Titleist GT drivers have been revealed for 2024 ahead of the launch of the new GT2, GT3 and GT4 models. What do we know about the GT vs TSR drivers?
The new GT design will be the successor to the TSR drivers and were officially unveiled in June 2024 ahead of the now standard Titleist tour validation process.
The images released by Titleist show us there will be GT2, GT3 and GT4 models available as the replacements for the TSR2, TSR3 and TSR4 drivers.
What are the changes from the TSR range? How have Titleist managed to improve the new GT drivers? Everything we know is detailed below.
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Titleist GT2 Driver Review
The GT2 is expected to replace the TSR2 driver, which was the high-launching, low spinning model and the most mass-market model catering from elite golfers to higher handicappers.
The new GT2 model looks very similar to the TSR2 and it will be interesting to see the design tweaks when Titleist do release the finer details.
We can expect an all-round performer that delivers on both enhancing ball speed and distance from the tee, as well as the most forgiveness given the larger footprint of the GT2.
This model is the only one without an adjustable sole weight, making it only adaptable from a setup point of view from the SureFit hosel.
The GT2 is expected to be available in 8 degrees, 9 degrees, 10 degrees and 11 degrees options.
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Titleist GT3 Driver Review
The GT3 offers the most adjustability of the range with the sole featuring the SureFit Adjustable CG Track System to allow you to position the focused hitting zone exactly where you expect to hit from.
That is one of the features carried over from the TSR3 model, which it will replace as the players’ choice and the elite level options.
The GT3 will be all about precision and accuracy from the tee with Titleist looking to have made some subtle tweaks to the TSR3 design to enhance performance further.
The GT3 is expected to be available in 8 degrees, 9 degrees, 10 degrees and 11 degrees versions.
Titleist GT4 Driver Review
Once again Titleist look to have included a more compact option with the GT4 having a smaller clubhead than the other two models.
That follows the design of the TSR4, which also offered a slightly different look when launched in that series.
The GT4 should be a lower-spinning option with a CG moved to help produce a straighter ball flight with adjustable weighting in the sole to generate the ideal shot shape.
The GT4 is expected to be available in 8 degrees, 9 degrees and 10 degrees lofts.
Titleist GT Drivers Review: Are they any good?
The TSR drivers have a lot of fans around the world, but as with anything golf clubs manufacturers move onto the next model quickly.
The design of the GT range isn’t too different to the TSR with only subtle tweaks from the images we have received. It will be in the testing that we will see if the performance benefits and impressive or not.
One thing that wasn’t revealed by Titleist was whether or not there will be a GT1 driver, which would replace the TSR1 as the lightweight option for golfers with slow swing speeds.
All will become clear after the validation period and we are excited to find out more about the stunning looking GT drivers.
FAQs
What is the Titleist GT drivers release date?
The new Titleist drivers were revealed in June 2024 and are expected to go on sale from August 2024 after the completion of the validation process.
How much do Titleist GT drivers cost?
The price of the new drivers is expected to be somewhere around the $600 mark.
What Titleist says about the new GT drivers range:
“Performance validation by the world’s best players continues to play a crucial role in our commitment to delivering unmatched innovation, performance, and quality excellence to golfers at every level.
“The next generation of the most played driver on the PGA TOUR debuts this week at the Memorial Golf tournament.
“Follow along on our feeds to watch as players get fit for NEW GT2, GT3 and GT4 models at Muirfield Village.”
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