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Y ou can almost set your watch by it. Every two years, Titleist and Ping, companies that truly embrace the traditions of the game while recognizing the advances of technology, unleash their latest drivers. And given the connection both companies have with the history of the sport, and the fact that they have a strong sense of what their cus- tomers want, neither company usually strays too far. at means no white drivers, no square drivers and a more conservative approach to the development of their drivers and fairway woods. at is, until this year. While the names are predictable—Ping follows its hugely successful G25 with the G30 and Titleist moves forward from the 913 series with the 915—that's where the predictability stops. Ping's latest comes with "turbulators," while Titleist introduces consumers to the "active re- coil channel." And both drivers are winning fans right out of the gate. Trusty Titleist and predictable Ping break the mold with their latest drivers By Robert ompson 15  | FALL 2014 >>

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