What is the difference between Titleist TS1 and TSi1?

The TSi1 driver is nearly 40 grams lighter than comparable drivers. Through strategic weighting and reshaping, engineers were able to position the CG for a slight draw bias, higher launch and more ball speed compared to the original TS1. These characteristics become most prominent for slow to mid swing speeds.

Is the Titleist TSi1 forgiving?

The length of that line, which equates to dispersion, was also reasonable – adding to the conclusion that the Titleist TSi1 driver is very forgiving.

Which is more forgiving TS1 or TS2?

TS1 offers maximum launch and distance for moderate swing speeds, TS2 provides maximum forgiveness across the face, TS3 offers speed-tuned performance, and the new TS4 aggressively reduces spin.

Which Titleist TSi driver is most forgiving?

Which Titleist TSi driver is most forgiving? The Titleist TSi2 driver head is geared for maximum forgiveness out of the new TSi range. However, Titleist claims the entire TSi range is designed to optimise ball speed across the face.

What's the difference between the Titleist TSi drivers?

The TSi1 is almost 40-grams lighter than standard, and this weight saving, and aerodynamic stance means faster swing speeds for the same input. More speed and spin for faster launch and longer carry, resulting in greater total distance.

Which Titleist driver is best?

Best Titleist Drivers

• Titleist TSi1 Driver. Best Lightweight Titleist Driver. ...
• Titleist TSi2 Driver. Suits The Broadest Range Of Golfers. ...
• Titleist TSi3 Driver. For The Better Ball Strikers. ...
• Titleist TSi4 Driver. Ultra Low Spinning Model. ...
• Titleist TS1 Driver. ...
• Titleist TS2 Driver. ...
• Titleist TS3 Driver. ...
• Titleist TS4 Driver.

What does Titleist TSi stand for?

Not surprisingly, Titleist now looks to ride the wave of success brought by TS as they introduce the TSi (Titleist Speed Impact). The TSi2 and TSi3 drivers are now available, and I have had a chance to test them out in multiple fitting sessions to see what kinds of golfers can benefit from the new technology.

Which Titleist driver is longest?

Titleist TSi2 driver. It feels like an age since the TSi family launched back in late 2020, but our test pro's data shows the TSi2 (T3 longest with Ping G425 Max and Mizuno ST-Z 220) is still a force to be reckoned with.

What is B1 setting on Titleist driver?

B1 = standard loft, . 75° flat lie.

Is the Titleist TS1 adjustable?

Titleist TS1 adds to company's focus on driver speed by subtracting—45 grams lighter but still forgiving and adjustable.

What is the difference between Titleist TSi and TS?

We tested the TS versus the TSi and found that the TSi3 showed better ball speeds overall and less spin than the TS3. One of our favorite findings was that the new weight track is more user friendly while adding more weight-placement options.

What is TS3 and TS4?

TS3 is more adjustable with the weight cartridges to fine-tune trajectory, spin, launch angle, center of gravity, etc. While the TS4 is less adjustable with just the forward weight to lower spin & hit a more boring, controlled trajectory.

What is swing weight for Titleist TSi1 driver?

The TSi1 driver certainly feels very light. With the stock ALDILA ASCENT UL shaft, the swing weight is C7 and the overall weight is around 259g. Of course, this swing weight will not suit every golfer, but senior players tend to prefer it.

What is the swing weight of the Titleist TS1 driver?

Featuring the power of TS design – strategically trimmed to weigh in at an incredibly light 275 grams – the TS1 Driver is designed to maximize moderate swing speeds.

Who uses TSi4 driver?

Since the club was just recently unveiled, only a few professionals have made the switch. Notable PGA Tour golfers using the TSi4 driver include Adam Scott, Russell Henley and Richy Werenski. Scott is currently No. 11 in the 2021 Official World Golf Rankings.

What Titleist driver do the pros use?

The Titleist TS3 continues to be the most played single driver model on the PGA TOUR with 31, 10 more than the next closest driver model with 21. Sung Kang won the tournament (his first on the PGA Tour) trusting a TS3 driver (9.5°).

Will Titleist have a new driver in 2022?

A new driver lineup appears to occur every 24 months putting a possible 2022 Titleist driver release around September/October 2022. The 2nd iterations (TS1/TS4 and TSi1/TSi4) usually follow, and come around 6-7 months later.

What degree driver is best for distance?

Participants in our tests achieved more distance when they used drivers with less than 10 degrees of loft. In fact, swings often got the most distance with driver lofts at 9 degrees or less.

What is the new Titleist driver?

Titleist Introduces New TSi4 Driver. The introduction of the new Titleist TSi4 driver provides golfers seeking ultra-low spin performance with the advanced speed and distance gains that have made Titleist TSi2 and TSi3 the most played driver models this season on the PGA Tour.

Are Titleist drivers forgiving?

Titleist TSi2 Driver

The TSi2 is easily the best Titleist driver for off centre hits - perfect for anyone looking for a forgiving driver from one of golf's most famous brands.

Is TSi1 or TSi2 more forgiving?

TSi Drivers – Two Models (for Now)

For what it's worth, the TSi4 is already on the USGA conforming list and the expectation is that it, along with a TSi1, will join the lineup in 2021. The TSi2 is your meaty part of the market offering. It's the more forgiving, higher launching of the two models.

What is the difference between TSi1 TSi2 and TSi3?

WHAT IT DOES: Two of the four models cater to the extremes: the lightweight, slightly draw-biased TSi1 and the meaty, low-flying, ultra-low-spinning TSi4. The two middle models are for most of the market: those whose priority is forgiveness (TSi2) and those looking for playability and shotmaking (TSi3).

What driver does Justin Thomas use?

Driver. Thomas switched to the Titleist TSi3 driver shortly after it was released in 2020 and used the same Mitsubishi Diamana ZF shaft for nearly three years. The TSi3 drivers come with a five-setting movable weight in the back of the head to help players and fitters create a draw or fade bias.