Definitely my irons. I absolutely LOVE my miz MP64's, however they are over 11 years old and are becoming less forgiving with each year that passes. With 5 kids, my practice and playing time has greatly decreased- so I am hoping to give the t100s a whirl this offseason and see if they can help!!

I have added the new GT Driver and 5 wood to go along with my TRS + mini-driver, so now I have realized that a 7 wood is in my near future.

I voted for driver. I probabably need both, a driver and a 56.10S Vokey. My TSi3 and SM9 could use an upgrade.

I still love my SM9s, but am due for an upgrade.

Didn’t include hybrids. I am waiting for the GT-1 driver to compare to the GT-2 driver for the best solution. Like those waiting for the hybrids due in the spring.

Has to be my wedges.

There really should be an "I'm good" category. Loving my GT Driver/Fairway, my T150s and my SM10 wedges. Been very happy with my putter for several years ... really feel good about the contents of the bag - to the point that may be it is really only the bag that needs a refresh!

I selected driver, even though I am still pleased with the performance of my TSr3. It may be a shaft issue, but this past year, I seem to be getting shorter with most shots. Guess age does that to you.

putt for dough!!!!!!!!

For me, 100% always the driver. Tee box sets the tone for the whole and I want the best possible advantage to set me up well for my 2nd shot. I want to feel confident and accurate on the tee box.

Has to be putter. Hitting the ball well, but too many 3 putts.

I would upgrade irons no hesitation

I'm playing Vokey 52 before the SM models even came out I think it's from 2007 also my 56 is an SM7 and 60 also an SM7. All getting upgraded in the spring. I need Titleist to come out with an SM11 model so I can get the SM10s at a discount. Come on Vokey you can do it

I would definitely look for an upgrade on a driver. I have a torn rotator cuff that I have been dealing with for a couple years. I am what I would consider an older golfer, 53 years old and not inclined to opt for surgery. As a younger player, I grew up playing on a course that had narrow fairways, lined with trees, so I guess I just learned to hit or play a relatively straight ball. The driver was always my go to club, and never hesitated to pull it on pretty much any tee box.

After finding out that I had a tear, I lost the confidence hitting it, as I didn't want to cause any more damage. Slowly I have worked back into hitting the driver, but certainly not as often, and definitely not as consistent. My misses are both left and right. About two months ago, I was fortunate to play with a Titleist certified pro and he recommended trying a 2-wood with a shorter shaft that might allow me to get through the ball a bit easier, but also having a shorter shaft might be less stress on my shoulder.

I have not yet seen a 2-wood, or now how to go about trying to test or swing one, but given his experience and expertise, that would be the club I would definitely like to upgrade in my bag.

Love my 718 AP2's but wonder what differences the new T series line up would offer. Cheers

Golf Bag that is light functional, beautiful and prsentful.

Looking at a new set of irons. Want a forged iron set. Trying to decide on the right Titleist set. 770, 790 just trying to decide on the best set but cannot hit the ball like I did years ago... not yet.
I am a senior golfer, age 72, and played competitive golf in the 70's and 80's before working on my business career. Just retired and playing golf again.

I have a whole bag of Titleist clubs that I was fit for at Manchester Lane. But my driver is a TS2. Ai'd love to add the new driver to my Titleist bag!!
Play Well,
Steve S.

If I could upgrade any of my golf equipment it would be my fairway woods.
I would upgrade from the TM that I currently have to the new Titleist GT fairways, 3 wood, 5 wood and 7 wood. I have hit the new GT’s and I love rhem.

Wedges all day every day? They take the most beating, a fresh wedge makes the largest difference, and I am in desperate need for a full fitting to know exactly which wedges I need and to finally play fresh grooves!
Next year I plan on doing a fitting and will likely not even be fit for, nor purchase any driver/fairway woods. This season I’ve just moved up a tee box to offset those clubs and have found a ton of enjoyment in the game! I would like to be fit for a driving (T200 Utility) 3 iron and talk with a fitter about hybrids (mentally not wanting them but I am curious what are the best tools for my bag).