Titleist Driver TSi2 und TSi3 im Video-Test (2024)

FAQs

What is the difference between TSi2 and TSi3 drivers? ›

It's the more forgiving, higher launching of the two models. It's a safe bet that TSi2 will account for the majority of Titleist's 2021 driver sales. Positioned for the better player, the TSi3 trades a little forgiveness for a more compact shape and adjustable weighting.

Titleist TSR2 Driver

In both our 2023 and 2024 testing, the TSR2 performed well in almost every single metric with ball speed (161 mph) and carry distance (271 yards) being right up there with the fastest and longest models hit by our test pro.

Titleist TSR2 Driver. Designed for high launch and low spin, the TSR2 is one of the most forgiving drivers from Titleist to date. The TSR2 is tour-ready, with its new Multi-Plateau Variable Face Thickness built specifically to increase speed at impact across all corners of the clubface.

The Titleist TSi3 driver is the best option in the Titleist TSi drivers lineup for low-mid or the 0-10 handicap player who is consistent off the tee and has a solid point of contact. This driver is low spinning and workable off the driver face, which makes it less forgiving.

The Titleist TSi2

The TSi2 is hugely forgiving and high launching and the one the Titleist engineers get to set up to their optimum weighting and centre of gravity specs. The head is 460cc, but it's engineered to look bigger behind the ball, with the heel stretched out for even more forgiveness.

TITLEIST TSi3 DRIVER

For players who create more consistent contact and require more precise control over CG placement. With a new Adjustable CG Track Design for advanced speed-tuned performance.

Results: Based on robotic testing, you're better off using a 9- or 10.5-degree head with these attack angles. At a 0 AoA the 9 degree driver was 7 yards longer due to lower spin. At –2 AoA the 10.5 degree driver was 2 yards longer due to a higher launch angle.

The Titleist TSR drivers are built on the learnings and the success of the TSi and TS drivers and are even faster longer and straighter which is why they are so popular on tour and with everyday golfers. The TSR range is even more aerodynamic than previous models, offering faster club speed for more distance.

The T200 continues to be Titleist's main offering in the compact mid-handicap iron category. It provides plenty of speed without the chunky looks and we feel this is one of the more aesthetically pleasing irons on this list.

Is TSi2 more forgiving than TSi3? ›

The new TSi3 model boasts a compact, traditional shape with adjustable weighting, while the TSi2 driver has a more extensive, more stretched profile with a higher launch and better forgiveness. The form of the TSi3 looks smaller, while the TSi2 has a bigger footprint.

The Titleist TSi2 Driver is a suitable choice for low to mid-handicap golfers looking to optimize their distance control.

Tony Covey, Managing Editor, says: “I am currently playing the Titleist TSi3 driver and it is long and very accurate.

According to the PGAClubTracker.com database, that puts the Titleist TSi2 Driver at the #9 Most Popular Driver model on the PGA Tour. Tour players do seem to like Titleist Drivers a lot, since 51 of the top PGA Tour Players right now are playing with Drivers made by Titleist.

The higher the MOI reading, the more resistance it has and the more forgiving the club will play. For most golfers, high MOI is a good thing. We found that front to back, there was a 5% improvement in the TSi3 over the TS. Top to bottom, there was a 13% improvement over the TS2 and a 10% improvement over the TS3.

The TS2 is great for the price for Titleist beginners. On the other hand, if you have a preference, and would like a better performance, don't hesitate to go with the TSi2.