New Pro V1  or new Pro V1x, which one should you play? Join Titleist staff member Michael Breed, one of the nation’s top ranked instructors and Frederick Waddell, senior product manager for Titleist golf balls, as they move from green to tee, testing the…

A hallmark of many great golfers is how easy they make it look. When they take the club back from the ball, they seem unhurried, almost casual. They glide through transition and it appears as if the club is simply responding to gravity as it returns…

The Bump & Run Shot

“The most common pitfalls I see when people try to chip are positioning the ball too far back in the stance and leaning the handle too far forward. This essentially turns the leading edge of your club into a little shovel that…

We would all agree that the best players in the world share the common trait of being very consistent. On most shots, the golf ball does just what they ask of it and even when they do miss, they don't miss by much.

That kind of consistency is something…

In golf, playing away from danger is often the best course of action. But we've all been there, despite our best-laid plans – short-sided, tough lie, trouble short, trouble long, no margin for error. Some of us will take our medicine, get back into play…

Titleist staff member Cameron McCormick

Skills Over Style

I started to coach the way I learned to play the game, which was very methodical and very mechanical. I wasn't very good as a coach very early on because I prioritized form over function. And…

One of our favorite Team Titleist events last year was the exclusive short game experience we hosted with Layne Savoie and Dr. Rob Neal, the founders of WedgeCraft. The TT members who joined us at the Manchester Lane Test Facility were given a master…

One of the more frustrating things about golf is how fleeting success can be. We've all been on the roller coaster. You play a great round on Saturday, certain that you've unlocked all of golf's deepest secrets. You tee it up again on Sunday and can…

Back in September, Titleist Staff Professional Trillium Rose provided some great swing keys to help you play well during the fall. When she spoke with us, Trillium emphasized that fall golf should be all about playing, enjoying the final rounds of the…

If your long game begins and ends with the driver, you're leaving some great opportunities to score on the table. Knowing how to use a few other clubs in your long game toolbox – fairway metals and hybrids – will help you to find more fairways on narrow…

You may think that working the ball, curving and shaping shots on command is something that only highly skilled players need to worry about. Simply hitting the ball straight is ambitious enough, right? But as Titleist Staff member Tom Patri notes in…

It's hard to believe, but this upcoming weekend will mark the last gasp of summer for us here in the Northern hemisphere. Fall officially begins on Monday, September 23rd and if you're like me, that news brings a twinge of panic, as you try to calculate…

Links Style Bank Shot

The dog days of summer are here. Sun-baked fairways can do wonders for driving distance, but firmer, faster conditions can also present a whole new set of unexpected challenges.

Consider, for example, the case in which you short…

Heading into this week's Open Championship, a hot topic of conversation has been the Stinger shot. Controlling the golf ball in the wind is always a focal point around Open week, but our Team Titleist colleagues in the U.K. are saying that at Royal Portrush…

It's U.S. Open week and to help celebrate the 119th edition of our National Championship, we're happy to present some exclusive golf instruction, all related to the unique challenges players will face at Pebble Beach Golf Links, which is hosting the…

It's U.S. Open week and to help celebrate the 119th edition of our National Championship, we're happy to present some exclusive golf instruction, all related to the unique challenges players will face at Pebble Beach Golf Links, which is hosting the…

It's U.S. Open week and to help celebrate the 119th edition of our National Championship, we're happy to present some exclusive golf instruction, all related to the unique challenges players will face at Pebble Beach Golf Links, which is hosting the…

Distance off the tee will certainly be an advantage for players this weekend at the PGA Championship. But hitting it miles won't mean a thing if those drives are long and crooked. At Bethpage Black, the second cut of rough is so thick that just getting…

The first round of the 2019 PGA Championship is in the books. Given the difficulty of Bethpage, there were some surprises on Day 1 — most notably from the current leader, who navigated his Pro V1 golf ball masterfully around The Black Course and…

Titleist Brand Ambassador Max Homa won the long drive competition, an annual practice round tradition at the PGA Championship, with a 318-yard bomb on No. 16 at Bethpage Black. Max generates amazing clubhead speed with his TS4 driver that translates…

This week at the PGA Championship, the golf course is a big part of the story. Bethpage Black is a massive, difficult track that will present a true test to the eventual winner.

One key to playing well at Bethpage that may not be talked about enough…

Putting is a critical skill at The Masters and if you're playing any course with fast, undulated greens, you'll need to putt with creativity and touch.

As Titleist staff member Corey Lundberg explains, great putting is a combination of perceptive…

Firethorn, the 530-yard, par-5 15th hole at Augusta National has seen its share of drama in Masters history. In fact, the shot that put The Masters on the map — the famous albatross nicknamed “the shot heard ‘round the world” — was pulled off by Gene…

To win at The Masters, you have to win on the greens. The putting surfaces at Augusta National are like no others — severely undulated and glassy, but as true and fair as any greens on earth.

Success on the greens at The Masters begins with proper…

When we first start playing golf, bunker play can be a big challenge. Opening the club face feels foreign and the idea of intentionally hitting behind the ball is strange. In the early going, it's an accomplishment to just get the ball out of the sand…