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Got my first ACE after 42 years of trying. Holed it from 163 yards using a 6 iron and a TITLEIST AVX golf ball !!! What made it even more special was that my older brother who taught me how to golf when I was 14 years old was there to witness it. He actually watched it land and go into the hole through his range finder. Making it even more special than that was that it happened on my son's birthday and he was also there that day to share in my thrilling moment I've waited so long to achieve.....THANKS TITLEIST AND THANK YOU TO MY BROTHER CHRIS FOR GETTING ME GOING IN THIS GREAT GAME WE STILL ENJOY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS !!! www.titleist.com/.../eoahgcn2woktdiu0imok www.titleist.com/.../glc0ckex4d1efylmplu1 www.titleist.com/.../otjmpak8lmt1axqtmglh www.titleist.com/.../ru5yoq7xff2ohrrtfdbi

Our friends group almost cancelled our regular round of golf due to rain and fog…sure glad we didn’t. Because of the heavy fog, I switched to a yellow Titleist TruFeel from my go to Pro V1. I had to hit the ball well, since I could only see 50 yards and errant balls would be lost in thick wet rough. We arrived at hole 4, a 135 yard par 3, pulled out my 9i and launched it into the fog. We heard it hit the green, but as we approached the ball is not in sight. We searched the heavy fringe, then checked the hole! My First ever Hole in One and all I saw was the bright yellow tee shot disappearing into the fog. Still, it was joyful to see it glowing at the bottom of the cup…but I’d loved to have seen it roll in. www.titleist.com/.../zx0x2pqzy1khcdztyguu

I dropped in a hole in one yesterday, Wednesday, 07/23/2024 at McCall Golf Club, Upper Darby PA. I teed it up on the 8th hole, a par 4, mostly downhill, playing 265-270. Hit my Titleist Velocity quite well with my driver, searched and searched and finally looked in the hole, and surprise, there it was. I have quite good luck with my Titleist balls, in particular Velocity and Tour Soft. Thanks Titleist!

I was playing a round of golf with my buddy Kev at my home course, Ocean Pines Golf Course, in Berlin, MD on Tuesday July 23, 2024. Upon reaching the first par three, Hole #5 at Ocean Pines Golf Course, I used a Pitching Wedge and a Titleist Tour Soft Golf Ball and made a Hole-in-one. The distance was 115 yards. This is my first Hole-in-one in my life and it was an awesome experience! I am glad Titleist was part of my achievement! www.titleist.com/.../yxkv8dgsip5ze7rmcikl www.titleist.com/.../tzl4nrpk5wsxtjulyg8p www.titleist.com/.../g3nd3jfuseg1qqxtgmcp www.titleist.com/.../k3nf7vqnmepproaevgny www.titleist.com/.../zilxu07c36shpvh1if0v

I got my first hole in one on July 23. I was at wedgewood golf course in center valley, pa on their pine course. It was hole 6, a short par 3. I hit my gap wedge for the 90 yard hole. It landed at the front of the green and rolled right in the hole. I was using my AVX ball, my favorite! www.titleist.com/.../w3llmjlxu4q7ilpgz33m www.titleist.com/.../bfxfuahyshonurrptoqi www.titleist.com/.../a6a3aazjdkm6jdlp6dqo

https://youtu.be/VQB7yMtcgoQ Hey Team Titleist, we're coming to you with an exclusive first look at Searching for Spin: The Story Behind Titleist RCT Golf Balls. Check out the video above and join our team as we take you behind the scenes on the journey our Titleist Golf Ball R&D engineers embarked on to bring this new innovation to life. We hope you enjoy and let us know what you think in the comments. And don't forget to subscribe to the Titleist YouTube channel here .

I was playing in a match play tournament in Milwaukee, WI at Wanaki golf course. The tournament was a LPGA Amateur event. The 18th hole is a 137 yard uphill par 3. I used my 5 wood and watched the ball roll into the hole. It was amazing. The couse director presented me with the flag from the 18th hole. Fun to share my hole in one with friends. It was a team match play event, we won. www.titleist.com/.../aemxalxvu5tab3rqteyf

Today, July 23, 2024, I recored my second hole in one. My first was 4/28/23 and many of my friends thought that would open the door to many more. Playing Orchard Hill GC in Shelbeyville, MI., I made aaa Hole in One on number 3. The shot was 148 yards with a 7 iron. I play AP2 irons (214 model). In the last 4 weeks I broke 3 shafts up in the handle. On 7/20/24, I broke my 6 iron, I had previously broke the 7 and 9 irons. My good friend, Bill, took the clubs to Maple Hill and had replacement shafts put in my 5 - PW. I went from a stiif to a regular shaft and also had the grips redone with an extra wrap of tape to give them a familiar feel. My friend Scott handled this for me on Sunday. First round with new shafts and reworked grips, a perfect 7 iron, hit 10' in front of hole and finished in the bottom of the cup. I only play Titleist golf balls, prefer the AVX, which was used on this shot.

I made a hole-in-one at Towhee Golf Club with my 8-year-old son on #15 from 180 yards with a 7-iron. This is his reaction after picking the ball out of the hole. www.titleist.com/.../egb39qpj3m5swuqxw6xf

At one time I played to a two handicap but 12 years ago at the age of 55 I had a severe fall after giving a speech in Las Vegas. I ended up with a severe TBI and a severed spine and have two 10 inch pipes and over 20 screws holding my spine together and am legally disabled. For 10 years I had seizures, still have a 24x7 severe headache, suffered 13 more diagnosed concussions, actually died and was revived three times and have chronic sepsis which put me in the ICU many times once with a 107 temp and another 105 and many cognitive and short term memory problems and too many other real challenges to list. I have many Doctors and I was expected to be mostly incapacitated for the rest of my life. 4 years ago my wife and I moved to Arizona from Seattle. Through extensive therapy and hard work I against all my doctors and others around me was able to get on a golf course again and joined Las Sendas Golf Course. in Mesa AZ. There is an amazing community there and great staff led bike Club Pro Mike Fields. He connected me to the Mens Group who embraced me and supported me. My first year I was around a 40 handicap but they all stood by me. Despite struggling and still battling many issues I have now gotten to a 24 handicap on what is considered to be one of the more difficult courses in the greater Phoenix area. I know this is probably too long but for me today a miracle for me happened I got my first hole in one ever even after being a low handicapper for a long time. It was also on the most difficult par 3 on the course a steep uphill blind hole. It has always been a bucket list thing for me but one that appeared to never be a possibility when I went up to look for my Titleist ball after looking around looked in the hole and there it was. I will always have that Titleist memory that despite everything cannot be taken away. Thanks for letting me share this joyous moment. I thought I would share a YouTube Video that the Brain Injury Alliance of Washington asked my wife and I to do to help them raise money at their 2017 auction. It shows a before and after of this journey and hope maybe it will help others believe that no matter the odds miracles can happen as long as you continue to believe. if your interested you can find it on YouTube at BIAWA 2017 Gala Video and we are proud to say it has been viewed over thirty thousand times and help raise a significant amount of money for the BIAWA. www.titleist.com/.../hneye7k1mpcjirktd3xh www.titleist.com/.../gnxcvqnuiddjp1katkvv www.titleist.com/.../itft6bblkbblxsgbljh9

https://youtu.be/vngN3Y7O1aY When it comes to the golf swing, there are certain fundamentals that they all golfers should pay close attention to in order to produce speed, consistent ball contact and predictable shot results. In this video, Titleist staff member Justin Parsons shares his thoughts on setup, aim, grip, balance and sequencing - key fundamentals that will help you to become more consistent and shoot lower scores. Explore even more tips and drills from some of the best instructors in the game at https://www.titleist.com/instruction Subscribe to the Titleist YouTube channel here .

07/21/2024 Quitman Mississippi Country Club / Cedar Creek Golf Course. Hole 9 Par 3 165 Yards. Hole was playing uphill and over water! I hit the trusty Pro V1 with my Titleist 716 AP1 6 Iron. The ball flight was beautiful and I could hear my Dad and best friend in the background saying “this could go in” - The ball landed, bounced once & went in the cup. It was a surreal experience. I was in pure shock. A perfect Hole in One witnessed by my dad and best friend. I love this game! #TeamTitleist www.titleist.com/.../cl5g2sds45iioziv5arq

I was playing in our Thursday night league at Ridgeview Golf Course when we got to hole #3. This hole usually gets the best of me as I normally shoot over the green or in one of the sand traps on either side of the green. I decided to use my pitching wedge and hit short since the red flag was up in the very front of the green. It landed about 10 yards in front of the hole and took a couple bounces and went in! My eyesight isn't the greatest so I was squinting looking for the ball when my friend Luke yelled out that it went in! I couldn't believe it so I just started running. I looked into the hole and there it was, I still couldn't believe it even after seeing it with my own eyes! The group behind us was just making it to the #2 green which included my dad, and he shook my hand and told me congratulations and said he couldn't believe that after 50 years of playing, he still doesn't have one! What a moment! www.titleist.com/.../lzbem0yvrhrw3abnyvhl www.titleist.com/.../viinvgtrn0bgfvd1uhoq

Played Quivira Golf Club today at Los Cabos. I arrived with my group on 7th hole and shot the flag at 158 yards with my range finder. The wind was blowing 25-30 mph so I decided to hit my 5 wood. I hit it solid and the ball flew 10 feet above the hole and it came back down the slope of the green. We started yelling "go in the hole" and suddenly it disappeared. www.titleist.com/.../j0yeieu5rrmzxp4hokeq www.titleist.com/.../kilelzemcm6xgeyrcbgi

Hitting perfect wood shots in golf requires a combination of technique, focus, and practice. Let's break it down for different types of wood clubs: 1. **Fairway Woods (3-wood, 5-wood, etc.)**: - **Ball Position**: Place the ball slightly forward in your stance. - **Smooth Swing**: Focus on a smooth, controlled swing rather than excessive speed. - **Visualize**: Imagine hitting multiple balls in a row, keeping the swing low and close to the ground. - **Solid Contact**: Make sure you strike the ball cleanly and sweep it off the ground. ⁴⁶ 2. **7 Wood**: - **Alignment and Stance**: Ensure correct alignment and stance. - **Tempo**: Maintain a smooth tempo throughout your swing. - **Weight Transfer**: Transfer weight during the swing. - **Eye on the Ball**: Keep your eye on the ball until after impact. ⁷ 3. **3 Wood**: - **Aim Slightly Left**: If you're right-handed, aim slightly left due to the 3 wood's natural fade bias. - **Smooth Swing**: Swing smoothly and in control. - **Descending Blow**: Strike the ball with a descending blow to control trajectory. ⁸ Remember, practice is essential! Spend time on the range working on these fundamentals, and you'll improve your wood shots. ️‍♂️ If you'd like more specific drills or additional tips, feel free to ask!

Many People in the golf community including me a couple years ago. The Thing most people struggle with about their ball striking is hitting the ball before the ground without thinning it or fatting it. First of all, lets talk about weight distribution. You want to have 60% of the weight of your front leg and keep your head in a relatively similar position throughout the backswing. Then Move your lead shoulder down and around. Then Extend your lead leg and push your lead shoulder up. It is important to set up with a comfortable distance between you and the ball that you can make a nice smooth swing. Now The last thing is ball position. For your wedges you want the ball in the middle of your stance. For your short and mid irons your ball position should be 1 ball length forward and for your long irons closer to 2 ball lengths forward in the stance. For Woods, hybrids and driver your ball position should be on lead heel. I hope that this has helped you to increase your consistency of ball striking and help you to flush your irons every time.

(Also posted in the Facebook TT Community with pics and video) Wow… what a day! First off, thanks to Schaffer’s Mill and all the members for hosting. I didn’t realize they also hosted the Monday Qualifier for the Barracuda Championship the day before. BIG kudos to Josh Talge, JD, Allan Blocker, Lisa Maybruch and other Titleist Staff for planning and executing such a special event. I even caught AB contemplating his best launches ever and putting this one right up there… maybe #1 ‍♂️. Now on to the action. All of us were split into either ‘fitting then playing’ or ‘playing then fitting’. I had an 11am fitting but couldn’t get to the course early enough. Schaffer’s Mill is a golfer’s paradise. Spectacular facilities, big grass range, chipping/bunker area and expansive putting green. Add in - members weren’t arriving until the afternoon, so we had the place to ourselves. Knowing TT members were already out playing 9 holes with a Titleist Pro only added to the exclusive feel. After morning activities and before lunch we had time with Rafa Cabrera-Bello. The smooth swinging Spaniard put on a ‘Show’. Not only is his swing perfect but he was very fun and candid about his game, preferences and recent switch to GT3. The slightly more muted sound was his most notable difference from TSR3. Pretty sure all of us saw ball speed gains with GT and can’t wait to game them. My afternoon was spent with fellow TT member Barry Hershman, Schaffer’s Mill member Tony, and Titleist Pro Tyson Alexander. The scramble format was so fun since we were slightly spent from our GT fittings and got to watch Tyson do his thing. Highlight for our team - on the 330yrd “driveable” Par 4 2nd hole, Tyson put it to 10ft!!! We had Titleist staff videoing, so there’s evidence out there somewhere. As a member, Tony knew the break and canned the eagle putt. After birdie on the 1st and now eagle on the 2nd - we were off to the races. We managed birdies on the next 4 holes with everyone contributing. Unfortunately we hit a wall and parred the remaining 3 holes to finish at 7 under for 9. Heard a team got it to 9 under - so kudos to them for setting the bar high. Tony and I played the remaining 9 holes as a twosome. So thankful he stayed to play even though it was his birthday. Most believed the back 9 was the more scenic side but it still helped to have course knowledge. A birdie on the Par 5 18th capped off what was an extremely memorable experience in a part of the world that holds a special place in my soul - Lake Tahoe! Thanks again to Schaffer’s Mill, Titleist, Team Titleist Staff, and other Team Titleist Members - like Barry, Frank Messina, Ben Elie Aslan, Dan Newguyin, Brian Watts and more - for making the trip. Reminder: while golf is great, people make it special. Until the next one. Enjoy the journey!

