TS3 Vs TSi3 Vs TSR3

RE: TS3 Vs TSi3 Vs TSR3

Jonathan Smith — Wed, 08 Feb 2023 19:03:39 GMT

I have had all three and have noted incremental improvements with each new release. My distance is slightly better, but the dispersion is tighter. A titleist fitter definitely helps with that.

RE: TS3 Vs TSi3 Vs TSR3

Abdon M — Wed, 08 Feb 2023 16:26:49 GMT

Here's my T series driver history: TS2 --- TSi2 --- TSR3

For the TSi and TSR, I was fit with a Titleist fitter from TPI (kudos to that crew, they're awesome). For each of those fittings, I went in with an open mind and we went with whichever club gave me the best numbers. If you have an opportunity to get fit, do it; if you can get fit with a Titleist fitter, it is even better.

You'll see the differences in your game when you can compare the new tech with your old driver and with that information you can make a better decision.

RE: TS3 Vs TSi3 Vs TSR3

Richard P — Tue, 07 Feb 2023 19:39:14 GMT

Hi,
I think you will find the jump very big from 983k.
I noticed a by jump from 915D3 to TS3.
I do not know about TSI, I never played them.
I just switch to TSR but I did not tried them seriously. We have more than 1 foot of snow.
I expect a jump but not as big as the one from 915 to TS3.

One advice, keep your putter, there no expiration’ date on the club.

Best regards and have a great season

RE: TS3 Vs TSi3 Vs TSR3

Chuck Zirkle — Tue, 07 Feb 2023 17:00:56 GMT

I believe each of us will hit those clubs differently. I was playing a 917D2 Fujikura Speeder Pro 64 and attended fittings for each of the TS series of drivers. I could not show enough improvement in the TS to make a change, so I waited for the next cycle. My Titleist certified fitter and I found about ten more yards over the 917D2 with the TSi3 Fujikura Speeder 661 TR. When the most recent cycle came around, the TSR could not compete with my current set up. Of course I have been having back issues. I am 86 and hit the ball around 220-250 and on a really good day with excellent conditions, wind and ground can move it above 260. As they say if it ain't broke, no need to fix it. I always go see my fitter cause he knows my swing as well if not better than I do. If the gains are not there, we do not change. That is his decision and why I always purchase my equipment thru him. Recommend seeing a Titleist certified fitter with years of experience. =)

RE: TS3 Vs TSi3 Vs TSR3

John M — Mon, 06 Feb 2023 22:03:17 GMT

I love my TS2 and am not thinking about replacing even though it is "old" technology. I hit around 65% of the fairways with good distance with a reliable fade. Maybe this Summer if there is a Titleist fitting event in Western North Carolina I'll go and compare. I'm always open to see what Titleist is bringing to the performance table.