714 AP1 irons 4-P wedge when they were released.... still use Titleist.. actually GT2 Driver and Fairways, T 250 irons, Vokey SM 10 wedges and Scott Cameron Newport 2 milled Putter

1993 DCI Gold, 3-PW

Still have them and played a simulator round with them last week (after seeing this thread). Amazing how they still hold up.

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I had played both cally and png irons since starting playing golf at the age of 22.
Then a friend and assistant Pro said I should try the set of AP2’s he was getting rid of. Being a lefty optima like that were few and far between, so I said sure I’ll give them a go.
I absolutely loved them. I loved the soft feeling of the forge head, having never played forged previously. I was hooked and have never looked back since.
Then back around 18 months ago, I purchased a set of T150’s 5-GW, a 4 iron U505 and the same head Pro gave me a U510 2 iron to try. Oh and I purchased 54 and 60 degree SM10’s, which I love. Along with my Scotty Del Mar

During the summer before my senior year in high school, my Dad bought me my first set of Pro line clubs. For $250 I got a set of AC108s, four woods and nine irons! The woods were absolutely beautiful and the irons were so forgiving. I was already using a Bullseye putter. I was all-conference my senior year using my Titleist clubs!! I still have that set and have often thought about taking them out on the course today.

My earliest memory of using a Titleist club was when I was 14 years old. I happened to be golfing with my dad and uncle. I was not the straightest shooter off the tee (still accurate today). My dad had earlier in the year bought a 1 iron tour model 821. He found it very difficult to lift the ball flight off the tee. One hole he was probably a little frustrated looking for my golf balls that day. He turned to me and said why don’t I just hit his 1 iron off the tee and see if that helps. Well for whatever reason that first swing I hit a great shot straight down the middle with distance. From that shot on that 1 iron became mine, and was in my bag going forward for probably 6 years. I do still miss that 1 iron.

Titleist DT Wound Ball in the 80's then progressed to Titleist Balata
First Titleist Clubs were DCI 990 Irons 2-PW
First Wood was a 975D

I started golfing when I was young, and like so many others, Tiger Woods was the player I idolized. I was always fascinated by his putter the clean lines, the sleek design, and especially those signature white dots on the back. I didn’t know much about the brand at the time, I just knew that putter had something special.
The day before my first competitive tournament, my dad surprised me with a Scotty Cameron TEi3 Newport the exact model I had admired for years. I’ll never forget that moment. It wasn’t just a gift, it felt like a piece of the game I loved suddenly became mine.
Now, more than 20 years later, that TEi3 is still my favorite putter, no matter how many other Scottys I’ve collected since. Nothing else quite compares to it.