On July 7th, 2024, I was playing my friends Elizebeth Tobin and Edna Pleasant of LPGA Amateur Golf Association on Long island, NY at the beautiful Spring Lake Golf Club. It was a nice day! I hit a beautiful at hole 6! It is a par 3 with 86 yards. I was using a cally Solaire 8 iron and a Titleist Pro V1 golf ball!! www.titleist.com/.../hgpaghrurwacb8imub2p www.titleist.com/.../fduawofw0cefhcvk3ip4 www.titleist.com/.../cohjjoifemnwtylt7dzy

Golfing with my son and grandson, on the 5th hole at Deerfield C.C. Brockport NY. Par 3 - 165 yards with a 6 iron and a Titleist Velocity #4 ball. Saw the ball land and track on the green towards the hole. Saw the ball disappear and saw the twosome on the next tee jumping up and down yelling back “its in the hole, its in the hole.” www.titleist.com/.../gy0c8tvwkxfzpmejhnoi www.titleist.com/.../rasyktjxojd4colx5onv

Made my 6th hole in one at Fort Sam-Loma golf course in San Antonio, TX on July 19, 2024. Hole 7, 164 yds with a 8i using Prov1x golf ball www.titleist.com/.../ft4qytadthowkfeedvmh www.titleist.com/.../zyijdfhovokkvfua7cbt

Hi! I am a 31-year-old female who has been golfing about 2 1/2 years now. My tale begins with a Friday afternoon tee time at Holly Ridge Golf Club with my primary golfing companion, my mom. We were paired with a more advanced husband-wife duo. I had a decent opening shot with my 7 iron on the first hole. On the second hole, I was the last to tee off. I hit with my swoosh Sumo2 driver. As a group, we watched my ball sail about 146 yards, bounce, and plunk right into the hole. This is the story of my first hole-in-one.

Scored my 4th career hole in one today. I now have 3 at my home course Beaver Meadows GC. Its always a thrill. All of my aces have been using Titleist golf balls... Don't change a winner!!!! www.titleist.com/.../hpe7jb0bwf57uqioomo1

I was playing in our Thursday night league at Ridgeview Golf Course when we got to hole #3. This hole usually gets the best of me as I normally shoot over the green or in one of the sand traps on either side of the green. I decided to use my pitching wedge and hit short since the red flag was up in the very front of the green. It landed about 10 yards in front of the hole and took a couple bounces and went in! My eyesight isn't the greatest so I was squinting looking for the ball when my friend Luke yelled out that it went in! I couldn't believe it so I just started running. I looked into the hole and there it was, I still couldn't believe it even after seeing it with my own eyes! The group behind us was just making it to the #2 green which included my dad, and he shook my hand and told me congratulations and said he couldn't believe that after 50 years of playing, he still doesn't have one! What a moment! www.titleist.com/.../yl26gg0egglapxbszsoc www.titleist.com/.../cmnji630spgraacqyojg

I had almost given up on the idea of ever making a hole-in-one. Then everything changed on July 14th, 2024. My dad had passed away the previous November and I had spent the last 8 months traveling back and forth from Nashville to help care for my mom. She has terminal cancer and my dad was her primary care giver. It's been an emotional and stressful time to say the least. Haven't played a lot of golf this year because of all that's been going on, so my game has been absolute dog crap. So on Saturday, July 14th, I'm playing our usual weekend match at our club with a great group of guys. I make par on hole 1. Then it's time to play my nemesis hole. A downhill par 3 that measures 191 from the blue tees. Tiny green, bunkers on the left and right. Over the 8 years I've been a member at this great little gem of a course I'd say I'm in the right bunker about 80% of the time, the left bunker about 19% of the time, and hit and stay on the green about 1% of the time. That's how tough this hole has been on me. Recently I'd decided to club up from a my 4 hybrid to my 3 wood (I don't hit it very long) because it gave me a better shot of reaching the green, even if it rolled through (which it consistently did). I figured I'd rather chip from behind the green and have a better shot a making par than trying to hit out of a bunker and not really have as much control. I flushed my shot. The whole group is tracking it. It's going right at the pin but we all lose sight of it just before reaching the green. It was early in the morning and hot and muggy and we're all old and can't see anymore so... no idea where the ball is but I knew where it was: it was over the green and I was going to have to pitch it close. Well as we're walking down from the tee and getting close to the green, Paul (who organizes these wonderful weekend matches) says to me 'That ball might be in the hole'!!! To which I reply, 'Paul, it's over the green'. As we're walking around the right side of the green, he on his way to his ball in the bunker and me on my way to the back of the green to find my ball, he says, 'I'm just gonna look in the cup. That ball could be in the cup'!! Yeah, ok Paul, I'm thinking to myself. Well no sooner had he made his way to the cup and looked in that he screams 'HOLE IN ONE!!! HOLE IN ONE!!!' I was in shock. I literally could not believe what I was hearing. My head was spinning. I think I put my hands over my head and hollered... I don't know. I immediately started thinking about my beloved father, who taught me this wonderful, crazy game for all of us sicko's who love to torture ourselves, and got really emotional. That was the part that caught me off guard. Word spread quickly on the course. Guys were congratulating me and giving me big, sweaty hugs. Did I mention it was hot? And really, really muggy??? What a day. A day I'll never forget. And to make it that much sweeter... there's a bit more. As I said, the past 8 months I have been helping care for my mom, but it's been a lot more than that. I've really devoted all my energy into finding her a safe place to live. It was clear early on that she needed to be in an Assisted Living situation because none of us were capable of giving her the care she needed. This created an enormous amount of stress and guilt. We just couldn't imagine having to do this with our mom. And we were totally lost. Had no idea where to turn. We were really fortunate to find a wonderful team that specialized in helping families in the very situation and found a fantastic place for her. She had just been settled a little over a week when I had this hole in one. And in the parking lot after the round, as I'm writing on my Titleist Pro V1 these words: "Hole In One 7/14/24" I realize it's her birthday. What a day. What a glorious day. www.titleist.com/.../orlrpc9j4ap6ttyajppg

The Best way to stop a slice is to focus your swing path away from your body. The best way to do this is to start your downswing with your club coming down beside you to encourage that in to out swing pattern and stop slicing the ball. You may even start drawing the golf ball.

Uphill shot into blind hole can only see half the flag. Used a Titleist velocity white my favorite ball for the last 9 years. 15 years of golf and this was my first hole in one! www.titleist.com/.../nt2yjturvqdzlma6rf2i

After years of playing this great game of golf, and having a 21 handicap, I finally got a hole in one. On 07/17/24, I had the opportunity to play at Hale's Location Golf Course in North Conway, NH, a beautiful mountainous resort. At the third hole, a 156 yard par 3, I used a 6 iron to hit my Titleist Velocity ball. After striking the ball it soared onto the green, where I lost sight of the ball. A greenskeeper, who was standing to the side of the green, began cheering that the ball went in the hole. It was a day of firsts for the both of us, he, witnessing his first hole in one, and I, making my first hole in one. And what made this moment even a little sweeter, I was playing with two of my brother in-laws, who are lower handicaps than me.

June 3, 2024, the par 3 hole #5, 180 yards, club-png 5 iron, ball-Titleist 8 ProV1x Playing golf for over 40 years, I had my first holo-in-one at Laurel Valley Golf Club, Ligonier Township Pennsylvania, made famous by local legend the great Arnold Palmer. Playing partners, Mike Morgan Sr., Ed Christiano Sr., Kurt Masser and Caddie Dave Piro Great day in golf. Couldn't have done it without my Titleist ProV1x. www.titleist.com/.../tty7nbwbrqipcwujdwfs www.titleist.com/.../c23aycymkomx6csigvgz www.titleist.com/.../nbhhmk3b2jacitbr41rp www.titleist.com/.../dnhlxeglu0x0ia3h8cct

My son Jack and I were playing the back 9 at our club Hidden Glen at Bentdale Farm. I hit a PW into the 17th green from 143. When the ball was in the air Jack said "that tracking" and then the ball landed hopped and rolled a couple of inches and he said "it fell!". I saw it go in but it just didn't seem real until we got to the green and I saw it in the hole. Getting to share this moment with my son and having him call it is by far my favorite golf experience ever. www.titleist.com/.../bokknxboq5gov6p8b0tl

I have been playing golf since I was probably 5. As a an 8 year old kid I used to caddie at Burlington Golf and Country Club. I have always had a love for golf since that age. Life has a way of getting in the way of being able to play, job, kids family, cost etc. At age 57 I retired from a job I held for 36 years, moved out of a house we had owned for 28 years and moved 4,500 km's across the country to Nanaimo, BC. As quickly as I could I joined the Nanaimo Golf Club to finally be able to play golf when I wanted since I was retired. On July 7th my son Doug asked me if I would like to play golf on July 8th. I had been so busy moving into our newly built house that I didn't really feel like playing. He was going to be leaving for work in a couple of days so I thought, ok, I'll play. I was so happy that I did. We had his friend Teagan and my good new friend Dennis with us. It was an ordinary game of golf up until the 13th hole. This is the only par three on the course that you can actually see any ball drop so it was perfect. The ball flew, landed and headed towards the hole..........and, well, you know what happened next! We all went crazy yelling and high fiveing. The funny thing afterwards, Teagan for years has always walked up to par threes and said "hey, have you ever seen a hole in one" he said on the next hole, you ruined my joke! haha, worth it!!

I was playing my buddy and we were dead locked on the front 9. I stepped up and hit a beautiful draw that rolled right into the hole on the 13th hole. Since I had played the same ball the whole round I was determined to play the same ball and win the match. On the very next hole, i sent that ball right into the edge of the green-side lake. I was determined to retrieve the ball out of the lake no matter what. However, when i approached the lake the water had multiple alligators. A few months later i got a tattoo of a titleist golf ball with the my signature markings to celebrate the achievement.

My first Hole In One Simi Hills Golf Course Simi Valley California Hole # 4 155 yards 8 Iron Titleist ProV1 golf ball www.titleist.com/.../ze00os8zltil1ovxxfil www.titleist.com/.../fpakvfcwhc9b3jgjw4zk www.titleist.com/.../rnp6abiiclygtii6xkx5 www.titleist.com/.../v8hdi4hgcxj9zo2c0zeq www.titleist.com/.../ksvvubrgzn17kpfgr7nb

Event is live! Come one or come all, love to have you if in the surrounding area and can make it. www.facebook.com/.../ And for those of you without Facebook: Team Titleist, Chicago, Round 2.....need I say more? I know it's taken a bit longer than anticipated, but here it is, our second TT event in the greater Chicagoland area. With months in the making and coordination with some incredible people, we have aligned 12 tee times (48 PLAYERS) at ThunderHawk Golf Club. As many of you know, ThunderHawk is a beautiful Robert Trent Jones Jr/Bruce Charlton design that has been recognized as the # 4th best public course in Chicago, and has been awarded 4 stars by Golf Digest Places to Play. A mix of wide and tree lined fairways play along a rolling terrain with exquisite conditioning from tee to green. events.titleist.com/.../team-titleist-meet-up-chicago Cost to attend: $150 Team Titleist Member Hosted Experience Includes: Greens Fee & Cart Team Titleist Tee Gift (Valued at $100) Titleist Ball Fitting On-Couse Proximity Prizes Group Best Ball Please let me know once you have completed the registration and payment and I will add you to the Google doc link for attendee list, group, handicaps, and tee times. docs.google.com/.../edit Asking that all participants be at the course no later than 8:30am for a group photo. www.titleist.com/.../lcp67yhzqfmzignhndst

https://youtu.be/4TbW7VQr0UQ Set up for Royal Troon. Take a deep dive with Cameron Smith into his bag to hear more about the golf ball and clubs he'll be gaming this week at The Open. WITB | Cameron Smith - Titleist Pro V1x golf ball - NEW GT3 10.0 | Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 6 X - TS2 21.0 | UST Mamiya Elements Proto 8F5 - T150 5-iron | KBS Tour 130 X - T100 6-9 irons | KBS Tour 130 X - Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 52.08F, 56.08M, 60.04T wedges | KBS Tour 130 X - Scotty Cameron 009 tour prototype putter Subscribe to the Titleist YouTube channel here .

