALL SPEED THROUGH RADIAL SPEED FACE: Working in combination with the Active Recoil Channel, the Radial Speed Face increases ball speed on off-center hits for more distance and more consistent speeds across the clubface.The high-speed, variable thickness face insert has a central thick portion, but is thinner and organically tapered as you move out from center. During the development of 915, Titleist R&amp;D identified specific areas on the face insert, particularly in the heel and toe, which could be thinned further to increase performance on off-center hits.&ldquo;Active Recoil Channel and the Radial Speed Face are two technologies that really work well together,&rdquo; Stone said. &ldquo;ARC does an excellent job increasing ball speeds overall, however, its biggest effect happens low on the club face where the channel is positioned. As you move off center and mishit heel or toe, that&rsquo;s where the Radial Speed Face insert kicks in &ndash;you&rsquo;re getting more flex in those areas which helps generate more speed.&ldquo;The speed consistency on heel and toe hits is one of the first things Tour players are noticing. They don&rsquo;t hit it off-center too often, but when they do it&rsquo;s often a pressure situation when they need forgiveness the most.&rdquo;Please enable Javascript to watch this videoHIGH MOI DESIGN FOR DISTANCE AND FORGIVENESS: Distance gains from the Active Recoil Channel and Radial Speed Face are preserved by the 915&rsquo;s precise, high-MOI design.&ldquo;Many golfers understand high MOI as straightness or accuracy, but high MOI is truly about speed and distance,&rdquo; Stone said. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s about maintaining speed across the face for increased distance consistency. We&rsquo;ve added great performance with the Active Recoil Channel and Radial Speed Face to lower spin and increase speed, and by having high MOI we don&rsquo;t have to give any of it up.&rdquo;With 915 drivers, Titleist R&amp;D targeted a low and deep center of gravity (CG) position in order to maintain stability and forgiveness. The new Active Recoil Channel construction, however, added mass low and forward in the sole&ndash; which, in general, is counter to maintaining inertia and a low and deep CG.To help offset that weight, Titleist engineers cast the 915&rsquo;s ultra-thin crown and body from 8-1-1 titanium, which provides the same resiliency and properties as the 6-4 titanium used in prior generation 913 models but has a lighter density. (At 0.5 mm, it is also the thinnest consistent crown thickness in the industry.) R&amp;D saved additional weight by tapering the top line and leading edge, and adding thin pockets in areas of low stress toward the front of the head. All these measures created discretionary mass, which was redistributed low and deep resulting in an ideal CG location and high MOI.&ldquo;It&rsquo;s easier to move your center of gravity low and forward, but if you choose to go low and back to preserve MOI it&rsquo;s more of challenge,&rdquo; Stone said. &ldquo;Low and forward reduces spin, but what you give up by going forward is forgiveness and MOI, so there are some tradeoffs. There is a significant distance potential in terms of the consistency of our products versus competitive low-spin products.&ldquo;Our team is always looking at how we can engineer a structure gram by gram. It might not sound like a lot, but the attention to detail that we take with our designs and redistributing mass in the proper way allows us to implement a major technology like ARC without penalty.&rdquo;Please enable Javascript to watch this videoINDUSTRY-LEADING ADJUSTABILITY WITH SUREFIT TOUR HOSEL: The distance potential and complete performance of Titleist 915 drivers can be further refined through precision fitting using Titleist&rsquo;s patented, industry-leading SureFit Tour adjustable hosel technology.The dual-angle SureFit Tour hosel, inspired by the customization previously available only on a tour van, allows golfers to set loft and lie independently to optimize ball flight &ndash; higher or lower, and for more draw or fade for improved shot control and maximum distance.