A few that I think would be great:
1. A day in the life of Bob Vokey
2. Behind the Scene stories of Titleist Pros during filming commercials
3. Mini tour of the Titleist club archives at headquarters
4. Timeline video of a pro getting fitted all the way till the club is in their hands
5. Behind the Scene action of the equipment reps during a tour event

Dream Video = Bob Vokey, Scotty Cameron and Butch Harmon round table discussion of stories from working with the pros.

What is the biggest difference when club fitting amateurs and professionals? Is there a difference when fitting a 20 handicapper and single digit handicapper? What is the single most important factor in club fitting, shaft, loft and lie, etc.?

Based on the varying conditions week in and out on your. What’s the process in wedge fitting in regards to changing the tour players bounce? Do they usually alter their highest lofted wedge or through all their wedges?

Thanks

Brent

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I would like a video on why the ProV1 is not the best ball for all golfers. It has higher spin so you may slice or hook more and things along those lines. If it was the best for all then there would not be a whole line of balls for sale.

What's a really unique story you might have about one or more of the tour players that you have fit for clubs or balls or both? Thanks, Don.

1. Behind the scenes in the golf club industry focusing on quality / quality control / acceptable tolerances. Could be on the topic of balls, irons, shafts, etc. Is there a noticeable dividing line between brands when it comes to quality?

2. The technology, R&D that goes into new versions. Pick a concept, show how long it takes and what is involved to go from idea to prototype to testing to getting to market.

How can Golf Ball Fitting or Golf Club Fitting help me hit the ball straighter?

What's the best advice for an amateur getting fitted?
Toughest club to fit for an amateur?

I'd like to know how often (ie: how many rounds) professional golfers wear out/switch their wedges.

Life on tour would be cool, like an in depth look at what the Titleist reps do on the tour trucks to dial in the pros equipment. Maybe a look at what they do as amateur players during the week, like what courses they play near the tournament in down time or what to do to pass the time.

Titleist Fitting Process in person vs online selector tool

I'd also like to see a behind the scenes docu of tour players, kind of like the 24/7 HBO series on NHL's Winter Classic.

I would love to see more on course fittings with tour pros. Similar to JT's fitting with the previous model PRO V1, I thought it was insightful to hear the ball development team/specialist interact with a tour pro. If we could do more of these types of videos but with Driver, Fairway, Utility, Iron, etc to hear more about what tour pros are looking for and how finely they tune their specs. Especially when it comes to shaft options (for amateurs seems very overwhelming), it seems like they are much more dialed into all angles of club selection and tuning.

Wedge fitting to the various turf conditions.

When is the proper time to re-grip/re-grove clubs?

I would really like to see videos that are longer format and dig in deeper on various aspects of the game from a broader practice and strategy point of view or even the mental side of the game. There are a lot of 2/3 min quick videos out there, but full 30/60 min episodes with your pros like Justin Thomas or others like Golf Digest did with Tiger or even other pros that can help the normal golfers break 80 or get to scratch would be amazing! I feel all the swing advice is so varied from person to person that it doesn’t help most people and confuses them more than anything.

“Skills, strategies, and drills” by Titleist could be the series. Thanks!!

Some insight on why pros switch to the newest technology in some clubs but not others ex: pro switches to a new TSI driver but not in any fairway metals.

I think the subject of wedge grinds and bounce is often overlooked by many amateurs when choosing wedges. An in depth tutorial of what a specific grind can add to someone's game would be interesting. And also how different course conditions can dictate how much bounce you might need.

More attention needs to go into balls fitting. I see so many players who are average and below playing tour style golf balls thinking the ball is going to lower their scores because "that's what the guys on tour use" when that simply isn't the case. Seeing as the ball plays a pretty big role in the game, quality education on ball selection would serve an endless amount of amateurs!

Golf ball design and engineering, considering the ball can only travel a predetermined distance. Amazing they can improve the design every two years.