By ED TRAVIS Titleist’s mid-market golf ball entries include the Tour Soft which features a core-to-cover redesign for better consistency and soft feel plus the…
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Titleist has introduced a new AVX ball for 2026 with lower flight pattern and less spin and softer feel and their Pro V1. Fast Facts Titleist…
What started as a Pro V1x option for Tour players in 2018 the Left Dash model has been at retail since 2019 and is now updated…
Titleist has extended the GT1 line with the 3TOUR, a strong lofted fairway wood offering a shallow face profile and high launch characteristics for better players.…
Expanding the GT driver family Titleist has introduced a mini driver, the GT280 for use off the tee and from the fairway. Fast Facts Titleist GT280…
Completing the GT series introduced earlier, Titleist has announced the ultra-lightweight GT1 driver, fairway woods and hybrids for low to moderate swing speed men and women…
The game of golf changed forever with Titleist’s introduction in 2000 of the Pro V1. It quickly became the standard by which all other balls were…
Titleist says the three new GT Series drivers are breakthroughs in materials employed, shape, design and construction utilizing a seamless crown and divided internal weighting. Fast…
Recreational players now have two new models from Titleist, the TruFeel and Tour Soft ionomer cover balls in several different colors. Fast Facts Titleist TruFeel Two-piece…
Titleist AVX for 2024 has been updated with a higher speed, higher gradient core that is the same as found in the Pro V1 and Pro…
Titleist’s new U505 and T200 utility irons both provide high launch with improved feel in head shapes better players will like. Fast Facts Titleist T200 Utility…
Titleist fills out the TSR family with an ultralight model, the TSR1, especially designed and constructed to appeal to those with driver swing speeds under 90mph…
The 2023 version of Titleist’s bestselling Pro V1/Pro V1x golf balls retain the urethane cover for short game control and both received a redone core with…
Three new fairway wood models under the TSR brand have been announce by Titleist. They address the needs of different types of players and all feature…
Following on the 2019 TS model and the 2021 TSi model the newest drivers from Titleist are the TSR2, TSR3 and TSR4 with improved aerodynamics featuring…