&ldquo;The SureFit Tour hosel continues to be a significant competitive advantage for us,&rdquo; Stone said. &ldquo;Through our testing, we know that putting a golfer in the most precise fit unlocks the technology and distance potential in 915 even more.&rdquo;The SureFit Tour hosel features a sleeve and ring, each with four settings. The sleeve settings are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 and the ring settings are lettered A, B, C, D. In total there are 16 settings, each creating a unique loft and lie combination.A Titleist authorized fitter will utilize the SureFit Tour hosel, coupled with interchangeable shafts and SureFit Tour weights, to determine a player&rsquo;s optimal setup so they are playing a 915 driver fit precisely to their game.The Titleist 915 driver hosel is compatible with 913 and 910 model shafts.915D2 vs. 915D3: The 915D2 and 915D3 models are designed to provide distinct performance differences, particularly in spin and flight, for greater fitting flexibility.The 915D2 driver features a larger (460cc), full pear profile for maximum distance and forgiveness. 915D2 produces a higher peak trajectory with 250rpm more spin than 915D3.The 915D2 profile has been slightly elongated to help maintain inertia and a deep CG, resulting in increased stability with more dynamic face closure for a slight draw bias.Workable and forgiving, the 915D3 offers a smaller (440cc) deep face pear profile that delivers distance with trajectory control. A result of tour feedback, the 915D3 has a 3mm deeper face than the prior generation, and delivers 250rpm less spin than 915D2. 915D3 produces a lower flight with no draw bias for tour-inspired workability.915D2 is available in 7.5&ordm;, 8.5&ordm;, 9.5&ordm;, 10.5&ordm; and 12&ordm; lofts. 915D3 is available in 7.5&ordm;, 8.5&ordm;, 9.5&ordm;, and 10.5&ordm;. (7.5&ordm; lofts are RH only.)PLAYER TESTING RESULTS: In player testing, golfers that had previously played a 913D2 experienced an average of 115rpm (and up to 300rpm) lower spin with the new 915D2 model &ndash; with an average of three yards (and up to 15 yards) more carry distance.Golfers who previously played a 913D3 saw an average of 250rpm (and up to 500 rpm) lower spin with the new 915D3 &ndash; with an average of nine yards (and up to 20 yards) more carry distance.With both 915 models, players experienced more consistent speeds and lower spin across the face than their 913 drivers.915 DRIVERS ON TOUR: More than 25 players on the PGA Tour have relied upon new 915 drivers in competition since the tour seeding and validation process began in late June, as well as nearly 100 players across the worldwide professional tours &ndash; including Adam Scott (915D3 10.5&ordm;), Zach Johnson (915D2 8.5&ordm;), Jimmy Walker (915D2 9.5&ordm;), Bill Haas (915D2 8.5&ordm;) and Graham DeLaet (915D3/7.5).Geoff Ogilvy was one of 18 players to put a new 915 driver in play the first week it was available at the Quicken Loans Invitational at Congressional Country Club. A few weeks later, Ogilvy played his 915D2 9.5&ordm; model in winning the Barracuda Championship for his first PGA Tour title in four years. He also finished tied for second at the Deutsche Bank Championship in September.&ldquo;I just unscrewed my 913 shaft and put it in the 915, and after two shots I was sold,&rdquo; Ogilvy said. &ldquo;This one is a really big bump forward in performance. The whole face is hotter, so the shots lower on the face perform way better, which for me is great because I love to tee the ball down a little bit.&ldquo;It&rsquo;s just been a great driver for me. I&rsquo;m equally happy hitting a draw or a fade. When I won in Reno, that&rsquo;s a course that you need to move it both ways off the tee. And I was so happy with my driver all week. I hit it miles in the altitude and it went forever. And there are a few holes where you have your little bunts, draws and fades and I could do that as well. It just did everything I wanted it to. Driving it so well was a big part of winning it.