Titleist is pleased to announce the launch of Vokey.com, a new website dedicated to the Vokey wedge enthusiast. This new site aims to provide wedge enthusiasts with a place to find information, updates and news on Bob Vokey, Vokey Design wedge products, wedge use by Titleist Tour players and wedge technology. Vokey.com will also feature two web stores: Vokey Store, featuring limited quantities of Vokey gear including headwear, clothing and accessories, and Wedge Works, offering small quantities of limited release wedges inspired by Bob’s work on the worldwide professional tours.
Click on the video player below to hear what Voke has to say about the work he’s put into his TVD wedges.
May 7th, 2008
It’s been awhile since we’ve heard from Voke, but he’s back on Tour this week at TPC Sawgrass helping the pros get ready for The Players. Voke’s been busy in Carlsbad getting ready to launch his new website as well as tending to his normal duties in the Titleist Tour Department. Check out the image below for a preview of what the new site is going to look like. Stay tuned for more details soon.
May 7th, 2008
Titleist ambassador Jason Bohn is healthy again and back in contention on the PGA TOUR. Bohn finished sixth at the Verizon Heritage two weeks ago and stands at T3 at this week’s Wachovia Championship following a first round 4-under par 68. In a wide-ranging exclusive interview for our Direct from the Tour feature, Jason discusses the frustration of being injured, the naming of his new son (Cameron) and his switch to a new Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport putter that helped him finish second in Putts Per Greens in Regulation after the first round.
Jason Bohn
May 2nd, 2008
We came across a great article from Jim McCabe at GolfBrief.com that offers some thoughtful perspective on the accomplishments of Titleist ambassador Adam Scott. Click the following link to read the full article:
http://www.golfbrief.com/articles/1090/1/Donat-doubt-Scott/Page1.html
April 30th, 2008
Titleist ambassador Adam Scott captured his sixth career PGA Tournament title with a dramatic playoff victory at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship. He converted a 9-foot birdie putt on the final hole of regulation to force a playoff, then drained a 48-foot birdie putt that traveled over two ridges on the third extra hole for the win. Adam finished regulation at 7-under 273, then parred the first two playoff holes before draining the roller coaster putt.
Trusting his Titleist equipment from tee-to-green, Scott finished among the Top 10 in Driving Distance (7th/302.6), Putts Per GIR (9th/1.696) and Greens in Regulation (T9/63.9). Sunday’s win marks the 14th of Adam’s career as a professional, including his second of the year. He captured the Qatar Masters on the PGA European Tour in January after firing a final round 11-under 61. He has finished among the top 25 in each of the five PGA TOUR events he has completed this season. He was forced to withdraw from the Shell Houston Open after owning the first round lead with a 63.
Titleist was the most played golf ball at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship with 107 players, more than five times the nearest competitor with 21. In fact, 9 of the 12 players who finished among the top 7 and ties trusted Titleist golf balls for their success. The victory was the 11th by a Titleist golf ball player on the 2008 PGA TOUR, more than twice the nearest competitor. In addition, Titleist was field favorite in irons sets (41), wedges (155) and putters (58), and second in drivers (42).
Be sure to click on the video player below to hear what Adam had to say after his thrilling playoff win.
April 28th, 2008
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