The event at Fox Harb’r was an absolute blast. I cannot say enough about the way we were treated right from when we checked in through to the closing dinner. The staff at the resort were also very accommodating. There is no doubt that the staff at Titleist had worked long and hard planning every detail to make the full 2 and a half days a memorable occasion for everyone. On the day of arrival we got to meet up with some of the Titleist staff at check in and then I moved pretty quickly to the range to get fit for the new GT metals. Awesome clubs for sure… That evening we gathered on a patio overlooking the course and had a chipping competition hitting ProV1’s into the pond. Closet to the target won a free fitted wedge. Apparently if someone actually hit into a small target they would get a full set of wedges but that did not happen. Personally - after driving that morning and going through the fitting process, I almost got one ball into the pond :) We followed up the short game competition with a social and a nice buffet dinner overlooking the venue. On the first full day, another group of TT Members got their turn at getting fit for the new GT Metals. Then we were paired up and played 18 holes in tournament play. The competition was net, and the winner came in at 2 under so no sandbaggers in the group ! Later that day we got together for a putting contest. The Titleist staff set up a really neat mini putt with a string layout. Roll outside the strings and you need to take a drop and a penalty :) The winner walked away with a Scotty Cameron Putter ! Alas - I did better than I did in the short game contest, but not well enough… I did however manage to find that “Magic Putter” and have on on order right now ! This was followed by a great dinner at the Sporting Lodge where everyone enjoyed another buffet style meal, a lot of great conversation, some “refreshments” and I even saw some tossing horseshoes. At last a game where close actually counts… The second full day started out nice despite the dreary forecast. The rest of the TT Members got their turn at fittings for the new GT Metals and we all headed out in new foursomes for a better ball tourney. It was nice to begin with, but in the end the East Coast threw her fury at us with winds and torrential rains. There was no hope once the greens had rivers flowing through them and the fairways had new ponds that were unmarked by red stakes. The play was halted but fortunately all the teams managed to get in nine holes to allow for a tournament winning team to be selected. The closing banquet was awesome and the icing on the cake was that the sun came out long enough for us to get a group shot with all the TT Members along with the Titleist Staff members who put this all together. The background was some fairways along with the ocean . The foreground was 36 TT Participants, 7 Titleist Staff Members, and I am hoping all the smiles did not overload the aperture of the camera :) I know I had an unforgettable experience. Even my wife who came along as a golf widow managed to amuse herself with some different spa treatments and got to watch the putting contest and interact with a number of staff and attendees. I am sure I speak for all the TT Attendees when I offer my sincerest Thank You to all the TT staff members who worked in the forefront and in the background to make this occasion one to remember. I am forever grateful for being able to participate in this event…

Normally, I caddie for my 10 year old son at all of his golf tournaments. But I am out traveling for work this week and my dad, Mark Stein, stepped in to help out my 10 year old son, Madden Stein. Madden plays in the age 10-11 division and was able to secure a hole in one on #17 at Central Valley Golf Course from 58 yards with his pitching wedge. The ball hit the front fringe and rolled up and curled 6 feet to the left and into the hole! What a day. He shot his best round, 39, and finished second place in the tournament. What a great memory for Madden and his grandpa! Stuart Stein www.titleist.com/.../vql1yzvzytzksu7t1cn5

Fortunately today I got an ace using my trusty Pro V1. Hit my 7 iron and thought it went off the back. As we approached the green, my playing partner looked in the hole and there it was. Titleist golf balls simply the best www.titleist.com/.../np0byrtlre1evj05g5a7

June Gloom has left Southern California rather early this year. It was a clear and warm morning. I haven’t played golf in more than two months. Since my birthday in the early days of April. A herniated disc they told me. Not prognosis on getting back to health. I had had enough of doing nothing. I texted my group and firmly announced that I WILL be playing this Saturday. Club down and swing easy I tell myself as I set my alarm for 0530. Two braces and a handful of ibuprofen I set out, with a brand new bid of Titelists with the Chevy logo given to me by one of my technicians earlier that week. The first tee I hit a line drive into the bunker. Damn! But a perfect out and I par the first hole. My usual cup of Earl Grey tea is awaking my senses and I continue on. My goal is bogey golf. I shoot two strokes below that finishes the front with two pars and a 30 foot birdie out. But the pain, the heat of the tea and the Southern California sun wear on me. I switch to water. And by water I mean Coors Lite and that was actually on about the 4th hole. I’m 6 over as we approach the 16th. 4 beers 8 smokes and 3 more pills in I walk to the tee box. “135 yards” Thomas, the best player in our group announces. This hole, usually short and right. I pull my 5 iron out and place the ball on my purple, short, martini style tee. Swing easy and turn my belly toward the flag. Waiting for the pain as I get my hips into it. It doesn’t come. The ball flies straight and true. There is a shadow from the trees blanketing the front of the tee and the red flag. Thomas cocks his head and says “I think we’re drinking.” The others tee off. Three balls are found on or near the green. My Titelist 3 … It was in the hole www.titleist.com/.../cskpzdyt25hi1n5ivfwh

For three years now, I have played in a 9-hole, Monday night league with my father. It's full of people we have known for years, including my best friend, Mitch, and his father, Joe. Before the round begins, Joe is cracking jokes about how he got his hair cut in case he gets a hole in one and wanted to look good for the pictures. Before we head off to our tee boxes (shot gun start), I yell back that I'm looking forward to the beers Joe is buying after the round! I have not been playing great golf this year, and that was the case again today. I mixed in a par or two, but mostly bogeys and doubles. Finally, we get to our last hole, and I'm feeling depleted after a rough round, we all know the feeling. It's a beautiful par 3 with a slightly elevated tee, and the green is just behind a pond of water. The sun was about to set over the tree line behind the green. I was the only one playing from the white tees, as my father and our playing partners qualify for the senior tees. So I go ahead and get set up and they all stand behind me while I hit. It was 138 yards with slope, just a nice comfortable swing with my PW. I find my line, step up to the ball, and swing away. It felt good, and the ball seemed to be tracking well before I lost it in the sun. My fathers says, "Oh that's right at it!" This is usually the part where I hold my breath, praying I get to watch it drop in the cup. But with my game lately, I didn't feel so confident. I just put my hand up to block the sun, and looked near the hole to try and see where it would end up. The ball lands about a foot and a half short of the hole, and a smidge to the left. One hop and a short roll, the ball disappears. I immediately throw my club down, look at my father, and yell "IT WENT IN!!! IT WENT IN!!! IT WENT IN!!!" Lots of sweaty hugs, high fives, and Ric Flair "WOOO's" ensued. The moment I had dreamt about for years finally came. And I couldn't be happier that my father was there with me to celebrate. We are in the parking lot after the round, and word spread fast. Thankfully it hadn't spread to Mitch and Joe yet. I met them at their truck when they pulled in and asked Joe if he got that hole in one he was hoping for. He said "Man I didn't get it this time, but there's always next week," I smiled and said "I guess that means all the beers are on me tonight." Mitch's eyes get big and and says "YOU HIT A HOLE IN ONE?!" More sweaty hugs and high fives. Ended the night by getting dinner and buying beers for those that came and celebrated with me. Truly a moment I'll never forget. The hunt for ace number 2 starts now! www.titleist.com/.../rzlnp9trb8noam7hweqv

We were golfing in an outing at Rattle Run golf club in China Township, Michigan on Friday June 21, 2024. The outing was put on by the Michigan State Police Lapeer post. It started off as a beautiful morning and about halfway through the outing it began to rain. The guys in our fore some had both teed off and it really started to rain hard so we hid under some trees for about 20 minutes. The golfers behind us began to play again because the rain was starting to ease off. It was a par 3 approximately 105 yards so I grabbed my Titlest Pro V1 and my 7 iron. I swung my club and hit the ball. I saw it bounce once and twice on the green and then it disappeared. I just had a feeling and I couldn’t see my ball so I ran through the puddles and the rain to the cup. My husband thought for sure it probably rolled off the back but he knew when I started screaming that it was in the cup!!! Pretty sure everyone else in the outing also heard me screaming! My hole in one was hole #5! Best day of golf ever! www.titleist.com/.../qyeryx54o6djbergxifd www.titleist.com/.../zxecmfyumdhrqbwdjv7v

Wow what a day we had Sunday July 14th, 2024. This happened on our last day of our annual golf trip at Musgrove Mill in Clinton, SC. Tee time was at 9:45 am and this was our 2nd hole. The down hill par 3 has to be played perfect or punished. The pin was at 147 playing 128. I grabbed my 9 iron and hit is pure as I could. The ball hit about 4 feet short right of the pin and just trickled towards the pin and it dropped. Had 4 buddies there and all of them said it went in. I was in disbelief and could not wait to get down there just to see it in the hole. Well there it was in hole and we all went wild agin!! www.titleist.com/.../y15lecg7emjdrncmckdi www.titleist.com/.../f619ezbmlc51toamp3xa www.titleist.com/.../wprdxrxpasmh8u2q4n1g www.titleist.com/.../di6rcfhwtysydlrgglms

Headed to Cape Cod for the week and I just booked a tour a Ball Plant 3 in MA for Friday. This will be my first time as the last time checking the factory out. Who has experienced this before? Any insight on what to expect? And how light is my wallet going to get after I take a spin through the gift shop lol Any insight is much appreciated! Thanks!

I went out with my boyfriend and his friend and wasn’t going to play at all because I’m not the best at golf, I really just like the vibes of golf. But still had my golf bag with me, so I stepped up first to the tee on hole 4 because the group behind us was so far back. I asked my boyfriend what club to use since there was a cart path dip between us and the green. He said “if you want to get it there, use your driver. But I would use my 9 iron.” I said *** it and confidently pulled out my 9 iron, stepped up, no practice swings, and just took a whack at the ball. I don’t have the best eyesight so I couldn’t really see where the ball went, but all of a sudden my boyfriend started SCREAMING and sprinted towards the greens yelling hole in one hole in one hole in one hole in one!! I didn’t believe him but he didn’t move anything or do anything and I only had one of ball that I hit. Sure enough I get up to the green and the ball was in hole and my boyfriends friend was freaking out too lmao I didn’t take another swing the rest of the day, it was too good. One shot on the scorecard all day. It was so awesome and so fun and everyone I’ve talked has said HELL YEAH to counting it as a hole in one haha www.titleist.com/.../jubuzvguyd64fim65sqq

I say official because when I was in college I teed off on a par 3 that sent my ball to the water. I played my third shot off the tee box and knocked it in the hole from 142 yards out. Devastating way to have your first holed shot from the tee box. Today was the real one and I can’t believe I holed another shot off the tee. Playing at City Club Marietta, Georgia, I knocked in my first hole in one from 127 yards out with a TM Stealth 9 iron. I hit a Titleist Velocity ball straight at the green. Thinking I was in danger of the front side bunker, I was relieved to see it land on the green and experienced one of the most memorable moments of my life when the ball disappeared into the cup. Incredible moment that I’ll never forget. Looks like I’ll be playing the #1 ball in golf for the rest of my days. www.titleist.com/.../ztcqn4msfebvxxjgpkul

During the round I found a Yellow Pro V1, being new to golf and getting my first membership this year it was a solid find for me. I don’t usually play pro v1 balls because I am still learning and happen to lose more balls than most. Anyway I lost the ball I was playing with and started using the pro v1 it seems like this ball just didn’t want to get lost, a few occasion I thought I lost it but it always turned up. I got to the 17th hole at dalewood golf club the pin was 175 from the tee block and a little hidden behind a hill. I hit the ball low and caught the hill in the right way and broke towards the hole. My best friend starting running toward the green so I started running as well. We dropped out bags while running about half way to the hole, as we got closer we could see no ball on the green. Finally, we could see the yellow ball in the hole and we both started to celebrate, the two guys playing in front of us (who we did not know) ran over and started celebrating with us. Suffice to say I only play Pro V1 golf balls these days, have been golfing nonstop this summer, and will be chasing that feeling for the rest of my life. www.titleist.com/.../rxi7cndq9c9yr0mfj0ta www.titleist.com/.../zlfv5cf6ahwxik3zhese

A short par 3 at Dutcher Creek golf course in Oregon. Hit a towering gap wedge and the ball never touched the green, just a slam dunk into the hole. What sight to see! My 5th one and by far the best. www.titleist.com/.../lypmw6c7bfjeb49ympcc

I was playing at Woodland Hills golf course in Jackson Tn. Hole #8. 125 yards, used my pitching wedge. Saw the ball hit the edge of the green and bounce then lost sight of it Didn’t know it rolled in until the guys there started jumping and yelling. My first hole in one in my lifetime. www.titleist.com/.../vyespv9ul842en0bgvff www.titleist.com/.../moes1eka2pqdkppf6whx

