So long as the goal of the events are understood. They are to foster comradery and share new announced Titleist developments. These are not hard fought battles to win. Just an event to share with 79 of your friends. All skill levels are welcome. Just as likely to be paired with a 15 handicap as a 1.5 handicap.

We have had them attend as guest speakers and to do clinics but not as regular paying attendees.

The TT events are for it's members. If you are a member, then you can attend at your expense. We are about fellowship, having fun, Titleist products and playing great courses. Most on here have handicaps ranging from scratch to very high. Welcome aboard. Just make sure that your profile is completed 100% and that you have an interest in Titleist equipment. Afterall we are Titleist loyalists.

To add some clarity, no professional Tour players enter. There are some golf professionals that are involved with running a pro shop or club building, etc. that have. More reasons to not participate as a Tour professional, even at the lowest levels, than to sign up for fun rounds with mostly double digit weekend warriors.

I don't believe there are any restrictions. Most TT events are more social than competitive. There are awards for long drives and close to the pin. I attended one TT event that had a blind draw, so you didn't know how you fared until the end of the event.