I missed out on the TS series... and so when I had a chance to test drive the TSi woods I jumped on it. I traded in my TM driver and was fitted into the TSi2 10* set at D1. All I can say is I’m blown away!!! My accuracy off the tee is incredible. I’m a 9.3 GHIN, and since switching have had rounds of -3, +3, +4 and +6... all under my 9.3 handicap! It is so easy to hit, the sound of the ball coming off the face is amazing, best sounding driver I’ve ever had.

This driver will be in my bag for the foreseeable future, I can’t imagine anything replacing it... it’s just buttery!

Thanks Titleist, well done!

TSi line is amazing. At 63 I have been playing Titleist for 40+ years through the bag. Swing speed has slowed due to some physical issues last few years so tested the TSi1. Amazing design and technology helped me pick up 5-7 mph of clubhead speed. Worked so well I now have a TSi fairway metal and hybrids to match. They are game changers. My thanks to research and design for providing an option for those who have limitations. Don't underestimate the influence your work can have on us devotees. TSi1 line has made the game I love enjoyable once again! Thank you!!

I retired the 915D2 for the TSi2 driver last November. The combination of new TSi2 clubhead and upgraded Tour AD DI shaft significantly improved my driver length, launch and shot dispersion. My Titleist professional fitter knows how to fit players and I am more confident off the tee. It is my strongest club in my bag.

Whenever I think my Titleist Equipment can't get any better, I get blown away by the next generation of technology. I put a TSi3 Driver in my bag last year and I've never driven the ball better, farther, or straighter.

I haven't been able to post anything in quite sometime. The number of rounds at the course where I've worked for the last 25yrs is just staggering. That said , I have been able to read some post, and as always, I've loved them. I did put a new TSi2 driver in my bag about a month ago. It wasn't easy giving up my 915D2, but I am glad I did. Every aspect has improved. Forgiveness, accuracy distance ,they are just amazing to me. I can't wait to get a chance to try the TSi 3wood. From what I've read and heard, it will go straight on my bag. Happy 4th to all.
Play Well
Steve S.

Added TSi2 driver to the bag today. At A1 it seems to sit a bit open , settled on D3 and after a range session was hitting pretty well. Looking forward to getting a round in tomorrow. I have the Tensei AV blue and it really seems to load the club well.

Changed into Tsi3 driver from SIM and honestly could not be happier.
I was constantly searching and over tweeking settings with the SIM which started to chip away at my confidence.
The Tsi3 was set in C2 from day 1 and it hasn't changed, the look and sound are amazing and my confidence off the tee is genuinely better than it's been in years.

I also put Tsi2 3 wood and Hybrid in the bag and I'm loving the performance.

So I just played my second round with my new set up. TSi2 Driver, and 3 wood, 818 Hybrid 22*, T100 Irons 4-P. Shot 76. First time breaking 80 in 12 years. Not bad for a 7 handicap. Short game saved me today but the Driver was spot on. This generation of clubs is by far some of the best Titleist clubs.

I just need to get some Team Titleist swag to wear on the course.

I bought the TSi3 Driver 3 Wood and 5 Wood with the Tour AD Shafts XC-7X really like these woods awesome feel and much longer than my Titleist 917 Driver

Well the jury is still out! I love the sound coming off the face and it definitely feels faster than the TS4 that it replaced. Spent a bundle though on the newest Fujikura Speeder shaft and still not sure it's an improvement over the TPT shaft it replaced. Going back to Club Champion Golf to put in some more time on the launch monitor to try and get dialed in. Would really prefer to do it on the range though as I don't think the indoor readings are as accurate....

Tsi4
What can I say. I have been a titleist player for many years in fact I still have my titanium 976R driver, how old is that!!!
My last titleist driver was the ts3 and although I liked it I didn’t love more than the 917 d3 that I had gamed for the past few seasons. However I was entrigued by the tsi4 and it’s low spin characteristics and I was not disappointed, in fact after reading the reviews I didn’t think it would suit me. But was I surprised for me it is the best driver that I have hit a beautiful flight and boy what distance. Looking forward to keeping this as long as I kept the 976R.
Looking forward to shooting many great drives.
Thanks Titleist
Ron

put my Tsi2 in play 2 months ago, replacing my 915d driver. the cosmetics, sound , and feel are fantastic. ive increased driving distance by at least 10 yards. the ball is rolling out further after it lands. at age 67, i have starting enjoying playing again. new t200 irons, tsi hybrids, and vokey wedges, what more can i ask for. switched to the prov1 from the x and glad i did. much better feel off all of the clubs.been a titleist believer for over 15 years.