PGA TOUR / DP WORLD TOUR | Genesis Scottish Open “I’ve not been shy in saying it,” Titleist Brand Ambassador Robert MacIntyre said after Saturday’s third round. “The Scottish Open is the one I want.” On Sunday, he went out and won it – playing his final five holes in 4 under par to win by one shot. Playing a Pro V1 golf ball and a Titleist setup that includes his TSR2 driver, 620 CB irons and Vokey Design wedges, the 27-year-old Scot eagled the par-5 16th to tie the lead, then birdied 18 to claim his second PGA TOUR victory, both coming in his last five starts. MacIntyre gained more than eight shots tee-to-green (+8.7/4th) over the four days at The Renaissance Club, including more than five shots with his approach play (+5.307/6th). What’s in the Bag? | Robert MacIntyre Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1 Driver: TSR2 9.0° | Graphite Design Tour AD DI 7 X Fairway Metal: NEW GT3 15.0° | Graphite Design Tour AD DI 8 X Irons: 620 CB 4-9 | True Temper Dynamic Gold X100 Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, SM9 50.08F, 56.10S, WedgeWorks 60.06K | True Temper Dynamic Gold X100 Onyx (46-50), Dynamic Gold S400 Onyx (56-60) 24 WINS THIS SEASON FOR TITLEIST GOLF BALL PLAYERS Robert MacIntyre's victory on Sunday in Scotland marked the eighth consecutive week that a Titleist golf ball player has won on the PGA TOUR. In total, 24 events this season have been won with a Pro V1 or Pro V1x model, more than eight times the nearest competitor with three. GT DRIVER MOMENTUM CONTINUES ON PGA TOUR Since launching at the Memorial Tournament in June, over 100 players have already gamed a GT driver on the PGA TOUR. This week at the Genesis Scottish Open, there were 35 GT drivers in play, while there were 44 in play at the ISCO Championship. Titleist was the most played driver at both the Genesis Scottish Open (55, 35%) and the ISCO Championship (66, 42%). Among those who have moved into GT metals is the 2013 Masters champion, who plays a NEW GT2 10.0° driver and added a NEW GT2 15.0° fairway to his bag at the start of the week. He finished runner-up at 17 under, gaining 4.124 strokes on the field off the tee (5th). His solo second-place finish was his best of the season. MACINTYRE WINS WITH FOUR VOKEY WEDGES Robert MacIntyre gamed four Vokey wedges in his winning setup: NEW Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, SM9 50.08F, 56.10S, WedgeWorks 60.06K. MacIntyre relied on the same loft and grind configurations to win his first PGA TOUR start at the RBC Canadian Open last month. This week, he gained 0.695 shots around the greens and went 11-for-16 in up-and-downs. MacIntyre’s victory makes it 21 wins this year on the PGA TOUR for players gaming at least one Vokey wedge, including eight of the last ten. This week in Scotland, six of the top-nine finishers had a Vokey in the bag: 1. Robert MacIntyre : NEW Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, SM9 50.08F, 56.10S, WedgeWorks 60.06K 2. 2013 Masters Champion : Vokey Design SM9 48.10F, NEW SM10 54.08M, WedgeWorks 58L T4. Ludvig Åberg : NEW Vokey Design SM10 50.08F, 54.10S, WedgeWorks 60.06K T4. Sungjae Im : Vokey SM9 48.10F (@ 47), 54.14F (@ 53), SM7 60.04L T4. OWGR No. 2 : NEW Vokey Design SM10 WedgeWorks 58.06K (@ 59) T4. FedExCup No. 50 : Vokey Design SM9 46.10F, 48.10F, 54.14F, 60.04L KORN FERRY TOUR | The Ascendant presented by Blue Cristobal Del Solar (Pro V1x) played his final four holes in 4 under to pull away from the chasing pack and become a Korn Ferry Tour champion for the first time. Del Solar, who is projected to move to No. 5 in the season-long points race with the victory, shot four rounds in the 60’s (66-68-66-66) and posted 22 under, good for a four-shot win. He was in total control of his Pro V1x over the four rounds at TPC Colorado, hitting 59 of 72 greens in regulation (82%, T2). DEL SOLAR’S MOVE TO 2023 PRO V1 x Del Solar began the 2023 Korn Ferry Tour season playing a competitive golf ball brand. In late May at the AdventHealth Championship, Del Solar made a mid-season move to Titleist, switching to a Pro V1x Left Dash . Two months later, Del Solar worked with Jeff Beyers of Titleist Golf Ball R&D , looking for more spin at the bottom end of his bag. He moved to 2023 Pro V1x at the Price Cutter Championship and went on to record his then-best finish on the Korn Ferry Tour – a solo 5th at the NV5 Invitational – in his next start. “Cristobal really liked Left Dash but we thought he could benefit from a little bit more spin with his short irons and wedges,” Beyers said. “He tried 2023 Pro V1x and it was a pretty easy change for him. The numbers were great. He played really well, made a late season push to get his TOUR card and now he’s off to a great start this year.” 2023 Pro V1x is engineered with a high gradient dual core design that delivers lower long game spin for increased distance and a more consistent flight – helping golfers hit the ball longer and straighter while maintaining the Drop-and-Stop greenside control that Pro V1x players rely on to play their best. KPGA | Gunsan CC Open Titleist Brand Ambassador Yubin Jang defended the title he won last year as an amateur, posting 16 under for four days to win by two. Jang, playing a Pro V1x golf ball and full bag of Titleist equipment, made four birdies and an eagle on Sunday to pull away from the field. What’s in the Bag? | Yubin Jang Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1x Driver: TSR3 9.0° Fairway Metal: NEW GT3 15.0° Utility Irons: 718 T-MB 2-3 Irons: 620 CB 4-5 and 620 MB 6-9 Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 52.08F, 58.08M Putter: Scotty Cameron Phantom 5s GT DRIVERS LAUNCH ON KPGA Titleist was the most played driver this week at the Gunsan CC Open, with more than half the field (73, 51%) playing a Titleist driver. In the first week GT drivers were available, 31 players made the immediate move to a GT2 , GT3 or GT4 model. KLPGA | High1 Resort Ladies Open 2024 Jiu Ko (Pro V1) earned her second career KLPGA victory, shooting four rounds in the 60’s (67-66-67-69) to post 19 under and win by two. AMATEUR | Trans-Mississippi Amateur Playing his Pro V1x golf ball and NEW GT2 driver among his Titleist setup, Drew Goodman won on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff, having shot a final round 64 to post the clubhouse lead at 14 under. What’s in the Bag? | Drew Goodman Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1x Driver: NEW GT2 9.0° Hybrid: TSR2 18.0° Irons: 620 MB 4-9 Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 50.08F, 56.10S, WedgeWorks 60L ... #TeamTitleist

I have been golfing with this foursome on Saturdays for 4 years. I never in my life had a hole in one and it was a bucketlist dream. On July 13, 2024 walked up to Par 3 hole 11, 118 yards. Put my ball on the ground, grabbed my pitching wedge. HIt the ball perfectly and when I went up to the green, my ball wasn't there. Went behind the green looking for it and one of my foursome noticed my ball mark was about 3 feet in front of the pin. He looked inside the cup and there it was!!!!! My first ever hole in one and hopefully not my last! www.titleist.com/.../um77huybvdkrcsugfbvk

The time was 11:33 at Chilliwack Golf Course on a hot summer morning, when Sandra placed her Titleist Pro V1 ball on the tee. She swung her 3 wood with perfect temp and speed as she struct the ball into the air. As the ball landed just shy of the green, it took two to three bounces before rolling straight into the hole. It was an epic experience to share with my husband and a few friends! Several people at the course congratulated me on the achievement. Great Fun!

I played golf in high school and was good enough to win a scholarship to Midland Lutheran college in Fremont, Nebraska. I've golfed on and off since then but have not been real consistent. My husband Tony and I are in a league on Thursday nights and this night was no different in that I had lost a few balls to the water and this was my last ball. It just happened to be an older Titleist pro V1. I debated using a seven or a nine and pick the seven due to there being a little bit of wind. when it went in lots of residents who were watching on their decks from their homes were clapping and shouting how fun it was to watch. www.titleist.com/.../xgjsx9r7pxpqna2o56vk www.titleist.com/.../tqggtztopegcpdouwqug www.titleist.com/.../im7dlycfa83odbnmdcfu www.titleist.com/.../qiimp4yumdz3law80pv3

After 63 years of playing the game, I finally hit a hole in one! I have purchased equipment from your website the last few years and this year, as result of your golf ball promotion, I got in the ball selector tool and stepped up to the AVX balls. I LOVE the way they feel when you strike them and feel I have gained a lot of accuracy with them. On Sunday7/7 I teed up a #4 AVX with my signature green dot on it and hit a 4H a hundred and 168 yards right in the hole. I was really fun as the green is partially hidden but the cup was where we could watch it disappear into the hole!! Aside from my AVX I was wearing my Titleist glove and favorite Titleist hat, all purchased directly from your site as well. What a wonderful experience! I am uploading a pic of "THE BALL, my glove and hat here for you to see. it was hole #6 and maybe as good a part of the whole day was, after 3 shaky shots on #7 I pulled it together, played well the rest of the way and shot 79!! Best round in a VERY LONG TIME! I am 71 and still play from the white tees at the course so that is on 6,000 yards. This was a life long career day and just a WHOLE LOT OF FUN! www.titleist.com/.../rr9wnkrwkgkx9cxz2gdj

Yesterday (7/12/24), my 16-year-old daughter, Hannah, asked me to play golf with her. This was the first time she had ever asked, so I happily accepted. The first hole at Percy Warner (Nashville, TN) is a 121-yard par 3. I selected a pitching wedge and took a practice swing while telling Hannah how to hold the club, address the ball, and keep her head still. I addressed the ball, took a slow, smooth swing and tracked the ball, feeling like it was going to be a pretty good shot. It landed pin high, rolled three or four feet toward the hole and magically disappeared from sight! We jumped up and down together and shouted with glee. What a special moment...recording my first ever ace at age 51 with my daughter by my side. A moment neither of us will ever forget. And yes, it was with a Titelist Pro-v-1. www.titleist.com/.../o069ibqydefpikwitqop

Jun 26th 2024 at Valley at Eastport Golf Club in Little River SC (North Myrtle Beach area) I had my first hole in one. The Par 3, 7th hole measured 155 yards. I used a 6 iron (png 410s) that I normally hit about 150 yards. The pin was between the front and the middle of the green (white flag). I hit it flush and it headed straight towards the pin. I've been playing golf since 1988 so I've had many shots headed towards the flag before. My initial thoughts were get to the front of the green .Anywhere on the front of the green would work. It bounced once and then disappeared. I began to wonder and as I looked to my left my playing partners said it went in. I looked again suspecting it was hiding behind the pin but using a range finder I didn't see anything. I never really though of a hole in one until it disappeared in the cup. Told the Golf Pro inside the club house and sent pictures but havent heard anything yet. I was told I should contact Titlest. A side note: I buy used Pro V1s on Amazon and this ball had a stamped address on the side : Please return to PO Box 4706 Horseshoe Bay TX. My plan is to mail a picture of the event to the address and see if anyone responds. Thx for the chance to tell my story! Steve Keirle Age 65, Retired USAF and recently retired Federal Employee living in Myrtle Beach!!! www.titleist.com/.../zgxjirvxfhqt2xulmj7p

Playing my local metro parks course. Play here at least once every week. 101 yard par 3. Hit my 54 degree. Ball hit right in front of the pin and all we heard was the ball hit the flag. I ran up to the hole to check and it was in!! Best feeling in golf! I hit a Titleist AVX 1! www.titleist.com/.../stp9mdgne9naw9dqrryy www.titleist.com/.../cxt6tethlfh5vzvgpg9z

I finally achieved my dream of a hole on one during my weekly Thursday night league in East Longmeadow Massachusetts... I recently switched to Pro V1x's after years of playing the proV1's... I just seem to have a better feel with them and seemed to be hitting the ball a little farther. I was up one and teeing off on hole 8 at Franconia Golf course Springfield Massachusetts, my opponent missed the green right and it was playing 168 into a strong breeze, I clubbed up to a 6 hybrid and hit it right at the hole.. My opponent says " I think that went in" we looked thru the laser and didn't see a ball on the green, as we drove up and I didn't see a ball on the green I knew it went in .. I will keep that number 4 Pro V 1X , forever. Thank you for a great product

I am Canadian and last year I joined a the new Barrie Ontario chapter of the LPGA Amateur. My handicap is currently a hefty 22, but I have only been playing for 5 years and I absolutely love the game. On Monday July 8th, I was playing in the LPGA Amateur's Trillium Challenge at Ariss Valley Golf and Country Club in Ontario. We were on The Lakes Course. It was hole #7. The flag was 132 yards away. I used my Titleist T400 7 Iron. The shot looked good. The ball was coming down right before the flag. We heard the sound of it hitting the flag stick but we couldn't see where if the ball came to rest. We thought it might be in but we were not certain. When we got to the green, from a distance, we could see a bit of the ball and we didn't think it went in. But to my delight, as we approached we could see that the ball was securely trapped between the flag stick and the side wall of the hole with a small portion of the ball being visible. Amazing! What an awesome experience! I love my T400 clubs! Thank you Titleist. www.titleist.com/.../irtjpwc6zasjgwmfpc0u

I was playing in our Thursday morning skins league and had a below average front nine. I started the back off with a tap in birdie, I came within 6 inches of holing my second shot. I then proceeded to make a double bogey on 11 a par three. I made pars on 12&13 and walked on the tee at 14 with a pitching wedge, the green is elevated and normally plays 115 to the center. The pin was toward the front left of the green with a slight breeze behind us, I the decided to switch to a gap wedge. My 3 playing partners had all hit and all three were short of the green. I lined up my shot and hit a very high shot that never left the pin. Being an elevated green when the ball hit I watched it roll then disappear. I figured it probably rolled far enough to where I lost sight of it because of the elevation. One of my playing partners said “I think it went in”. I figured it had a chance but wasn’t sure until we got up to the green. I didn’t see any ball on the green so I slowly walked to the hole and peeked in. There was my Tour Soft nestled in the bottom of the hole. It was my second ace and I look forward to a few more lol! www.titleist.com/.../l1im9d8jlsurqb5mgu8c

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR THE 2024 TEAM TITLEIST INVITATIONAL! We’re headed to Omni PGA Frisco Resort ! We hope you will join us from Sunday, September 15 th - Wednesday, September 18 th for another amazing few days on the golf course with your fellow Team Titleist Members. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Event Highlights Include: 3-nights stay at Omni PGA Frisco Golf on Fields Ranch East Golf on Fields Ranch West Golf on The Swing (10-Hole par-3 course) Private events and group meals Exclusive Tee Gift Packed Full of Exclusive Team Titleist Gear...plus a few more priceless Titleist golf experiences. To secure your spot, complete payment via the registration link on the event landing page below. Once we have reached capacity, the event will be marked as sold out and you can add your name to the waitlist. The field is limited to the first 100 Team Titleist Members to register. Please do not call the Titleist customer service line as they will not be able to help you reserve your spot. CLICK HERE to check out the Team Titleist Invitational event page for all of the details and registration information. We can't wait to see you at PGA Frisco!