&rdquo;Among other players who have put 915 drivers into play with early success include: Kevin Na (915D3 9.5&ordm;), Bernd Weisberger (915D3 7.5&ordm;), Cameron Tringale (915D3 9.5&ordm;), Jason Bohn (915D3/10.5), Erik Compton (915D3/9.5), Ben Crane (915D2/9.5), Matt Jones (915D2/9.5) and Scott Stallings (915D2/9.5).WHAT PLAYERS ARE SAYING&hellip;Adam Scott: &ldquo;Some things are gimmicks and Active Recoil Channel is not. The fact is it&rsquo;s producing more miles per hour off the club for my ball speed. That&rsquo;s massive. &hellip; Picking up 10 to 15 yards carry is a big deal. It makes a huge difference if I&rsquo;m hitting a wedge in instead of maybe an 8-iron or if I&rsquo;m hitting a 5-iron instead of a 3-iron.&ldquo;Not only by adding ARC are you gaining the miles per hour, but with the other innovations and redistribution of weight throughout the head the sweet spot gets bigger as well. &hellip; I certainly feel like my mishits &ndash; if you can even call them that, because you&rsquo;ve almost got the whole face to play with &ndash; have been very good. The carry distance of what I&rsquo;d call a mishit has been negligible to the ones flushed out of the middle.&rdquo;Jimmy Walker: &ldquo;The golf ball comes off more consistent. We don&rsquo;t always hit it in the center of the club, and I think mishits are coming off with a lot more control than they used to. When you mishit shots the ball is still coming off with ample amount of speed whereas before in previous driver versions, if you hit one off the center of the clubface a little bit, you were seeing a dramatic drop in speeds and increases in spin. This new driver, the 915, if you&rsquo;re just off-center a little bit, it&rsquo;s really keeping the speed up, keeping the spin down, and allowing you to hit better shots more consistently.&rdquo;Bill Haas: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s hard to find the higher launch and yet not get more spin. With 915, it&rsquo;s launching a little higher for me but I didn&rsquo;t gain more spin, which is important. If you have too much spin, you lose distance.&rdquo;Zach Johnson: &ldquo;The new 915 certainly is more forgiving. A mishit still goes properly. My ball speed has gone up and I feel like I&rsquo;m putting the same swing on.&rdquo;Graham DeLaet: &ldquo;The new 915 driver is awesome. It comes off super hot. My spin rate has come down just a little bit, which I always battled a little bit, and it&rsquo;s just optimal ball flight. With the spin, you can just see it. The ball is launching nice and flat, especially the into-the wind-shots I was noticing a big increase in distance.&rdquo;TOUR-PROVEN STOCK SHAFT MATRIX: The 915&rsquo;s high-performance stock shaft matrix features five new aftermarket options from the most played driver shaft families on the PGA Tour to fit a wide range of players and swing speeds.The stock lineup includes the Aldila Rogue Black 70 (mid-launch) and Aldila Rogue Silver 60 (lower-mid launch); and the Mitsubishi Diamana D+ White 70 (low launch), Mitsubishi Diamana D+ Blue 60 (mid launch), and Mitsubishi Diamana D+ Red 50 (high launch).In addition, Titleist offers an industry-leading number of custom shaft choices.PLAYER BENEFITS:&bull; LONGER DISTANCE through low spin and high speed from the Active Recoil Channel&trade;.&bull; HIGHER SPEED on off-center hits from the Radial Speed Face.&bull; LOWER SPIN across the face improves distance and direction on off-center hits.&bull; EXCEPTIONAL FORGIVENESS from the stable, low and deep CG, High MOI Design.&bull; PRECISION FIT through our industry leading SureFit&reg; Tour Hosel technology.&bull; PREMIUM SHAFTS provide high performance options to maximize your speed and timing.&bull; SOLID FEEL and sound from the higher standard of acoustic engineering.&bull;GREAT LOOKS from the pear profile and rich appearance.PRICE AND AVAILABILITY: The new 915D2 and 915D3 drivers will be available in golf shops worldwide beginning Nov. 14 with an MAP of $449 (MSRP $499).ON THE WEB: www.titleist.com/915 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; <a href="http://budgetwebsitelatenmaken.nl/spears/xxio7_1/index.html" rel="nofollow">mizuno golf iron</a>  
