Hybrids are popular these days, but what about utility clubs? Titleist is offering new utility irons called the 716 T-MB utility irons, precisely engineered clubs made of high density tungsten to ...

In golf, everything (or at least something) old is new again. You’d be hard-pressed to come up with a better example of that ...

Titleist unveiled its latest line with a series of 716 irons. It includes the AP1, AP2, CB, MB and T-MB versions. Here’s a look at each one, as well as the new 816H1 and H2 hybrids, and what the ...

Titleist’s largest and most true game-improvement ... While very limited changes were made from the 716 MB, a straighter line muscle further refines the weighting to more precisely locate ...

The Titleist MB is always a challenge to improve upon. Titleist focused on optimizing the MB’s playability and aesthetic qualities. The MB is designed to get in and out of the turf easily and ...

Designed for highly skilled players, the Titleist CB and MB irons have been a favorite of elite professional and amateur players since the clubs were introduced in 2009. Which has created something of ...

Titleist announced today that its TOUR reps and golf club R&D team will be on site at Pebble Beach fitting players into new 620 MB, 620 CB and T100 irons ahead of the 2019 U.S. Open, and getting ...

Titleist MB 712 (True Temper Project X 6.5 shafts) 46-Degree Wedge: Titleist Vokey Design SM4 Oil Can finish (True Temper Project X 6.5 shaft) 54-Degree Wedge: Titleist Vokey Design SM4 Oil Can ...

Titleist has officially launched its T-series (T100, T200 and T300), 620 MB and 620 CB irons to the public, after recently launching its new U500 and U510 irons), as well as its TS hybrids.

For the purists and the shotmakers, the new Titleist 620 CB and MB irons carry on Titleist’s legacy of delivering tour-proven shot control and unmatched feel in precise cavity back and muscle back ...

So, too, for the 716 CB (1,200), the 716 MB ($1,100) and the T-MB ($200 per club in steel/$225 in graphite, or $1,600 for a full set, only through Titleist’s MOTO program).