142 yd par 3 at Victory Hills Golf Course. Elevated green. Using an 8 iron I hit my Pro V1. Not seeing it go in the hole due to the green being elevated, when my foursome got up to the green I didn't see my ball anywhere. Steve one of the guys in our foursome said it's in the hole. Victory Hills gave me a free round of golf. www.titleist.com/.../oosjv84sxrdqjbymsmmg

Team Titleist Kicks Off Event Season at Greystone Golf & Country Club Team Titleist marked the beginning of its event season with an exclusive golf experience held at Greystone Golf & Country Club in Birmingham, Alabama. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Double Oak Mountain, this event offered Team Titleist Members a unique opportunity to connect with fellow enthusiasts and experience a day of world-class golf. The day began with a warm welcome (literally, with the heat index over 90 degrees!) at check-in, where attendees received an impressive Team Titleist tee gift, including a FootJoy polo, Team Titleist hat, premium golf balls, and other fun surprises, setting the tone for an epic day ahead. Players teamed up in pairs for and took off to their hole assignment for an early morning shotgun. It didn’t take too long for teams to get into the competitive spirit and test their skills as the pin placements were tucked around the greens and rolling quick. One thing was for sure, the immaculate condition of the Legacy course made for enjoyable experience for all. After the round, players gathered for dinner to enjoy some classic Southern comfort food. The day concluded with a prize ceremony and some shopping in the clubhouse. This event marked Team Titleist's debut in Alabama, and the demand for another one soon suggests it won't be the last. So be sure to keep an eye out for more opportunities to join in the fun and experience the best that Team Titleist has to offer!

My second year playing this beautiful sport of Golf. I’m 28 from Michigan, playing at Pine Trace golf course. Playing as a twosome with my cousin, we were asked to skip ahead 2 threesomes that were together. Nervous to swing infront of 6 strangers I took a deep breath and pulled out my 5 hybrid, the pin was 186 yards away, very narrow hole. I was praying to just hit it straight and ended up hitting it right into the hole! I never hit my balls so pure that day and I’d like to thank the titlest 5 for being the ball that was apart of my first hole in one.. but not my last. www.titleist.com/.../luyhzlh0zrxngvx0nrqh www.titleist.com/.../ibspxwvdatwktfayvrs1 www.titleist.com/.../r8nhht5tblfjzzmci0bo

Was fitted for irons by Justin Bulcock at the Salina Country Club in May of this year. The fitting took just a few minutes. Justin said he could “fit” a whole bag in 30 minutes. My fitting took less than 15 minutes. Surprisingly he put me in CNCPT-02 irons with R Flex Tensi Red shafts. The 6 thru 48° set cost $3267. The clubs felt exceptionally light. I took them to the former head pro at the country club and a member of the Kansas Golf Hall of Fame. He had me hitting T350s with KBS Tour Lite R Flex steel shafts. I picked up about 15 yards because I felt like I was swing a golf club instead of a long toothpick. I bought a set of T350s (5 thru 48°) .5” extensions put in and bent up 2°. Cost around $1500. So in the month of May, I spent right under $5000 on Titleist golf clubs. On July 9 Mr. Bulcock was at SCC for driver fittings. I couldn’t attend but our club pro, Wes Lawhorn, asked the fitter if Titleist would change out the shafts so the CNCPT irons would. His response was “no,”….i’d have to bear the expense of making the clubs right. I have three Titleist golf bags, limited edition head overs, probably two dozen FJ shirts and three pair of shoes, four Cameron putters and still have SM9 . Ten percent of golfers buy 90% of the golf merchandise, and unfortunately I’m in that 10%. I had brand loyalty to Titleist, but that’s gone. My three golf bags will be on the internet for sale. Just spent $380 on a great stand bag this Spring. Oops, also bought a SM 10 wedge as well. I’ll be trading in all my Titleist clubs and selling the bags. Titleist would have easily made their money back on the restarting in short order…but instead they’ve lost a loyal customer. There’s a lot of great equipment out there to choose from. In closing, let me say the t350s are awesome irons. And (1) don’t trust a fitter who says he can fit your whole bag in 30 minutes; and (2) don’t agree to spend $3200+ on a set of irons when the fitter after 15 to 20 minutes on a driving range.

With a brand new custom fitted set of irons and a fresh sleeve of ProVI balls, and after my second golf lesson with a local pro, I hit a perfect ball, bounced 3 feet in front of the hole and rolled straight in. What a thrill! www.titleist.com/.../cw1jt27xsora6hqosnhs

I first started playing golf around nineteen years old, my father had taught the game to my two brothers and myself, and we enjoyed many a round through the years, my brothers Brian and Kevin were lucky enough to have hole in ones, my dad and mom both passed away two years ago, two days short of my moms birthday I headed out to the tradition at oak lane on July 7th with my regular foursome, Bernie rombout, Craig Logan and dick stienschinder, we got to the 6th hole a par three measuring 168 yards, I chose my hybrid hit a solid shot heading to the green, it hit about 20 feet short of the flag and rolled up, I yelled go in! and we all saw the ball disappear, euphoric and shock are the words that come to mind, as I settled down I texted my brothers and said I joined the hole in one club and both were happy for me. I also immediately thought of my dad and mom, I pointed to the sky and thanked dad for teaching us this wonderful game, he was never lucky enough to have a hole in one but was always clearly the best player, but was clearly blessed in so many other ways, he would always say a round of golf with his three boys was always special, and I’d say worth more then a thousand hole in one’s, as it was for us, thanks mom and dad.

This was my second hole-in-one. It was on hole 17 at Clarion Oaks Golf Club and I used my 9 Iron. The ball bounced in front of the hole and went past and then spun back into the cup. www.titleist.com/.../cv4mfmm9una9vocmsind

I have been playing golf for about 10 years now and just hit my first ace. Been using prov1 for at least 2 years. I don't think I will ever switch now! Thanks for a great ball around the greens! www.titleist.com/.../nymobgmthx4lyfovce09

Sunday, July 7, 2024. Playing at Sassamon Trace Golf Course in Natick, MA. Third hole. Par 3. 189 yards to a back pin from the Blue Tees. Hit four iron (png G425) using a Titleist PROV1X ball. Ball landed short of the green & rolled approximately 50 feet into the hole. My playing partners were Scott Guild, Dave Chiaffone, & Paul Stockley. www.titleist.com/.../unzbvicoi8zqba0qti5r

I made a hole in one on no.15 at oakbourne country club in lafayette,la on father's day 2024! Funny thing is my mother had found a newspaper cutout a few days prior of when I made my 1st hole in one when I was 15. I hit a 5 iron from 163 with a 1 club wind in the face. We all saw the ball check and roll in. We all jumped up and down everyone was hugging each other as if we all made a hole in one. Was a great day. I ended up recording my PB 9 holes at this particular course 34! My kids were so excited for me and my sister started playing golf immediately after she heard about it. This was my 3rd career Ace. www.titleist.com/.../gbydykix7djysibi4rue www.titleist.com/.../esrvcetlsbidc7wjpzeq

I found a ball earlier in my round at Homestead golf course in Colorado and it was a Pro V1x. I used it for the majority of the round and on hole 17, I ended up getting my first hole in one ever with that ball. It’s funny because on the side of the ball, it says “Josh Feldstein only”… so Josh, I want to thank you for losing your ball, so I could get my first hole in one! www.titleist.com/.../orkh3aojy0osiej38eup www.titleist.com/.../wktk8ecsgrqdqd05ytwp

One of my biggest problems in golf is when I go to tee off on par 3s with an iron it is a complete fail. I end up taking a big divot and the ball only goes 15 yards. How do I fix this. I don’t do good on par 3s because of this.

After an unintentional 2 year long hiatus from golf, I managed to get out to the driving range on Saturday. I wasn’t planning on golfing, but after an hour of practice it felt like riding a bike. I hit the course and my wedges were hitting so pure, but the rest of my game was not. I was playing solo and nobody saw me hit a single shot until the 9th and last hole, where I finally caught up to a 4-some. 127 yard par 3 surrounded by water is typically my nightmare. I hit a beautiful shot but couldn’t see the ball land on the green. I cautiously walked up and recorded shakily when there wasn’t a ball on the green. I walked right up to the hole, and the ball was right there. I stood stunned for a few seconds before it hit me and started celebrating. Luckily the solo behind me watched me hit and was able to verify my first hole in one ever! What a feeling! If you see this, thanks Richard! www.titleist.com/.../rskz83hr1vlmitfe2cme www.titleist.com/.../rhlrbf3vu9bfugn8cvg4

I have been playing golf for 54 years and this is my first hole in one. I had resigned myself to not ever having one. I don't know exactly how many rounds of golf I have played but I have played on more than 500 golf courses during those 54 years and many of them several times. I also play 40 to 50 rounds each year on my home course, Cape Arundel in Kennebunkport, Maine. I have played hundreds of rounds of golf with three friends over 36 consecutive years and none of us had a hole in one until I made this one. We have come close several times in multiple states and countries. I had never played the Eagle Creek Golf Course and only played it because it was the closest course in Missouri from where I was visiting my Mom in Oklahoma. I played it as part of my effort to play golf in all 50 states. I currently need 10 more. The 125 yard Par 3 12th hole provided a clear view of my ball landing on the green and going in the hole, which was fortunate since I know some players who report not seeing the ball go in on their holes in one. Although I never had a hole in one before this one, on May 19, 1992 I did make a Double Eagle on the 482 yard par 5 18th hole at the Shawnee State Park Golf Course in Friendship, OH. I hit driver and 2 iron from 210 yards out. I might make another hole in one, but I know a double eagle is not going to happen again unless it's a very short par 5. Thanks Titleist for my T350 irons. www.titleist.com/.../bdvw30gvbhdm7rgi7ggu

This Father’s Day at Oso Creek Golf Course will forever be etched in our memories. During the Father’s Day tournament, which my dad and I entered as a father-daughter duo, we experienced an unforgettable moment. On the final hole of the day—hole number 12—my dad pulled out his 9 iron for a 117-yard shot that became a moment of a lifetime. As the ball soared through the air, landing about 6 inches from the cup, took a little hop and landed perfectly in the cup for his very first hole in one, our entire team erupted in cheers. The excitement spread quickly, with golfers on nearby holes stopping their play to join in the celebration. The shot was made even sweeter as it happened on a closest-to-the-pin contest hole, which he, of course, won hands down. The joy and camaraderie we experienced in that moment made it an unforgettable Father’s Day, filled with pride and happiness that we will always cherish. www.titleist.com/.../z7hwhpv66qmzkkfg7pqx www.titleist.com/.../armj7qictvzcs8btdxdn www.titleist.com/.../xstbxrhp456aleatxfhd www.titleist.com/.../un9bgdydhesj3wjcubqs www.titleist.com/.../ddydarg96kxfgxfzq0ds

My 2nd hole-in-one came yesterday 7-7-24 at Sunset Valley Golf Club in HIghland Park, Illinois. 4th hole 136 yard par 3. Hole located on right side of green. Balls hit in center of green will roll towards the hole. Hit a perfect 7 iron to the center of the green and it started rolling towards the hole. Didn't see it go in but as I got closer to the green I didn't see the ball and knew it wasn't rolling to fast to roll off the green. Walked up to hole and saw my beautiful matte green Velo #33 sitting at the bottom of the cup! Awesome feeling! www.titleist.com/.../emerekvpwai1nvdouujd www.titleist.com/.../o0tumkzrwrcidillffy9

