For those that want sexy and the newest name, there are a couple of more retail oriented OEMs that encourage pre-ordering to be first on the block. And you can get a new model every year. I can’t compensate well for an ill fit club. Quality fitters from TT events to Premier sites to Manchester Lane and TPI Oceanside help me get the most from my equipment for me. I’ve tried them all with success. Much better than retail outlets promoting inventory on hand. Nothing in my bag is exotic or standard floor models. Titleist offers no upcharge equipment that works for me, if not for the “average” golfer.
With all ships rising in the post-COVID/supply debacle costs, ($600 drivers now the new norm), taking the time to find a qualified fitter that is focused on you and not the sale is the best protection against an expensive mistake.

I had my fitting on Tuesday with Joey and it was an amazing experience from the minute we pulled up to the gate to the minute we left the facility. I've been fitted for irons before but this was my first time doing a full bag fitting and I was blown away by the magic Joey was able to pull off. As long as I do my part with the swing I'm more confident than ever that the ball will end up in play. I can't wait for my new clubs to show up!

Jonathan - I couldn’t agree more. I did my fitting at TPI in March and have noticed improvement from driver through wedges. I’ve come to the realization that all fittings from now on will be done at either TPI or at a Titleist fitting experience.