that looks fake I would call titleist

The middle photo, i don't know. The bottom looks good but why would they have different font size?

My last few serial numbers now look like the laser burned serial numbers in the bottom photo. There is a "contact" in the bottom of these web pages. Check with Titleist about the etched numbers.
If not from Titleist, wow, that was quick getting to market. And if you paid less than $130 a club, the odds go up dramatically on being counterfeit. First rule, if the price is too good to be true, it won't be. Good luck on finding them to be genuine.

I have/had similar concerns with my SM6 wedges I recently purchased. I honestly have no idea. But I can say I hit them and I like the feel and everything about them so authentic or not authentic if you can’t tell by hitting them I would say it shouldn’t matter.

If you look closely at the SM7 on page 39 in the Titleist Custom Options Brochure (find it under the Clubs portion of the site), you'll see an example with a serial number that looks very much like the one shown in the middle image. The wedges can be purchased with a variety of shafts (the S200 is the standard, stock shaft). From what I saw there, the standard Vokey grip is a Vokey Tour Velvet Black with no cord in them. I have SM6s from Vokey WedgeWorks with Nippon Pro 970 shafts and the Vokey Tour Velvet Black grips. My serial numbers are the same as those in the lower image above. If still unsure, then call Titleist and inquire as suggested above.

In the middle photo, if you look at that slanted etched design at the top of the neck of the club head, it doesn't look right and perhaps not in the proper place. I would call Titleist.

My SM7's came direct from Titleist ordered through my local pro and they don't have any serial numbers.

Sorry my mistake mine do have serial numbers

If I remember correctly Titleist and other manufacturers are no longer verifying serial numbers as the counterfeits have been known for using real serial numbers from legit clubs. Some clubs don't have serial numbers as well. I would buy from a certified retailer, would avoid eBay.

i got my set from a titleist dealer in the florida USA and with serial numbers on them and titleist UK said they are counterfeit club how is this?

i got my set from a titleist dealer in the florida USA and with serial numbers on them and titleist UK said they are counterfeit club how is this?

When you purchase on eBay or Amazon, beware. Purchase from Titleist Certified dealers only. They generally do not sell on those sites.

i got them from a titleist shop but i think the ones sold in the US can not be registered or sold in the EU
and all titleist clubs sold in the EU can not be registered or sold in the US or titleist will call them counterfeit

i got them from a titleist shop but i think the ones sold in the US can not be registered or sold in the EU
and all titleist clubs sold in the EU can not be registered or sold in the US or titleist will call them counterfeit

i got them from a titleist shop but i think the ones sold in the US can not be registered or sold in the EU
and all titleist clubs sold in the EU can not be registered or sold in the US or titleist will call them counterfeit

Think I would contact the folks who are in the know at customer service:

(800) 225-8500