Posted: January 22, 2014                                                                                                                                                                  CLICK IMAGE FOR SLIDESHOWPerformance Engineered Models Now Available in Golf Shops WorldwideFAIRHAVEN, Mass (Jan. 22, 2014) &ndash; Titleist, the #1 ball in golf, delivers even better performance and feel in its new 2014 NXT Tour, NXT Tour S, Velocity and DT Solo golf balls through innovative core, cover and aerodynamic technologies.Every Titleist golf ball, including the industry-leading Pro V1 and Pro V1x, is precision engineered by Titleist Golf Ball R&amp;D associates and manufactured in the company&rsquo;s world-class owned and operated facilities to provide a meaningful performance and preference option. The new 2014 models offer the same renowned quality and consistency that have become synonymous with any golf ball stamped &ldquo;Titleist.&rdquo;New NXT Tour and softer-feeling NXT Tour S provide exceptional distance and commanding short game scoring performance, exceeded only by Pro V1 and Pro V1x. Both new models have been improved with a reengineered softer compression core and cover so golfers will experience even softer feel.Titleist R&amp;D designed the 2014 Velocity with a reformulated, proprietary LSX core that produces a high initial ball speed for powerful distance. A new, spherically tiled 328 tetrahedral dimple design delivers a more penetrating trajectory with a shallower angle of descent for even more roll. The result is even more explosive distance on all full swing shots.New DT Solo has been redesigned to provide the best combination of soft feel and distance in a DT yet. With its super soft compression core and soft ionomer cover, the 2014 model features a new spherically tiled 376 tetrahedral dimple pattern that contributes to even longer driver and iron distance while retaining the distinctly soft feel and consistency that DT players have come to love and trust.&ldquo;When we make an improvement to a Titleist golf ball, it&rsquo;s in direct response to what golfers tell us they need and want,&rdquo; said Bill Morgan, Senior Vice President of Titleist Golf Ball R&amp;D. &ldquo;We&rsquo;re constantly in the field talking with golfers, capturing their launch conditions on all types of shots, and observing how different golf balls perform for their game. All of this information feeds the product development process and allows us to focus our design efforts and ultimately our prototype testing in ways that will enhance performance for these golfers.&rdquo;More than 40,000 golfers from around the world participated in the white-box testing and validation process, with golfers receiving prototype NXT Tour, NXT Tour S, Velocity or DT Solo golf balls for on-course evaluation. Player feedback was then gathered through Team Titleist and shared with Titleist R&amp;D.All new models are available in golf shops beginning today, January 22, 2014.2014 NXT Tour Engineered for high performance, the 2014 Titleist NXT Tour golf ball utilizes advanced multi-component technology that delivers low driver and long iron spin for exceptionally long distance and scoring performance. It features a new proprietary softer compression dual core and a softer, thin Fusablend cover. The result is a softer, truer feel on all shots while maintaining its exceptional distance and excellent short game control on shots into and around the green that is only exceeded by Pro V1 and Pro V1x. NXT Tour retains its spherically tiled 302 octahedral dimple design that produces a piercing and stable ball flight for consistent distance and trajectory control.Player Benefits  &bull; Exceptional distance &bull; Consistent flight &bull; Commanding short game spin and control &bull; Softer feel on all shots &bull; Excellent durabilityMulti-component technology &bull; Proprietary softer compression dual core &bull; Softer, thin Fusablend cover &bull; Spherically tiled 302 octahedral dimple design(MSRP: $44/dozen; MAP: $33.99/dozen)2014 NXT Tour S The new Titleist NXT Tour S golf ball is designed for players seeking NXT Tour performance &ndash; outstanding distance, consistent flight and commanding short game control &ndash; with an even softer compression feel. The new model has been reengineered with a proprietary softer compression, highly resilient core and softer, thin Fusablend cover to deliver a softer feel on all shots. (New NXT Tour S is even softer than the prior generation model as well as its 2014 NXT Tour counterpart.) NXT Tour S also retains its spherically tiled 302 octahedral dimple design for a piercing and stable flight.NXT Tour S is available in both white and high optic yellow colors.Player