PGA TOUR | John Deere Classic In complete control of his Pro V1 golf ball, Davis Thompson birdied five of his first six holes Sunday at the TPC Deere Run to pull away from the pack, closing in 7-under 64 to win his first PGA TOUR title by four shots and earn a spot in the upcoming Open Championship. The 25-year-old and former World No. 1 amateur posted rounds of 63-67-62-64 to finish the week at 28 under par after a field-best 30 birdies and one eagle. For the week, Thompson gained more than 11 shots on the field tee-to-green (+11.263) with more than eight strokes gained on approach shots (+2.722/29th) and around the green (+5.336/5th). Sunday on the most difficult hole at TPC Deere Run – the 513-yard par-4 ninth – Thompson hit his 245-yard approach shot to 6 feet, 7 inches from the pin, the closest of the day. He rolled in his Pro V1 for the birdie and a front-nine 29, the lowest front-nine score by a 54-hole leader this season. DAVIS THOMPSON ON HIS MOVE TO PRO V1 www.youtube.com/watch Davis Thompson , now in his second season as a member of the PGA TOUR, switched to a Pro V1 golf ball during his junior season at the University of Georgia (2019-20), making the move from a competitive model. He finished the season as a first-team All-American, ascending to No. 1 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking in November 2020 and again in March 2021. “I grew up playing [a competitive] golf ball and messed around with [other brands] a little bit, but I really settled in on [Pro V1] my last two years of college and never looked back. “It’s the best, it’s #1 on tour. I feel like it’s very consistent. I know what I’m going to get and I know if I put a good swing on it, I’m going to hit it in the right window, which is great. You don’t get any foul balls and I just feel like it's the most consistent.” “I play the Pro V1 because I'm a natural high ball hitter and it spins less with exceptional spin around the greens, so for me to be able to flight the golf ball how I want and control the windows I'm trying to hit it in is very, very key for me.” “I think getting fit for golf balls is kind of a lost art. I think it's huge for especially amateurs to know which golf ball they need to play. I know Titleist has a lot of great options for amateur players and if they can find the right one that fits them, it's not always just simply buying a Pro V1 to Pro V1x, but other options as well. You’ve got to find which one clicks all of the boxes that you want clicked off.” “When I think about Titleist, I just think about going to the first tee and showing your golf ball to your playing competitors. And a lot of times all three of them are showing a Titleist golf ball and the markings that they have on it. So that means a lot.” SEVEN WINS IN A ROW FOR TITLEIST GOLF BALL PLAYERS Davis Thompson's victory at the John Deere Classic marked the seventh in a row for Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf ball players on the PGA TOUR – and the 23rd overall for the 2024 season, 20 more than the nearest competitor (3). The last seven winners: Charles Schwab Challenge: Davis Riley , Pro V1 RBC Canadian Open: Robert MacIntyre , Pro V1 The Memorial Tournament: Pro V1 U.S. Open: Pro V1x Left Dash Travelers Championship: Pro V1 Rocket Mortgage Classic: Cam Davis , Pro V1 John Deere Classic : Davis Thompson, Pro V1 43 PLAYERS GAME NEW GT DRIVERS AT JOHN DEERE The rapid adoption of NEW Titleist GT drivers continued this week at the John Deere Classic, as 43 players gamed a NEW GT2 , GT3 or GT4 model at the John Deere. Eight players made the move to the new models this week, joining the 31 players who added a GT driver to the bag at last week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic. Since their debut at the Memorial Tournament, more than 60 players have already teed up a GT driver on the PGA TOUR. Titleist was the most played driver at TPC Deere Run with 64 drivers in play (41%). The 43 GT drivers played this week accounted for more than the nearest competitor’s total number of drivers (35). Titleist Brand Ambassador Chesson Hadley moved into a NEW GT2 10.0° driver this week, and he recorded his most accurate driving round of the year on Sunday (86%). He also recorded his fastest clubhead speed of the season (116.14 mph). Also adding a GT driver this week was FedExCup No. 86, who averaged a season-best 312.5 yards off the tee in Round 2 playing a GT2 9.0°. The 2016 Wells Fargo champion added a GT3 9.0° driver and a GT2 13.5 fairway this week and recorded two single-round season-high's: 93% driving accuracy in Round 1 and a 317.5-yard average off the tee in Round 4. C.T. PAN ADDS GT METALS, T150 IRONS; FINISHES T2, QUALIFIES FOR OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP Titleist Brand Ambassador C.T. Pan shot rounds of 65-63-68-64 to finish T2 at 24 under, earning a spot in the field at the 152nd Open Championship at Royal Troon. Pan, gaming his Pro V1x golf ball and full bag of Titleist equipment , gained 11.521 strokes on the field from tee to green (2nd in the field) this week, with an additional 3.174 gained on the greens. Last week at the Rocket Mortgage, Pan was one of 31 players who added a NEW GT driver to the bag. Making his first TOUR start since the models launched at the Memorial, Pan put a NEW GT2 9.0° driver and a NEW GT3 16.5° fairway in the bag. This week, he gained 1.473 strokes on the field off the tee, hitting 71% of his fairways in regulation – including his season’s best Driving Accuracy in Round 1 (86%). On Sunday, he averaged 298 yards in Driving Distance (All Drives), also a season best. New to Pan’s setup this week were his T150 5-9 irons, having previously played T100 5-9 irons. Pan saw higher launch and more distance with the 150’s, which helped him hit 57 of 72 greens in regulation this week (79%, T14). What’s in the Bag? | C.T. Pan Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1x Driver: NEW GT2 9.0° | Fujikura Ventus Red 6 X Fairway Metals: NEW GT3 16.5° | Fujikura Ventus Red 7 X and TSR2 21.0° | Mitsubishi Tensei CK 80 TX Utility Iron: U•505 1 | Project X HZRDUS Smoke Red RDX 80 Irons: T200 4 | KBS PGI 90 and T150 5-9 | KBS PGI 90 Wedges: Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 52.08F, WedgeWorks 58.06K | True Temper Dynamic Gold Purple S400 Putter: Scotty Cameron GOLO 6.5 tour prototype WAGR NO. 3 FINISHES TOP-10 IN BACK-TO-BACK WEEKS On the heels of a T10 finish at last week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic, the world’s third-ranked amateur closed in 8-under 63, finishing T2 and becoming the first amateur since 1958 to finish in the top 10 in back-to-back TOUR starts. Playing his Pro V1 golf ball, he made 26 birdies and an eagle while gaining 6.820 strokes on the field with his approach play (2nd) this week. He also gained 3.87 strokes off the tee (6th) gaming his TSR2 8.0° driver. Over eight combined rounds between the Rocket Mortgage Classic and the John Deere Classic, he is 38 under par. He ranked second in Strokes Gained: Off the Tee in Detroit and sixth in the same statistic this week in the Quad Cities. The events marked just his second and third career PGA TOUR starts, and his first came just four weeks prior at the U.S. Open (T41). SPRINGER SHOOTS 59 Titleist Brand Ambassador Hayden Springer opened the week with a 12-under 59, the 14th sub-60 score in PGA TOUR history. Springer, gaming his Pro V1 golf ball along with his NEW GT driver and fairways, made eight birdies and two eagles while gaining 5.381 strokes from tee to green on the day. Springer went on to finish T7 at 21 under, his best finish since a T3 at the Puerto Rico Open in March. What’s in the Bag? | Hayden Springer Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1 Driver: GT3 8.0° | Diamana GT 70 TX Fairway Metals: GT2 13.5° | Diamana GT 80 TX and GT3 18.0° fairway | Project X HZRDUS Black 80 6.5 Irons: T150 4-9 irons | KBS C-Taper 125 S+ Wedges: Vokey Design SM9 46.10F (@ 44), SM10 50.08F, 54.10S, SM9 60.08M | KBS $-Taper Reinforced 125 S+ (46), Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 (50-60) DP WORLD TOUR | BMW International Open Ewen Ferguson (Pro V1) closed in 4-under 68, winning his third DP World Tour event and earning a spot in the field at the Open Championship. Ferguson carded rounds of 67-64-71-68 to post 18 under, good for a two-shot win. Over the three rounds with measured stats, Ferguson ranked 4th in Strokes Gained: Approach (+1.97 per round) and 4th in Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green (+2.6). He finished T7 in Greens in Regulation (76%). Titleist was the most played driver at the BMW International with 55 (35%) in play. Of those, 34 were NEW GT models. Eleven players made the move to a NEW GT driver for the first time this week, including the 2018 Masters champion, who put a NEW GT3 8.0° driver in the bag. FERGUSON ON HIS PRO V1 “I am currently playing with the (2023) Titleist Pro V1. After conducting some testing, I noticed that I was getting slightly lower spin with the driver allowing me to manipulate the golf ball a lot easier as well as having that bit more control when playing in windy conditions. Around the greens too, the ball felt nice and soft off the face when chipping, hitting bunker shots as well as with the putter too, so it was a no brainer.” LET | Aramco Team Series – London Leona Maguire (Pro V1) earned her first career LET title, making a clutch eagle on the 18th hole to win by one. Maguire, who became the first Irishwoman to win on the LET with her victory, posted a three-round total of 8 under around the Centurion Club. JGTO | Japan PGA Championship Yuta Sugiura (Pro V1x) earned his first victory as a professional, posting 18 under to win by one. The 22-year-old, who became the first ever amateur to win the JGTO’s Dunlop Phoenix Tournament last year, carded rounds of 65-66-65-72 to triumph around Fuji Country Kani Club. ASIAN TOUR | International Series Morocco Titleist Brand Ambassador Ben Campbell overcame a three-shot deficit with two holes to play, tying the lead in regulation and then winning in extra holes. Campbell, playing his Pro V1 golf ball and TSR driver among his Titleist setup, made eagle on the par-4 17th and birdie on the 72nd hole to reach 15 under. Another birdie on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff saw Campbell claim his second career Asian Tour title. What’s in the Bag? | Ben Campbell Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1 Driver: TSR2 10.0° Hybrid: TSR3 19.0° Irons: T100 4-PW Wedges: Vokey Design SM9 50.12F, WedgeWorks 54.08M, 60.10S ... #TeamTitleist

What a great feeling. I’ve been golfing for 32 years now and finally got my first hole in one. I hit my gap wedge on the 123 yd hole at my local course. The green is elevated so was unable to watch it drop but felt I hit a pretty good shot. When we made it to the green there was only 3 balls to be found. One of my playing partners walked past the hole and gave me a thumbs up. Finally !!

I just got my first hole in one at 17 years old! It was at New Prague Golf club in New Prague, MN. I live on the course and I joined 4 of my buddies on the third hole just because I thought it would be nice to get outside on a nice day. I was having a pretty terrible round (bogeys and doubles) up until the 7th hole when I got my hole in one. I got it at 6:37pm from the tips (164yd) with my 8 iron. I hit the ball slightly thin so it was a low shot. It bounced on the very edge of the green once and then in the middle and then it hit the pin and went in. I was shaking and yelling so loud my voice hurt after. Ended up not shooting very good but I now have a hole in one none the less. The feeling hasn’t really set in yet that I might not ever get another ace. crazy experience. www.titleist.com/.../pwhrhtu1kj8gxdntetzi www.titleist.com/.../b0cdxfk390ggklsx9fh1

I played a round of golf this morning with my brother at Coral Creek Golf Club in Ewa, HI. Hole #2 was a 108 yard par 3 over a creek. I used my pitching wedge to hit a Titleist - Tour Soft ball onto the front of the green and it rolled straight into the hole! First Ace in my life and I’ve been golfing for over 25 years. I’ve come close many times, but now I am a very happy man. www.titleist.com/.../tq4ws9dblwg67spb7gvu

For those who woke up to the fact that Titleist clubs are awesome this is for you. I realize everyone is very excited about the new GT series. Sorry but I am a little late to TT and TSR party. You know, mass marketing bombards the mind and all your buddies are hitting cally and TM the last several years. I began 2024 by demanding I change my old across the line at the top habits. Then reading a ton of info on the T website. Interviews, fittings with tour players and product composition. Funny because I had an awesome 2023 year, winning my division in my Monday night leauge alone with team championship same Leauge, then winner the team title with my wife in the Tuesday night leauge and placing 3rd/2nd half in Friday couple league. Still I knew I wanted to became a better striker of the golf ball. Thanks to the members of TT for your input as well. After a Titleist fitting early spring, on a bad hitting day I tortured myself Deciding between the TRS1 and 2. The numbers were TSR1 with R2 MMT shaft. The final straw was from the director of golf at my club. He was hitting the 1 and said he liked it best between both. Sorry at the beach and bored out of my mind except for the great sights every once in a while. When I noticed the TRS line was making way for the GT my eye balls bugged out at the price drop! I emailed the operations and GM of my club and said order it. TSR1 12 D with Reg flex MMT 40 shaft with suggested 360 light grip. My reservation about this set up was cleared by a CC on UTube killing that set up with 110mph swing. I swing 80. I hit 3 lg buckets with it (2 sessions). Coming from 10.5d driver I delofted to 11.25. Much better. The pull was still prevalent so I went to flat. Bingo, beat my old driver in the 2nd bucket session, more accurate and super easy to hit. Even swinging super easy on plane the ball traveled. Since then I’ve played 4 or 5 rounds with the Tsr1 driver and could not be happier! Last month as luck would have it I won a TM sim2 max hybrid. They told me I could exchange for whatever at the box store it came from. So, yesterday I scooped the TSR1 3 metal and going to tune it in tomorrow. So I am on my way of filling my entire 13 slots with Titleist. Sorry but I am not giving up on my 2-ball Ten double bend putter. But hybrid, wedges then irons this winter are coming into the bag. My point is if you are just getting into the game of Titleist don’t discount the TSR series. They are game changers!

