Hi Clinton,

To ensure that you purchase authentic Titleist product, always buy from an authorized Titleist retailer.

Our products are primarily sold at golf courses, off course golf specialty shops and certain sporting goods stores. Authentic Titleist products should not be sold at flea markets.

In addition, authorized Titleist accounts are not permitted to sell new Titleist products on Internet auction websites. When you make purchases in these unauthorized locations, there is a much greater chance that the products offered are counterfeit.

To find an authorized retailer, please see our Golf Shop Locator.

Hi Mike,

I already bought the clubs. How can I check if they are real?

Hi Clinton,

I've included some tips below from our counterfeit notice page that may help you out. If you still have some questions, feel free to contact our brand protection team at ip@acushnetgolf.com. Thanks a lot.

- Mike

How to Spot Counterfeit Product

• If the deal is too good to be true, then it probably is.
• Be wary of any seller that requires payment by person to person money transfer, such as Western Union. These types of transfers are not traceable and counterfeiters often use them.
• Always check a seller’s feedback on auction sites.
• Try to compare the product that you are buying against authentic product. If there are any differences, even slight ones, it is most likely counterfeit. We do not sell “seconds” or “blems”, so there will not be different versions of our products in the marketplace.
• If you are in doubt, don’t buy the product.

If you would like to learn more about counterfeit golf product, please visit www.keepgolfreal.com. Please note that you will be leaving www.titleist.com.

Hi, check out the Japanese Titleist website. Apparently they're exclusively designed for the Japanese market,  so they are probably real.