Tons of great info, thanks!

The question box. Who do the questions go to? Like on ball flight, MOI, clubs. Is it like a forum or do the professionals see them?

Titleist learning center has a lot of great information on the technology of the clubs that you make and explaining the design elements that go into producing a great club. I like the articles on how the golf balls are made, but I'm curious on the difference/composition of the Pro V1x and Pro V1x left dash along with the performance attributes of each ball.

First look and it is AWESOME concept so far

Explaining technology through the fundamentals. Greater understanding of what you need to better your game.

After being notified via my email it took the time to research the lab... Impressive and valuable. To have access to a database like this will absolutely benefit us out here enjoying the journey. I look forward to diving deeper into the Lab.

Looks good. Lots of great content. Interesting to get more in depth explanations of the why things are or relate. Looking forward to more.

Watched so many of these videos! Keep them coming please.

Good information so far. Are there recommended workouts on the forums (flexibility and distance)? Practice routines? Bunker shots? Training aids (rankings, etc)! just a few ideas of interesting topics.

Really liked how the information was presented. Short simple articles allowed me to get through several topics quickly.

I love seeing the deeper dive into a lot of these facets...it's like an encyclopedia for a lot of things golf. From the technology aspect to the behind the scenes (e.g., how it's made), I think it is a fantastic resource!

Great idea, but I would like to see the layout change a bit to make things hang together better. I would do a side-by-side frame setup where you leave all links and navigation either on the top above the side by side frames, or in the right-hand frame.

I would like the have a question part, stay in its frame and not scroll with the article on the left.

It would be cool to allow me to bookmark areas that I wanted to go back to late, and I would add a Bookmarks section so I could see a list of pages I bookmarked. Have a toggle to remove bookmarks in the list as well. Some designation that I have previously visited a page would also be nice.

Your navigation breadcrumbs only seem to go to the first navigation off of the main, and the second navigation eliminates the breadcrumbs - they are a nice way to get back to where you were previously

There is tons of information here, but the navigation and presentation is all jumbled with different styles. It will take a while to make all the pages consistent. I think the navigation and presentation is as important as the content, because if you can not find the information people will not use the site and it will not matter what is presented. Great start and fantastic idea to put this out for comments from users

Your regular site navigation is pretty good, but I would leave teh Logo and top navigation bar at the top and scroll the page underneath that - giving up two lines of screen real estate is OK for being able to navigate quickly without having to scroll to the top or hit the back arrow.

Thanks for asking!

Love the info! Keep it coming.

I love this. The information is helpful and insightful. Please keep it going.

I have taken some time to review almost all of the topics. It is absolutely amazing how Titleist has managed to cover so many of the various topics related to the dynamics of a swing through to the technology behind the balls and the clubs and the inerraction of all of those categories. Very impressive. I have a feeling I will need to go back and review a number of these things over again. It certainly makes it easier to be able to understand the depth of information involved in getting fit for a proper set of clubs :)
Thanks to the Team at Titleist for putting this all together !

With the proliferation of new wedges and grinds it is helpful to the occasional golfer to get a better understanding of how they all play and how best to utilize them. Thanks for providing some insight into that as it relates to Vokey.