Titleist

Why we like it
The TSR family is Titleist’s most complete driver line-up ever. It includes four models designed for specific player types. In each model the centre-of-gravity position, the thicknesses of the special high-strength titanium alloy in the face, the size and shape of the head and the overall weight of the club and recommended shafts are geared to a certain player. Generally, though, we’re impressed at how the slightly forward CGs throughout reduce spin and increase launch, two things that help all golfers.

TSR2

• The size emphasises forgiveness; the shape improvements optimise aerodynamics.
• The variable-thickness face minimises mis-hits.
• This model maintains the higher launch of past versions with less spin.
• 8, 9, 10, 11 degrees (with a 16-way adjustable hosel).

Top 5 best looking, drivers, low-handicaps

TSR3

• A sole panel allows weight to be shifted to align with a player’s natural impact location.
• This model targets players who want to maximise performance on centre-face hits.
• The compact shape’s aerodynamic enhancements maximise clubhead speed.
• 8, 9, 10, 11 degrees (with a 16-way adjustable hosel).

Top 5 best looking, drivers, low-handicappers

TSR4

• This driver tends to produce the lowest spin of any TSR model.
• A moveable weight in front and back allows for spin-reduction settings.
• The variable-thickness face results in more consistent ball speed across the face.
• 8, 9, 10 degrees (with a 16-way adjustable hosel).

Top 3 smallest driver heads

TSR1

• Targets sub-90mph swing speeds with a lighter shaft and grip.
• This model features a slight draw bias.
• The head shape creates the lowest drag in the line.
• 9, 10, 12 degrees (with a 16-way adjustable hosel).

Top 3 lightest drivers