Benefits &bull; Outstanding distance &bull; Consistent flight &bull; Commanding short game spin and control &bull; Even softer feel on all shots &bull; Excellent durabilityAdvanced technology &bull; Reengineered softer compression, highly resilient core &bull; Softer, thin Fusablend cover &bull; Spherically tiled 302 octahedral dimple design(MSRP: $44/dozen; MAP: $33.99/dozen)2014 Velocity The 2014 Titleist Velocity is powered for even more distance as the result of innovative design technology. New Velocity utilizes a reformulated, exclusive LSX core that produces a very fast ball speed, giving golfers explosive power off the tee and shorter approach shots into the green. A new, spherically tiled 328 tetrahedral dimple design with 7 different dimple sizes is highly symmetrical (three axes of symmetry) with a more uniform surface coverage. It delivers a more penetrating and soaring flight on all full swing shots for more precision and shallower angle of descent for more rollout. A softer compression core also provides a more playable feel in the short game.Velocity is available in single (#1, 2, 3, 4) and double-digit (#00, 11, 22, 33) play numbers.Player Benefits &bull; More explosive distance on all shots &bull; Deep downrange peak trajectory and shallower angle of descent for more roll  &bull; More playable feel in the short game &bull; Tighter, more consistent ball flightAdvanced technology &bull; Reformulated, proprietary LSX core  &bull; NAZ2 cover formulation  &bull; New spherically tiled 328 tetrahedral dimple design(MSRP: $35/dozen; MAP: $26.99/dozen)2014 DT SoLo The new Titleist DT SoLo golf balls have been redesigned to provide even longer distance on full shots along with the distinctly soft feel, greenside control and consistent quality that are the DT standard. 2014 DT Solo retains its super soft compression, fast core and soft ionomer cover. A new spherically tiled 376 tetrahedral dimple design, with a more uniform surface coverage, delivers a tighter, more consistent flight for even longer driver and iron distance. The combination of the super soft core and soft cover blend gives golfers a distinctly soft feel with responsive short game performance.New DT Solo is available in both white and optic yellow colors.Player Benefits &bull; Distinctly soft compression feel &bull; Longer distance with driver and irons  &bull; Responsive short game performance  &bull; Trusted quality and consistencyAdvanced technology &bull; Super soft compression, fast core  &bull; Soft ionomer cover blend  &bull; New spherically tiled 376 tetrahedral dimple design(MSRP: $28/dozen; MAP: $19.99/dozen)ON THE WEB: www.titleist.com 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;  
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Posted: December 2, 2013                            Titleist is the #1 ball for more players and more champions across the worldwide professional tours. In fact, Titleist golf ball players have recorded158 victories around the world, compared to 40 for the nearest competitor. Since its introduction in 2000, the Pro V1 golf ball franchise has been the golf ball of choice for more than 2,000 champions worldwide.Below is a listing of tournaments won by Titleist golf ball players on the major worldwide professional tours in 2013.TOUR (wins)TOURNAMENTPLAYERBALL MODELPGA TOUR (19)Humana ChallengeWinnerPro V1xNorthern Trust OpenJohn MerrickPro V1xHonda ClassicMichael ThompsonPro V1xTampa Bay ChampionshipKevin StreelmanPro V1xShell Houston OpenD.A. PointsPro V1xTHE MASTERSAdam ScottPro V1Zurich Classic of New OrleansBilly HorschelPro V1xWells Fargo ChampionshipDerek ErnstPro V1xFedEx St. Jude ClassicWinnerPro V1xThe Travelers ChampionshipKen DukePro V1AT&amp;T NationalBill HaasPro V1xThe Greenbrier ClassicJonas BlixtPro V1xJohn Deere ClassicJordan SpiethPro V1xSanderson Farms ChampionshipWoody AustinPro V1xTHE PGA CHAMPIONSHIPJason DufnerPro V1The BarclaysAdam ScottPro V1Deutsche Bank ChampionshipHenrik StensonPro V1xBMW ChampionshipZach JohnsonPro V1xThe TOUR ChampionshipHenrik StensonPro V1xEUROPEAN (23)Volvo Golf ChampionsLouis OosthuizenPro V1xAbu Dhabi HSBC Golf ChampionshipJamie DonaldsonPro V1Commercialbank Qatar MastersChris WoodPro V1xOmega Dubai Desert ClassicWinnerPro V1xAfrica OpenDarren