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titleist's 915 line has been on the PGA TOUR since the Quicken Loans National and was in Geoff Ogilvy's (915D prototype driver) bag during his victory at the 2014 Barracuda Championship. After putting the clubs through an extensive tour seeding and The company says the 915 drivers are built for distance without compromise and were designed using patented Active Recoil Channel technology to produce lower spin and higher speed that result in longer drives – without sacrificing forgiveness. Available titleist makes the Pro V1 but every good golfer at least knows about their line of irons. They are very well regarded and played by many better players. New APs this fall according to the company are improvements of the previous version. In the new 712 AP1 "I couldn't be happier with titleist, the equipment's been really good. These two weeks I know I probably could have won had I hit a couple of different shots at different times, so I have to take plenty away." Two years ago at the AT&T National, Titleist gave its staff players their first real look at some of its 712 Series of irons. Last year at the AT&T National, Titleist gave its staff players their first real look at the 913 drivers and fairway clubs. Boasting two drivers – a 460cc D2 and 440cc D3 version like its 913 and 910 predecessors – fairway woods and hybrids, this family has been developed to give distance and forgiveness, by reducing spin, increasing ball speed and maintaining launch. .

Titleist is best known in the golf world for its popular golf balls. But the company also produces well-respected golf clubs. New to the list of Titleist clubs is the line of Titleist 915 drivers, which the company promotes as built for distance without 910 drivers and fairway woods allow for independent adjustment of loft and lie angle to give fitters (and users) the ability to optimize ball flight and trajectory in metal woods. At the Titleist Performance Institute, you can get the full fitting Jason Dufner got up close and personal with an elephant during his trip to Thailand for the Chiangmai Golf Classic and baby Dumbo not only stole the 2013 PGA champ’s Titleist golf cap, but teased him with it as well. Dufner, working his way back from a .