Ex Canadian army Medic, retired small business owner, with long winters to drool over the newest Titleist late season releases.

Hi Michael:

My collar has changed color over the years, lots of blue but currently white. No service but I was raised with the same ethos, Grandfather Annapolis grad, Uncle and Niece Navy, Brother-in-Law Navy, Dad Air Force.

Currently work for a company that supplies a lot of hearing protection to the DOD. Started working 49 years ago with a paper route, hope to only work a few more.

Experimental Quality Assurance on New Programs. Been in the Aircraft Industry with 1 company for 31 years as of today.

Played Junior golf at age 10 & high school golf all 4 years & never looked back..

Retirement is looking to be 4 1/2 years away, maybe 5 1/2 years away.....

DM

Retired at the age of 65 in 2011. Air Force veteran, 1965-1971, served in Europe and stateside. Spent eighteen years working in the private sector in management, prior to working for the state of South Carolina for 21 years working with disabled veterans, facilitating workshops at local military installations and coordinating local/state/federal veterans programs. Have been employed as a temporary seasonal employee with a golf apparel and shoe company for almost five years. I have a great deal of respect for the products that Acushnet provides its customers and do my share by wearing their apparel, shoes and playing their equipment. Enjoy attending the TT invitationals when health allows me to play the courses. Have developed some great friendships.

Who are we? We are Team Titleist!!!!

Blue Collar telecommunications
Titleist Junkie
North of 60
Always trying to improve

I too am Blue collar, 31 year tool maker and toolroom supervisor the past 4 years. Love to play the game for fun an I am slowly converting my Son to Titleist, in fact I bought him a TT flat bill from the last TT order and he loved it. I also made him an official TT member by giving him the sticker for his car...lol

Retired Ironworker, 40 years in NYC. Also spent 4 years in the U.S. Navy.

Retired MARINE , living in North Carolna , but a Buckeye at heart

Semper FI

Restaurant supervisor, honorary plumber when my dad needs a hand, part time drywall estimating student co-op, laborer on the weekend and full time architecture student. Golf isn't cheap for a 19 year old who is especially obsessed with having the best gear he can get his hands on, so I'm putting on as many collars as I can!

Can confirm Titleist through out, minus the putter but believe me the scotty is on it's way.

Ottawa, Canada

Correction Officer. New York

Comstock?

Titleist, Vokey, Scotty Cameron, Fooyjoy and newly discovered Footjoy 1857 throughout with the exception of my Glub Glove iron covers.

I’m a Funeral Director, Embalmer and Crematory Manager.

Writer/Art director in the film & television industry.

33 years in media sales, mostly newspaper advertising.Got laid off in 2016 and caddied all summer (I turned 60 that summer).Best summer since my college days.

Currently working the counter at a well known plumbing/heating supper in the Northeast.

At 64, still carry a single digit cap.

Retired Auto Worker, Married 45 years, 3 children, 5 soon to be 6 grand children and living in Tennessee. All Titleist!

20 plus years working in Telecom as fiber optic technican .All Titleist

Okay, I'll play along. What the heck.

First 25 yr White Collar career: Advertising, Marketing and Corporate Communications Art Director/Designer/
Copywriter/Creative DIrector

Next 15 yr Blue Collar career: Charter Yacht Captain in the Virgin Islands/Yacht Restoration Company Owner (Yeah, you read that right. I needed a timeout!)

Presently: Back to White Collar (though I mostly wear golf polos these days working from my home office) practicing at my first area of expertise again as a Freelance Copywriter and Creative Consultant/Book Author

Titleist and Footjoy Loyalist

Am on the golf course nearly everyday, practicing, playing or both. (As long as any injuries I have allow it....and I have plenty at my age.)

Now in my mid-60s, but hanging tough with a mid-single digit index. It ain't getting any easier, though!

Charter Captain in the Virgin Islands sounds pretty nice right now!

Retired after 30 years in law enforcement, than 16 years in the golf industry.

29 years in the UK Fire Service, retire next year.

Blue collar, landscape company owner. My grandpa and dad taught me this beautiful game 30+ years ago. Never have a bad day on the course and always cherish the times I get to play with my dad. My daughter has joined in the fun and my son is chomping at the bit!

Living in Alberta. 28 years and 17 days retired RCMP member. After retirement worked on grounds crew at very nice private course ( free golf). First set of golf clubs were Auchnet and have been Titleist thru and thru since.