FichardtPro V1xAvantha MastersThomas AikenPro V1xMaybank Malaysia OpenWinnerPro V1xTrophee Hassan IIMarcel SiemPro V1xBallantines ChampionshipBrett RumfordPro V1xVolvo China OpenBrett RumfordPro V1xMadeira Island OpenPeter UihleinPro V1xBMW PGA ChampionshipWinnerPro V1xNordea MastersMikko IlonenPro V1xLyoness OpenJoost LuitenPro V1Najet Hotels et Golfs OpenSimon ThorntonPro V1xRussian MastersMichael HoeyPro V1ISPS Handa Wales OpenGregory BourdyPro V1xKLM OpenJoost LuitenPro V170&deg; 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Abierto Mexicano de GolfTed PurdyPro V182&deg; Abierto OSDE del CentroAngel CabreraPro V1xRoberto De Vincenzo InvitationalJose de Jesus RodriguezPro V1xMundo Maya OpenJorge Fernandez-ValdesPro V1xPuerto Rico ClassicRyan SullivanPro V1xArturo Calle Colombia ClassicJose de Jesus RodriguezPro V1xLexus Peru OpenJuli&aacute;n EtulainPro V1xPersonal ClassicFabian GomezPro V1xVisa Argentina OpenMarcelo RozoPro V1x 2012-02-26Hunter Mahan agreed with the assessment of his caddie, John Wood, who felt it was the best Mahan has ever played over an entire tournament. His opponents would have a hard time arguing. Mahan won the prestigious WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship with a 2&amp;1 victory in the finals at the 7,833-yard Ritz-Carlton Golf Club outside Tucson, Ariz. Three of the four top finishers were PING pros, as Mark Wilson defeated Lee Westwood in the consolation match, 1 up. Mahan never trailed in the finals, where he made seven of his 35 birdies for the week. Starting with the 6th, he won four out of five holes to build a 4-up lead after 10. The performance was typical of his dominating week -- he went his last 74 holes without falling behind in a match. He was consistently superb on the greens, and in interviews he repeatedly gave credit to the new mallet-style Nome. On Monday of the Match Play, an alignment session on the putting green using a laser device showed he was aiming left of the hole. With the face-balanced Nome, he aimed squarely at the hole and made putts. After a nine-hole practice round, the Nome went in his bag. ?€?I made a putter switch to the PING Nome and it felt great on the greens immediately,?€? Mahan said of his fourth career win, which elevated him to a career-best 9th in the Official World Golf Ranking. ?€?This win gives me a lot of confidence. That?€?s how you separate the great players from everyone else ?€? with wins ?€? especially at the big events, and it doesn?€?t get much bigger than this, except the majors. So this is really special.?€?In addition to the Nome putter, Mahan carried a G20 driver (9.5??), G20 3-wood (15??), i15 hybrid (17??), S56 irons, and Anser forged wedges (56??, 60??). Across the world in Singapore, Angela Stanford fired a tournament-low 6-under 66 in the opening round, then won her fifth LPGA title on the third hole of sudden death at the HSBC Women?€?s Champions. She relied on an i20 driver and irons.Stanford also utilized a G20 3-wood (15??), G15 7-wood (21.5 ??), G20 hybrid (23??), Tour S wedges (47??, 52??, 60??, 60??TS), and a Scottsdale Series Anser 2 putter. <a href="http://ckpcreative.com/harris/ping_1/index.html" rel="nofollow">ping drivers used</a>. I knew I had to come out and get my name up there. After being five down, to make it up after 12 holes, I was really chuffed about that. I just played really well all day.'It was his fifth top-six finish in his last six European Tour events. In his last eight starts, Oosthuizen has seven top 10s.Oosthuizen relied on an Anser driver (9.5??), G5 fairway woods (15?? and 18??), S56 irons (3-PW), Tour S Rustique wedges (47??, 54??, and 60??/TS), and a Scottsdale ZB S putter.New PING tour staff player Julien Quesne finished T5.  
<a href="http://budgetwebsitelatenmaken.nl/spears/xxio7_1/index.html" rel="nofollow">golf clubs iron</a> 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. He shot a pair of 68s on the weekend to earn a T13, climbing two spots to finish 24th. 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?€?s 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?? driver, i20 irons (4-W), G15 17?? hybrid, Tour-S 50?? wedge, Eye2 58?? lob wedge, and a Scottsdale Y Worry putter (36.25 inches).  
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