I have both the TSi3 & TSi4. I find myself alternating back and forth between the two constantly. Love them both. Tried multiple different shaft types in both, but have finally settled on one.
Love the fact that the TSi4 is a smaller head, but strangely enough, the TSi3’s more “pear shape,” looks better to me as it sets behind the ball. Which was not what I expected.
As far as distance is concerned, it can vary from day-to-day on which one is longer off the tee for me.
I’ve actually removed the 3 wood from my bag (which I never have to hit anyway), to be able to carry both drivers.

I have only had seven holes with my new driver, however it is just unbelievable. I can’t put into words how impressive this driver is, my mishits got as far as solid strikes with my old 915. Just so impressed by this club!

I have a 9 degree TSi3 set on A1 wijt 44 inch Fujikuri Ventus Black 6x. I have never had the confidence and adjustability with any other driver as I have with this unit. I just got a TSi3 3w with a Ventus Red 8x that is money as well. I haven't played Titleist since high school but wow these heads are rockets with amazing feel and distance.

I loved my Titleist C16 driver, but my new TSi2 is a rocket launcher. The sound, the launch angle, the look.

I took delivery just in time to take it to Pebble Beach and it was a golf trip unlike any other.

I have been loyal to Titleist drivers for the last 20 plus years. I will never forget taking the plastic off my 910 the morning iof the first round of our Member Guest and the instant improvement I got. The next jump was the 913 D3 that really got better once I found a Chrome Elements shaft for it. I played it for years until the TS3 came out (didn’t care for the 915 or 917 versions), which I actually got fitted for at the time. The Elements shaft was still my best fit. I was crazy accurate with the TS3, but not overly long. After hearing ball speed numbers from the TSI3, I decided to order one thinking I could just throw my old shaft in it and set it up similar to my TS3. Well, we all know that the settings on the TSi3 are quite different than the TS3 especially when considering the half degree of loft difference. My initial thoughts were that it felt quite different than all of the old Titleist drivers I had hit. I wasn’t sure about it until lately when I switched the settings and found a setting that clicks. It is easily 20 yards longer than my TS3 with the same shaft, just as accurate. I’m loving my TSi3 so much I put a TSi3 fairway in play a couple weeks ago. That club is also a game changer.

Man, where to start? I upgraded earlier this spring to the TSi3. I went through a pretty intense fitting session and hit every major brand driver there was. Being a mid handicapper I was surprised at how consistent I was with it. I was weak right with my old driver and the TSi3 turned my weak slice into a power fade. I was fit into the Hzrdus Smoke RDX 60g 6.5(x-stiff). I went from 250 carry to 280 carry. I’m consistently hitting between 290-310 and on bad days I’m in the 280’s. I’ve poked a few out to the 320’s as well. There is NO comparison in my opinion with the TSi3 and any other club out there. Driver was so good I bought 2 Vokey wedges that have transformed my 120 and in game! Keep it up Titleist!!

Got the TSI 2 just a few weeks bags after an extended demo session with PGA pro David Hutsell ( Dave is a long time friend and Titleist staffer that has won the National PGA Championship and played in a few majors, GREAT player) at Pine Ridge GC in Timonium Md. The sound on the first strike was absolutely what I want to hear and was hit dead center. After about 12 balls the ball marks were inside an area about the size of a quarter. Literally a perfect fit for contact , dispersion, launch and lie angle etc right off the shelf with the Kuro Kage 50 gram shaft at 45 &1/2 inch length. After ordering and exact copy it arrived about 9 days later. From the first day it's been the most impactful club I have ever put in my bag...No emotional stuff here just my factual experience. I've been playing since I was 10, and am now 63. Currently playing to a 4 on a fairly large number of courses while playing 4 to 5 times a week.
Using the TSI 2 with the Left Dash ProV1x is about as long as and predictable a set up as I've been locked in with in 25 years..290 and straight is back on the table regularly.
I would have killed for this rig in my 20's and 30's
The importance of the whole combination of head, ball, shaft, grip size, loft and lie and shaft kick point cant be emphasized enough. I have to many friends that insist all the little stuff wouldnt help them and just ignore it..I keep my eyes peeled for every 5 or 1 percent I can find...
The TSI 2 Is flat out amazing. As is the left dash...This has made 2021 one of the best golf years of my life and taken alot of years off of my game. The essence of a perfect driver fitting and throwing in a state of the art ball. Its feels great maxing out every last drop of distance and tight dispersion out of something you love to look at and hit.

Dont forget to try the differences with all the ProV's and the AVX the right ball can take it another step farther. The left dash used with the TSI line is an awesome match.