Fabia999
Active member
Hi,
Rick Shiels has recently released a video regarding the new Titleist and Ping drivers.
In the video, he talks about how Titleist have released two drivers around 10 months ago and have now announced they are adding two more to the 'family' (ts1 and ts4). He explains that if you have recently been fitted to a ts2 or ts3 you might have missed out on your max performance that could have came from the ts1 or ts4. So you've now spent £450 on a driver that isn't the best for you. Instead should companies announce whats coming out so golfers can make a decision whether to wait?
I understand that they run a business and if they stagger release the new drivers it might add up more sales or even people quickly swapping to the new club (extra £450)
*Note* I might not have explained this fully.
What are your thoughts on that subject?
Rick Shiels has recently released a video regarding the new Titleist and Ping drivers.
In the video, he talks about how Titleist have released two drivers around 10 months ago and have now announced they are adding two more to the 'family' (ts1 and ts4). He explains that if you have recently been fitted to a ts2 or ts3 you might have missed out on your max performance that could have came from the ts1 or ts4. So you've now spent £450 on a driver that isn't the best for you. Instead should companies announce whats coming out so golfers can make a decision whether to wait?
I understand that they run a business and if they stagger release the new drivers it might add up more sales or even people quickly swapping to the new club (extra £450)
*Note* I might not have explained this fully.
What are your thoughts on that subject?