My very first round of golf in Scotland of 7 total at Dumbarnie Links June 8, 2024. On a trip to Scotland with 6 of us. Airline lost my clubs 2 days earlier, had to take a cab 3 hours round trip to Edinburgh airport to pickup clubs the morning of my HIO. Arrived at course w 30 minutes to spare before tee time. I said to my caddy after a good drive on #1, “Well, it looks like I am having a lucky day, found my clubs, hit a good first drive for the trip, maybe I’ll get a hole in one!” We got to the par 3 - 14th hole after I had missed a short par putt on 13. I was determined to hit a good shot. We kept the same order we had all day with me teeing off first. I asked my caddy the yardage and he told me it was 165 and I asked for a 6-iron. There was about a 30 mph wind from left to right and my caddy told me to take a line along the left edge of the green. I struck the ball and it hit on left front of fringe, bounced right and rolled 30 ft into the hole! Threw my hat and glasses up and we all screamed and gave high fives and hugs! Drinks and dinner were on me! www.titleist.com/.../ipmntnqviksttw0v3nkx www.titleist.com/.../bea1gps3ec1gf7rpsfsf www.titleist.com/.../sqrdc13j79ovavogp47g www.titleist.com/.../zvrnd2929foat9sbxk0j

I’ve been using Titleist balls for over 60 years. Yesterday I got my seventh hole-in-one at Krueger municipal golf course in Beloit Wisconsin (playing in the Sr. Men’s League).It was hole number four 125 yards and this is the fourth time to ace that hole.

Happy to announce my 16th. hole in one! Hole #14 at Tierra Rejada Golf Club in Moorpark California. 157 yard, par 3, hit with an 8 iron and of course the best ball in golf “Titleist” (Pro-V1). I have been playing Titleist golf balls ever since I started the game of golf. I’m sure they have contributed to my 16 aces and have helped me to becoming a single digit handicapper. To all the avid golfer’s out there who have not gotten their first hole in one yet, grab the number one ball in golf and get your first ace on your score card! Once you break the ice, they seem to keep coming! www.titleist.com/.../lcrcmnjgpnhnhluidkaw

Hole in one on 06/26/2024 Hole #5 at Waterford Golf Club in Rock Hill SC 117 Yards 9 iron using Pro V1 golf ball

My love affair with Titleist began at Age 9 when my best friend and I were charged with diving the 13 Lakes of Lake Hills Country Club in south Louisiana. From March to September we would hit those lakes every day and ended up with about 15k balls per season. This was 1970 - 74. We washed, sorted and painted stripes for range balls. But the best was getting the Titleist Balata 90 & 100 brand new that someone lost. I had probably a couple of hundred of them for myself. My practice bag was all new Titleist and I still have a practice bag filled with Titleist ProV1's now. The technology is so vastly improved, but those old Titleist had a ton of feel and boy did they spin, curve and dance on the greens. What was your earliest memory of consciously choosing your ball and what was it. The old Maxfli Blue Max was rare and had the coolest logo.

It’s a hot and muggy Michigan 4th of July morning. My group approaches #14, a 148 yarder playing around 160 that day. I am with 3 of my best friends, one of which taught me how to golf after I came home from the military. Having a mediocre day, as I have not golfed much this year, I try to appreciate just being out on the course and snap a picture, commenting how picturesque this par 3 is. I am the last golfer to hit, with one ball we know is one the green. I strike my ball and could swear I was going to be short and hitting out of the front bunker. Miraculously we see the ball bounce left of the hole and I am thinking “nice, hopefully I stayed on and didn’t roll of the back” as we cannot see the pin. No thoughts of a hole-in-one from anyone, even the ranger who happened to be there. As we drive up to the green to assess our shots, I only see one ball on the green and think for sure I went long and it rolled of the back into the rough. The friend that taught me to golf is searching the green before I walk up, he lets me know it’s his ball on the green. As I turn left to search the rough, he looks at my other friend and points in the hole. I don’t think anything of it, there’s no way he could keep that cool (He wanted me to have the moment). He looks at me and points again. Ignoring it, as I continue my search, my mind was twisted, he wouldn’t play a cruel joke and lie about something like that, but in the moment I honestly didn’t know what to think as none of us expected it. Giving in, I approach the hole. I look in the hole and there it is, my Titleist ProV1 #1 with three dots in a triangle above the logo. I am shaking, words trembling, as I am tackled on to the green. To get a hole in one, on the 4th of July, with my best of friends, I don’t think it gets much better than that. www.titleist.com/.../a0npcvne02uthormxpfr

My first hole-in-one! I’ve been golfing for 49yrs, been close so many times, one time almost winning a car. We’re on hole 17 par 3, 155 yards into the wind a little, flushed it right on line with the pin, couldn’t see the bottom of the pin, so when we approached the green we didn’t see the ball on the green, ran to the cup, ITS IN THE HOLE!!! So exciting!! www.titleist.com/.../f3xvo80arimagaryrhfj

Back in August 2023 I had rotator cuff surgery, a completely detached cuff. Had not played golf since May 2023 in hopes of whatever was causing the pain would subside. Needless to say that did not occur. After surgery, I was able to practice putting and chipping 12 weeks post-op. Not able to take my first full swing until early April 2024. Played a few times to try to recapture a decent golf swing but very inconsistent. Then, on Memorial Day (5/27/2024) I played a round of golf with my good friend Jon. On the fifth hole, playing 121 yards, I hit my tee shot with a PW (slight breeze blowing from behind). Great trajectory, the ball hit the fringe of the green, rolled left to right, then just disappeared, It's in the hole!!! My first ever, elusive hole-in-one, now reality. Playing that day with a "Titleist 1". So great to be a part of that special club!! Thanks in part to Titleist technology!! www.titleist.com/.../bdkupehscklearzlwvcf

Pease Golf Club Portsmouth, NH Hole 16....142 yards.....8 Iron.....one bounce and then it disappeared. I didn't scream in excited. Surprisingly I gasped and the only words that came out were ....."IT WENT IN!!!!" Still shocked thinking about how many things had to go right for that ball to drop. Oh, and add in some luck! What a memory! #BucketList www.titleist.com/.../q9vghfp4aj2rqdwaxzaz www.titleist.com/.../nkfyeun72dsd68isthdi

Shortest of the Par 3s at St Neots Golf Club teeing over the River Kim. Into a stiff breeze used Taylor Made 4 Rescue - hit green middle and ball rolled across the slope and into the back centre flag www.titleist.com/.../w0epqktq7qew2b7rgsry www.titleist.com/.../ggvujhyrw7octgw8ktte www.titleist.com/.../u5fwiiuktvcbgsrvuuvi

I've been swinging a golf club since I was 3 years old but have been playing competitively since I was 9. I have come close to hole in one's-I've even holed out from the fairway, but one has never found its way home until today, 7/2/2024. At the age of 28.. My ball found it's way home. Hole #7, 67 yards at Bayou Golf Course in Texas City, TX. Hit a 56 degree with a slight draw over the right bunker and it fell right in. What a day! Drinks on me!

Hit a 9 iron 125 yds on hole # 6 at my home course. Couldn’t see it drop in by a ranger said it was in the hole. Drove up and sure enough, I aced it ! Titleist T200 9 iron and a Prov1x golf ball. www.titleist.com/.../kblqbu37qgjihcbvg5kq www.titleist.com/.../mjpos1tokzeljwxwlxpm

https://youtu.be/OF7LFNYCln0 If you're looking to find the Titleist golf ball that is best for your game, we're here to help with three different options designed to help you get dialed in. Remember, you owe it to yourself to find out which Titleist golf ball best fits your game. Learn more about the Titleist approach here: https://www.titleist.com/fitting/golf-ball-fitting Subscribe to the Titleist YouTube channel here .

Hello, I was informed to reach out by my golf pro at my club to contact Titleist to receive recognition for my first ever Ace! A Pro V1 ball was holed. I have a signed and witnessed scorecard to go with it. Can you inform me what steps I need to take to make it official. NJ, Mercer Oaks West, hole #13 Blue tees. 6/28/2024 Regards, Phil Caola www.titleist.com/.../bixez80bbygtzqst5ibh www.titleist.com/.../x4wcs5t9dqq5y3lutdzs www.titleist.com/.../lskb50jjoqz0gg5jwlyx www.titleist.com/.../qogeg6sllqpxisgaxsat www.titleist.com/.../zzfzwpja75ifugpurf8j

