Are you 15 years or a 15 handicap?

Interest in getting fit keeps increasing every year, simply because it works best for the average golfer. Average golfers all need different setups, and the stock sets only really work for a small percentage of golfers.

The T-300 is a very forgiving, short of a golfer with a serious slice. Only an instructor can fix that. If there is a golf course pro shop that does Titleist fittings, go there. You can find golf shops for fittings on the Fitting tab on this web site. Don't assume you get a better price online that at a pro shop. Titleist protects pro shops by requiring retail shops to charge the same price. Titleist has a multitude of shafts that can be ordered as the same price as the stock sets. All else equal, custom orders cost no more than a stock set. Most pro shops will waive the fitting fee with a purchase of at least 6 irons.

While on the fitting page, if you can find a "Titleist Thursday" location within an hour of you, consider getting scheduled there.

I have the t300 set and love them. The ball flies further than previous sets even after accounting for the move all club makers have toward changing the lie angle and calling it something different. My 5 iron in the t300 set has the lie angle my 4 iron had in my previous set. Basically all clubs moved up. BUT, I hit my new 5 iron 10-15 yards further than I hit my old 4 and with better ball flight.

Very nice irons. I got 5 thru the 53 degree