Titleist on No Laying Up - Golf Podcast

One piece of equipment you might see this week more than others, that's utility irons. Lots of players are going to be opting for a utility over the high lofted fairway or hybrid this week at Birktale. It's going to typically produce a lower, flatter trajectory. They can flight down, control into the wind a bit more. This is where fitting comes into play. All right. This is where it's one of the hardest spots in the bag to figure out for yourself, whether or not What do you want between your woods and the last iron in your bag? What's the descent angle going to be on your four iron? That's the importance of going to somewhere like Titles.com and finding a fitter near you. They won't even let us just guess on that. They want us fit into stuff to fill out that part of our bag to make sure we are understanding things that we wouldn't think to look in on our own. And that's, uh, you know, that kind of goes throughout the bag and wherever your, your transition is from, from the iron into the woods or to a different set of, you know, different sets between irons and things like that. So, so there might be no better feeling than a well-struck U-boat. running on Lynx Golf, it's a joy to watch that ball scamper. I have a question. Sorry, are we finished with the title? No, 60% of the utilities played on the PGA Tour this season have been a Titleist. They've got a couple great options you can get fit for. There's the T250U. That comes in a 2-3 or 4-iron build. It features a really clean profile, compact. Then you've got the U505, which has a slightly larger profile than the 250U. It gives you higher launch, With more forgiveness, it comes in a one, two, three, or four iron build. No matter what, just go get fit. If you don't end up in a utility, it's helpful to get that top end of your bag dialed. Titleist.com to find a fitting near you.