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leftybob said:
Is everyone going to the Titleist website a couple of times a week to looking at the current T series specs and coming up with potential blended sets? Or is it just me?
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Me too, been checking lofts and gapping a lot lately on combo possibilities!
 
leftybob said:
Is everyone going to the Titleist website a couple of times a week to looking at the current T series specs and coming up with potential blended sets? Or is it just me?
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I'm not actually. I was looking in the corners of the web getting pictures and dreaming of the new irons coming out...They weren't on the titleist site until recently ;)
 
Hopeful Experience winners (and Titleist fitting winners), which of the 3 D’s Titleist talks about in their Factors of Fitting would you benefit from the most?
 
R-Yang13 said:
Hopeful Experience winners (and Titleist fitting winners), which of the 3 D’s Titleist talks about in their Factors of Fitting would you benefit from the most?
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Dispersion for me....at least, I think. Of the three, that's where I need the most help and would have the biggest impact for me. If I can get that better, I think I'll score better overall.
 
R-Yang13 said:
Hopeful Experience winners (and Titleist fitting winners), which of the 3 D’s Titleist talks about in their Factors of Fitting would you benefit from the most?
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Dispersion for sure....
 
checkered said:
Dispersion for me....at least, I think. Of the three, that's where I need the most help and would have the biggest impact for me. If I can get that better, I think I'll score better overall.
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Great question @R-Yang13 My three D’s are dispersion, dispersion, dispersion. I’d give up 15 yards per club if I could narrow my left and right spray chart.

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It also crossed my mind to throw in something about dodge, duck, dip, dive and dodge in there but that’s off topic 😆
 
BigtimeHC said:
Great question @R-Yang13 My three D’s are dispersion, dispersion, dispersion. I’d give up 15 yards per club if I could narrow my left and right spray chart.

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It also crossed my mind to throw in something about dodge, duck, dip, dive and dodge in there but that’s off topic 😆
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I think this one is the top of my list too. If I hit greens, I have a chance of having a pretty good day.
 
R-Yang13 said:
Hopeful Experience winners (and Titleist fitting winners), which of the 3 D’s Titleist talks about in their Factors of Fitting would you benefit from the most?
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Definitely dispersion. Missing the green can be so punishing sometimes, also need to work on my short game.
 
Distance here. Swinging a little slower these days and I would like to fend off the move into hybrids a bit longer.
 
Wish I could've put my name in the hat for this, looking forward to seeing who gets to go with the legendary @R-Yang13 & get fitted for new Titleist goodness.

Oh and ArborLinks will be decent to put the new gear through its paces I suppose.
 
Dispersion is always going to be important but I am going to say descent angle. Need to be able to stop the ball to make carry distance a relevant number and have good front to back not just lateral dispersion.
 
I’d say distance front to back which would make the dispersion part easier
 
R-Yang13 said:
Hopeful Experience winners (and Titleist fitting winners), which of the 3 D’s Titleist talks about in their Factors of Fitting would you benefit from the most?
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Dispersion. If you look at the stats distance hasn’t been an issue. I put alot of focus on smooth swings these days for more consistency. If I could narrow down my misses particularly approaches into greens that would go a massive way in my scoring as my putting starts to come around. In general I feel like my iron play is pretty decent and that’s backed up by greens hit on par 3s. Just need to close that gap a bit more where I’m on the green versus some tough chip/pitch/bunker shot.
 
Funny how almost everybody says Dispersion. I would too. I wouldn't say I'm wild with my irons shots, but as usual, the longer the iron, the greater the propensity for something to go awry. I love the idea of a blended set to maybe help with this.
 
I would have to say descent angle edges out dispersion by just a hair. Being a lower spin player, I need the height/spin to stop the ball.
 
CoyExotic said:
I would have to say descent angle edges out dispersion by just a hair. Being a lower spin player, I need the height/spin to stop the ball.
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This is probably #2 for me on my wish list. My home course has really hard greens, so getting the ball to stop this season has been tough.
 
R-Yang13 said:
Hopeful Experience winners (and Titleist fitting winners), which of the 3 D’s Titleist talks about in their Factors of Fitting would you benefit from the most?
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Decent for me probably. As a low ball hitter it makes it hard to hold greens.

I don't think I've hit a Titleist iron since I was playing AP2s. I'd love to change that this summer regardless of whether I get into this.
 
Bus said:
Decent for me probably. As a low ball hitter it makes it hard to hold greens.

I don't think I've hit a Titleist iron since I was playing AP2s. I'd love to change that this summer regardless of whether I get into this.
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Come a long way from the AP2. My bag will be open for demos here in a few weeks!
 
leftybob said:
Is everyone going to the Titleist website a couple of times a week to looking at the current T series specs and coming up with potential blended sets? Or is it just me?
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Been there done that multiple times already :ROFLMAO:
 
Distance for this old fart Oh wait, dispersion too. :ROFLMAO:
 
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