Titleist

GT3

• More compact than the GT2 and last year’s TSR3, the GT3 offers iron-like control for players looking for more ball speed than their lower-lofted irons.
• This new model’s wider face now yields 15 percent more stability on off-centre hits for more consistent carry distances.
• Adjustable heel and toe sole weights control draw or fade and optimise energy transfer.
• Top 5 in Performance, low-handicaps
• 19, 21, 24 degrees (16-way adjustable hosel).

GT2

• Designed to provide maximum forgiveness to players with average to above-average swing speeds.
• Adjustable heel and toe weights in the sole control draw or fade trajectories and dial in the best energy transfer for where players tend to contact the clubface.
• Flatter leading edge increases hittable area low on the face, where most impacts occur.
• Higher launching with added forgiveness on heel and toe mis-hits compared to the GT3.
• Top 5 in Performance, middle-handicaps
• 18, 21, 24 degrees (adjustable hosel).

GT1

• This wood-like hybrid is Titleist’s most forgiving, targeting players looking for a higher launch.
• It has the deepest centre of gravity in the line-up for more stability and a higher launch angle.
• Moveable weights in the front of the sole and rear perimeter allow players to tweak launch or lower spin.
• The fairway-wood-style shaft also helps to optimise launch.
• The larger face (than the TSR1) extends the degree of forgiveness.
• Top 5 in Performance, middle and high-handicaps
• 20, 23, 26, 29 degrees (adjustable hosel).