PGA TOUR | Rocket Mortgage Classic Strong in the clutch, Titleist Brand Ambassador Cam Davis played his final two holes in 1 under par – getting his Pro V1 golf ball up-and-down on Nos. 17 (birdie) and 18 (par) – to win by one shot on a gusty day at Detroit Golf Club. Gaming a full bag of Titleist equipment, Davis gained more than eight shots on the field tee-to-green (+8.674/4th), with more than seven of them coming on approach shots (+4.352/12th) and around the green (+3.052/9th). He gained over three more strokes on the green (3.677/19th), using a Scotty Cameron TourType Special Select Masterful tour prototype putter that he put in play for the first time last week at the Travelers Championship. What’s in the Bag? | Cam Davis Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1 Driver: TSR3 10.0° | Fujikura Ventus Blue TR 7 X Fairway Metal: TSR3 15.0° | Fujikura Ventus Blue TR 8 X Irons: T100 3 | KBS Tour V 120 X and 620 CB 4-PW | KBS Tour V 120 X Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM10 52.12F, 56.14F, WedgeWorks 60L | True Temper Dynamic Gold S400 Putter: Scotty Cameron TourType Special Select Masterful tour prototype SIX WINS IN A ROW FOR TITLEIST GOLF BALL PLAYERS Cam Davis' victory at the Rocket Mortage Classic was the sixth in a row for Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf ball players on the PGA TOUR – and the 22nd overall for the 2024 season, 19 more than the nearest competitor (3). The last six winners: Charles Schwab Challenge: Davis Riley , Pro V1 RBC Canadian Open: Robert MacIntyre , Pro V1 The Memorial Tournament: Pro V1 U.S. Open: Pro V1x Left Dash Travelers Championship: Pro V1 Rocket Mortgage Classic: Cam Davis , Pro V1 DAVIS ON HIS PRO V1 GOLF BALL “The Pro V1 was the first high quality ball that I ever used. I mean, after I got through the stage of just being happy to find a good quality ball in the trees as a junior, this is the first ball that I really kind of started using. I used it because Adam Scott was the guy when I was growing up (in Australia), and he was a Titleist guy. But ever since then, it’s just been the feel and the flight – it's just been what I've been used to ever since, and I love it.” “[The consistency] is through the bag, from the feel of striking a putt out of the middle, to spin on the wedges, to being able to control your ball flight and distance with the irons, all the way up to getting the most reliable ball flight out of your driver to keep the ball in play. I mean, you're hitting it on every shot, so you want it to be reliable on each shot.” DAVIS WINS WITH VOKEY SM10 WEDGES, L GRIND LOB WEDGE Cam Davis' Vokey wedge setup consists of three NEW SM10 wedges: a 52.12F gap wedge, 56.14F sand wedge and WedgeWorks 60L lob wedge that helped him gain over three strokes on the field around the greens (+3.052, 9th). The L Grind is a common choice for players who want a low bounce lob wedge with heel, toe, and trailing edge relief. Its leading edge sits close to the ground and works well on tight or firm lies, in a square or open position. Compared to other low bounce options in the Vokey lineup, the L Grind offers slightly more protection from excessive digging. “The L Grind is for the player looking for the versatility of a low bounce wedge,” said Aaron Dill, Vokey Tour Representative . “It's really the perfect balance of ‘I want versatility, but I also want a little forgiveness to go with it.’ The forward bounce on the L helps reduce dig, but players are still able to open it up and slide under the ball easily. It's a great option for players looking for a little bit less bounce.” Reigning Champion Golfer of the Year Brian Harman as well as Max Homa , Sungjae Im , Emily K. Pedersen , J.T. Poston and Albane Valenzuela are among those players also gaming the L. Read more about L Grind here: https://mediacenter.titleist.com/en-US/237473-vokey-wedgeworks-launches-2024-l-grind With Davis’ victory, six of the last seven PGA TOUR events have been won by a player gaming at least two Vokey wedges: Rocket Mortgage Classic | Cam Davis : NEW Vokey Design SM10 52.12F, 56.14F, WedgeWorks 60L wedges Travelers Championship : Vokey Design SM8 50.12F, 56.14F, SM9 WedgeWorks 60T wedges The Memorial : Vokey Design SM8 50.12F, 56.14F, SM9 WedgeWorks 60T wedges RBC Canadian Open | Robert MacIntyre : NEW Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, SM9 50.08F, 56.10S, WedgeWorks 60.06K wedges Charles Schwab Challenge | Davis Riley : NEW Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 50.08F, 56.08M, WedgeWorks 60A+ wedges PGA Championship: NEW Vokey Design SM10 56.10S, WedgeWorks 60.06K wedges 31 MORE PLAYERS SWITCH TO GT DRIVERS AT ROCKET MORTGAGE The rapid adoption of NEW Titleist GT drivers continued this week in Detroit, as 31 players added a new GT2 , GT3 or GT4 model to the bag at the Rocket Mortgage Classic. That includes 25 players who gamed a GT driver in their first PGA TOUR start since the new models launched at the Memorial. Titleist was the most played driver at Detroit Golf Club with 62 drivers in play (39%) – and 44 of them were GT models, more than the nearest competitor’s total number of drivers (33). Last week, GT drivers made their DP World Tour debut with 28 players making the immediate switch. A week earlier on the Korn Ferry Tour, 25 players put GT in play in their first week of availability. Among the NEW GT drivers making their TOUR debut at Rocket Mortgage: Tyson Alexander: GT2 9.0° driver, GT2 21.0° fairway Anders Albertson: GT2 10.0° driver Rafael Campos: GT2 9.0° driver, GT3 15.0° fairway Bud Cauley: GT2 9.0° driver Trace Crowe: GT2 10.0° driver Tyler Duncan: GT2 9.0°, GT2 15.0° fairway Chesson Hadley: GT3 10.0° driver Garrick Higgo: GT4 10.0° driver Charley Hoffman: GT2 9.0° driver Michael Kim: GT2 11.0° driver S.H. Kim: GT2 9.0° driver Patton Kizzire: GT3 9.0° driver Troy Merritt: GT2 9.0° driver, GT2 15.0° fairway C.T. Pan : GT2 9.0° driver, GT3 16.5° fairway Raul Pereda: GT2 10.0° driver, GT3 15.0° fairway Webb Simpson: GT3 10.0° driver Callum Tarren: GT3 9.0° driver, GT3 15.0° fairway Ben Taylor: GT3 10.0° driver, GT3 15.0° fairway Tom Whitney: GT3 11.0° driver Carson Young: GT3 10.0° driver Jackson Koivun (a): GT3 9.0° driver Kyle Martin (PGA Professional): GT3 10.0° driver 2021 Wyndham Championship winner: GT2 10.0° driver 2023 Sanderson Farms Championship winner: GT3 9.0° driver 2022 Valero Texas Open champion: GT2 9.0° driver 2014 Travelers Championship winner: GT3 9.0° driver, GT2 13.5° fairway 2023 Butterfield Bermuda Championship winner: GT3 11.0° driver 2016 PGA Champion: GT3 8.0 driver FedExCup No. 116: GT3 9.0° driver FedExCup No. 117: GT3 9.0° driver FedExCup No. 199: GT2 9.0° driver DP WORLD TOUR | Italian Open Marcel Siem (Pro V1) earned his sixth-career DP World Tour title, prevailing in extra holes at Adriatic Golf Club Cervia. Siem shot rounds of 69-68-66-71 to post 10 under, capped off with a playoff-forcing birdie on the 72nd hole. He made birdie on the 18th once more following regulation to seal the win. For the week, he gained 1.77 shots per round from tee to green on the field (8th). DP WORLD TOUR CHAMP PLAYS THREE VOKEY WEDGES The winner of the Italian Open had three Vokeys in his winning setup: NEW Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 50.08F, 58.04T wedges. GT DRIVERS ON DP WORLD TOUR GT drivers launched last week on the DP World Tour at the KLM Open, with 28 players making the immediate move to a GT2 , GT3 or GT4 model, including Titleist Brand Ambassador Marcus Kinhult , who put a GT3 9.0° driver in the bag before finishing T2 in a sudden-death playoff. This week at the Italian Open, Titleist was the most played driver with 61 (39% of the field) in play, compared to 43 (28%) for the nearest competitor. Thirty-three of those were NEW GT drivers, with 15 more players making the move, including: Todd Clements: GT2 9.0° driver Grant Forrest: GT2 10.0° driver Julien Guerrier: GT2 9.0° driver Yuto Katsuragawa: GT2 10.0° driver Masahiro Kawamura: GT3 10.0° driver Francesco Laporta: GT3 9.0° driver Zander Lombard: GT2 8.0° driver Yannik Paul: GT3 9.0° driver Garrick Porteous: GT3 10.0° driver Jason Scrivener: GT3 10.0° driver Jordan Smith: GT3 8.0° driver Andy Sullivan: GT3 10.0° driver PGA TOUR AMERICAS | ATB Classic Titleist Brand Ambassador Frederik Kjettrup made it back-to-back victories to start the Canada swing of the 2024 PGA TOUR Americas season. Kjettrup, who plays a Pro V1 golf ball as well as a TSR3 driver, blended set of T-Series and 620 MB irons, three NEW Vokey SM10 wedges and a Scotty Cameron Newport putter, was the only player to card all four rounds in the 60’s, posting 16 under for the week at Northern Bear Golf Club. He hit 63% of his fairways (T10) and 76% of his greens (T13) in regulation. He averaged just 1.62 putts per GIR (2nd). What’s in the Bag? | Frederik Kjettrup Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1 Driver: TSR3 9.0° Irons: T200 3, T100 4-5 and 620 MB 6-PW Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM10 50.12F, 54.10S, 60.04T or 60.08M Putter: Scotty Cameron Newport Super Select KPGA TOUR | Bizplay-One the Club Open Hur Inhoi (Pro V1 Yellow) earned his sixth career KPGA title with a playoff victory. Inhoi shot a final round 6-under 65 to force extra holes with Titleist Brand Ambassador Jang Yubin , with both players posting 17 under. Inhoi made two birdies in the playoff, crowning him the champion. Titleist golf ball players swept the top-6 positions on the final leaderboard this week. KLPGA | Mona Yongpyong Open Hyunkyung Park (Pro V1) made it back-to-back wins on the KLPGA, earning her second victory in two weeks and her third of the 2024 season. After carding rounds of 67-67-69 (13 under) for the week, Park made birdie on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff to clinch the title. Eight of the top-11 finishers on the final leaderboard played a Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball. CHAMPION GAMES VOKEY WEDGES The winner of the Mona Yongpyong Open won for the second time in two weeks with two Vokeys in the bag: NEW SM10 52.08F and 58.10S wedges. LET | VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open Titleist Brand Ambassador Alice Hewson closed out her second LET victory in dramatic fashion, making eagle on No. 17 and birdie on No. 18 to post a Sunday 65 and force extra holes at 11 under. Another birdie on 18 in the playoff finished the job for Hewson, who now jumps to No. 5 in the LET Order of Merit. HEWSON’S MOVE TO PRO V1x In 2023, Hewson worked with the team at Titleist to dial in her golf ball model. She had previously been playing Pro V1 , but through a Tour level ball fitting, she found that the added spin and height from Pro V1x would give her more control and stopping power with her approach play. “It’s made such a big change to my game,” said Hewson last summer on her ball model change. Hewson also gamed a TSR2 driver, TSR2 fairway, TSR1 hybrid, blended set of T-Series irons and three New Vokey Design SM10 wedges. What’s in the Bag? | Alice Hewson Golf Ball : Titleist Pro V1x Driver: TSR2 10.0° Fairway Metal: TSR2 18.0° Hybrid: TSR1 20.0° Irons: T200 5-6 and T150 7-PW Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM10 50.08F, 56.10S, 60.04T AMATEUR | North & South Amateur The winner of the North & South Amateur defeated his opponent, 2&1 in the championship match. The champion, gaming a Pro V1 golf ball, TSR3 driver and fairway, blended set of T-Series irons and NEW Vokey SM10 wedges, advanced to match play after two rounds of stroke play (Round 1 at Pinehurst No. 8, Round 2 at Pinehurst No. 2). Five match victories around Pinehurst No. 2 saw him crowned champion. What’s in the Bag? | North & South Amateur champion Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1 Driver: TSR3 9.0° Fairway Metal: TSR3 15.0° Utility Iron: U•505 3 Irons: T200 4, T150 5, T100 6-PW Wedges : NEW Vokey Design SM10 50°, 54°, 58° AMATEUR | European Amateur Playing a Pro V1x golf ball, TSR3 driver, Vokey SM10 wedges and Scotty Cameron Phantom putter, the winner of the European Amateur made history in becoming the first American to win the event. The victory officially punches the champion’s ticket to the Open Championship in three weeks’ time at Royal Troon, which will be his first start in a professional event. The winner shot 9 under for the week at The Scandinavian Golf Club in Denmark and beat out two opponents in an all-Titleist golf ball playoff. What’s in the Bag? | European Amateur champion Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1x Driver: TSR3 9.0° Wedges: NEW Vokey Design SM10 52°, 56°, 62° Putter: Scotty Cameron Phantom 5.5 tour prototype ... #TeamTitleist

After 50 plus years of playing golf, Bob Whipple shot his first hole in one. This occurred on the 8th hole (playing 138 yards) at Shadowbrook Resort Golf Course on June 27th. This was accomplished using the Titleist “AP-3” 9 iron, and a Titleist AVX ball, which were pulled from his Titleist golf bag. Standing on the tee Bob and his Partner heard the ball hit the pin. The unknown result could have been either really good, or hit so hard that it took a bad bounced off the green. “As we approached the Green, there was no ball in sight. With great anticipation we walked up to the pin to find the shot had slammed dunk the hole.” www.titleist.com/.../xx6hm0gizhdsmoz8sraz www.titleist.com/.../wzb5oxwmpndx5tuiqrjo

Got my first ace using a pro v1 best golf ball out there 120 yard gap wedge it truly felt unreal i couldn’t believe it at first I hope everyone get to experience what I did www.titleist.com/.../ytpkveqbun5fjvx8uhar www.titleist.com/.../pmvoq3howyibkncpou30

While playing in a charity golf outing with close friends, I came to the 12th hole par 3 at Indian Hollow Lakes Golf Course in Grafton, Ohio and knocked in my first ever hole-in-one. It had rained that morning so everything was pretty soft, but the wind was calm and distance played true. The green was slightly below the tee box, and the pin was at the middle of the green. Tee to hole was ranged at 131 yards and I used my 8 iron to make sure I was on the long side with how soft the greens were. The ball landed about 5 feet beyond the hole, and spun back into the cup perfectly. No one in my group, including myself had ever witnessed an ace before, so needless to say we all went nuts! I was using a Titleist Tourspeed ball which flew so nicely. Such an unbelievable moment that I will never forget! www.titleist.com/.../qpmxmyymoly4zbeysrkj www.titleist.com/.../ilhzfa2q15u8znokyfd3

Mr. Brian McKenna invited me and my son Jackson (9yo) to play golf with him and his son Lachlan (9yo) at West Lake Country Club in Augusta, GA on June 29, 2024. The heavy rain started on hole #2 and we decided to keep playing through it and I’m sure glad we did. The rain continued to pour while we were on the tee box on #4. I played a little fade with my Titleist ProV1x Left Dash from 160 yards that landed two inches directly behind the hole and ended up right in the cup. I made the switch to this ball two weeks ago and doesn’t look like I’ll be switching anytime soon. The coolest part to me is I was able to make it in front of my 9 year old son - a memory that we will never forget. Moral of the story is to keep on trying and never give up . I’ve been close to making a hole-in-one many times in my 16 years playing golf, but the feeling is indescribable to have actually made my first hole-in-one! www.titleist.com/.../fhks8ysqghecgq72hgik www.titleist.com/.../ltiwlbgtqnjexdq5ahnq www.titleist.com/.../apaloqsodmemdgzrp3qd

Great overall round out, was just squeezing 9 holes in after work, was paired with a few guys I didn’t know. First 8 holes were solid, few mistakes, definitely feeling good. Coming to the 9th hole, I saw an uphill par 3 at 135 out(tuff pin placement, left to right entire green). Took the lead and grabbed my 9 iron. PUREEE shot, pin seeker. Landed 4 feet to the left of the flag, then rolled toward the hole (can’t see the actual hole due to the hill.). I’m not that guy. So after one of the guys I was with said hey man.. that might of went in, I laughed and said don’t get me excited like that. Took a walk up to the green after everyone hit. Didn’t see a ball on the green, grabbed a wedge thinking it was backside. Nope. I peaked in the hole for fun. IT WAS THERE! Went wild, bought rounds for the bar. Greatest golf feeling ever. What a sport! www.titleist.com/.../nt268vp3asybtzpuutup