Titlest Drivers and Woods

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Matt B — Sun, 15 Mar 2020 10:01:22 GMT

I demoed both the TS3 & the TM Sim driver, got similar numbers from both with tighter dispersion from TS3. I bought the TS3 9.5 driver now looking at the TS3 fairway to replace my 915 fd 3 wood

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Larry D. — Sat, 14 Mar 2020 20:56:43 GMT

Back in the day I was fitted at Titleist into a 910D3. Still one of the best drivers I’ve ever owned. I switched to a TM driver (promise of more speed and MOI) and driving went downhill. Then had a Cally Rogue driver (again thinking more MOI). No improvement. So I went to get fitted again and ended up in TS4. I’m not a high spin player, but I just find it easier to return the face square. It looks great too, reminds me of the 910D3. I’ll never buy a driver again without getting custom fit.

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RHelgeson — Sat, 07 Mar 2020 04:54:29 GMT

Greetings! I just purchased my first set of Titleist Irons - 300. Worked with my swing instructor over the last 2 months trying all the irons from TM, cally, png & Titleist. Great irons for me. Now, I am getting ready to replace the Driver, 3 wood & the hybrid. Will be trying the TS3 series vs the TM M series. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks for your assistance.

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Matt B — Thu, 27 Feb 2020 15:33:17 GMT

I agree with AMorgan, haven't played the driver for 2 years. I was at the GG to check out the SIM and seen the TS on sale. I took both to the hitting bay and for me the TS3 9.5 outperformed the SIM slightly. I ended up going with TS3

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AMorgan — Tue, 25 Feb 2020 18:06:18 GMT

I don’t change equipment still hitting ap2 714. Irions. But have not used Titleist driver for the last 4 years, in my opinion they just couldn’t compete with TM. How ever the new Titleist drivers ts. Is very good nice to say I’m back there everything a golf is asking for long straight easy to use . Don’t believe me check it out for yourself. Nice job Titleist.

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Lou G — Sat, 22 Feb 2020 05:04:26 GMT

I’m pretty happy with what’s in my bag. I find it easier to get the ball up with a 913 fairway vs the newer ones.

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Mike M — Fri, 21 Feb 2020 11:22:51 GMT

Piggybacking on Dale's response ,even if you're not ready to buy, go get a fitting, so at least you'll have an idea of what to get when you're ready to pull the trigger.And sometimes the numbers will corroborate what you knew all along. Here's what I mean;

I'm still trying to find a replacement of an old TM 16.5 V-steel with a YS7 X-stiff shaft, which by the way is my only non Titleist wood/hybrid in my arsenal. I bought it long before you could jump into a net and get instant data feedback like you can today. I took a couple swings and loved the way the club looked and felt.Bought it immediately. The TM v-steel has a really small head, and the YS7 shaft is pretty heavy.

Fast forward; I'm at a PGA Superstore, trying lots of head shaft combos. The best numbers coming back; a TS3 16.5 with an Evenflow white 1100 stiff shaft.Small head, heavy shaft.

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leolovesgolf — Fri, 21 Feb 2020 02:29:46 GMT

I picked up much tighter dispersion switching from a tour issue M1 to the TS4. It may seem counter intuitive, but feel and aesthetics can really make difference. All it takes is confidence sometimes...

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michael b — Thu, 20 Feb 2020 18:18:40 GMT

At 70 I did not think upgrading from a 917 to a TS 1 would make much of a difference but I purchased the TS 1 when $100 came off the price. WOW!!! Other than longer carry, straighter and 10-15 yards more the TS1 with a 49g shaft is the best Titleist driver I have bought in the last 20 years.

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Dale V — Tue, 18 Feb 2020 15:53:28 GMT

[quote user="Mark N"]I am looking to upgrade to. Time to replace my 915D3. Love to see the lower price. I have only once bought a new current year driver. Usually wait until there is a price drop. looking to get a TS3. Just got to figure out what shaft will be right for me.

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Mark, now is a great time to find a Titleist Thursday near you and do a fitting. Even if you hold off a bit on the purchase, you will have an idea of which head/shaft combo gives you the best performance when you get ready to buy. It might not be the TS3. It could be a TS4 or TS2 with just the right shaft for your swing.

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Mark N — Mon, 17 Feb 2020 03:46:16 GMT

I am looking to upgrade to. Time to replace my 915D3. Love to see the lower price. I have only once bought a new current year driver. Usually wait until there is a price drop. looking to get a TS3. Just got to figure out what shaft will be right for me.

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KHarris — Tue, 11 Feb 2020 04:03:21 GMT

I went in last year to update my Titleist 909 D2 Voodoo shaft (2008) waited a long time, tried out the new TS series after trying many lofts and shafts and configurations, I managed to hit the new TS driver 2m further than my 909D2, I couldn't justify spending $700.00+ Australian for a 2m gain, I had my 909D2 re-gripped and continue to use it.

Take your old driver with you when looking for a new one you may find there is little difference between what you have now and the new product.

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Richard Y — Tue, 11 Feb 2020 00:28:38 GMT

[quote user="Don O"]The TS series should be in place until late August into October. The next series will likely be seeded on the PGA tour around June with pre-orders due for delivery around the beginning in early October. ..Assuming the release time table continues from prior years.
Even with the current TS line, you will gain a huge amount of significant tech improvements from 10-15 years ago. Titleist has already reduced the TS drivers by a Franklin, so you can take advantage of the price and still be able to get fit for your new combination.

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Thanks! That's exactly what I wanted to know. I usually buy new clubs when new models are coming in and save money on the older models. I scooped up a brand new set of AP3s 4-W for a really good price near the end of the year last year.

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Don O — Mon, 10 Feb 2020 15:21:37 GMT

The TS series should be in place until late August into October. The next series will likely be seeded on the PGA tour around June with pre-orders due for delivery around the beginning in early October. ..Assuming the release time table continues from prior years.
Even with the current TS line, you will gain a huge amount of significant tech improvements from 10-15 years ago. Titleist has already reduced the TS drivers by a Franklin, so you can take advantage of the price and still be able to get fit for your new combination.