IS IT ANY BETTER? Titleist GT3 Driver vs TSR3 Driver

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I put the brand new Titleist GT3 Driver up against the TSR3 Driver in a head to head battle to see if the new golf driver is an improvement over the previous model. GT3 has launched alongside two other models, GT2 & GT4.

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[atxrich]

It’s hard not to get swept up with new club reviews and content but all the videos I’ve seen so far just further validates my decision to keep my TSR3 at least for another generation. Frankly it just doesn’t make sense financially or performance wise to replace a driver every year or every other year. The gains just aren’t there.

[stephendibari]

TSR3 is the best driver I’ve ever owned and I’ve been playing just over 30 years. I was custom fit in the fall of 2023 for it with a Hzdrs Red CB 6.0 50 gram shaft and I’m good for another 4-5 years. Can’t be dropping $500-$650 every 2 years and expecting major changes in my driving. Been down that road many times over the last 10 years! I’m sure there are marginal gains in distance but definitely not enough to drop $650 on a GT driver.

[chrisyoungrides]

I did a test fitting last week with the GT2 against my TSR2. Dropped spin, increased distance and similar to you Michael, tightened up dispersion significantly. The only thing putting me off changing is the huge price. My TSR with a Tour AD shaft was NZ$1200, the GT with the same shaft will set me back $1700 - that's a whopping increase! So the TSR will stay in my bag.

[JC-zqvk]

Nice honest review, those clubs are damn near the same for anyone who has a TSR I see no reason to drop money on a GT.

[Roberto-bdfq]

Always useful and insightful information. A legacy of comparison tests, and great advice for years.

[Oro-xcvg]

Michael. Please please a GT2 vs. TSR2 vídeo. I will love to see both down, to see of one has a bigger profile than the other

[GoFast]

Appreciate this unbiased review. Fair comparison and makes sense.

[tf-dubr]

I purchesed TSR2 last year.
I will purchese GT3 this year.

[BAGG]

Good review, thanks. I went with Taylor Stealth 2 year ago, and after 6 months ditched it and went back to Titleist 913, yes now 11 years old. I have now ordered a GT3 due to significant gains in all areas, but understand why TSR users are not convinced due to marginal gains. The GT range is fantastic, and interestingly for me, I have gone back to a regular shaft after playing stiff for 45 years. The extra flex gave me 3-4mph club head speed with no adverse dispersion.

[cleveland]

Personally, I like the look of the TSR Line of drivers better. I have the TSR2 and love it. Something just looks off about the GT line. I think part of it is the look of the club on the bottom. I like the shape of the clubhead of the TSR line better.

[industrialpalletworx]

I'm still in the Tsi3. I love it. I know at this point in time as far as tech goes, speed is essentially maxed out. The only real gains are forgiveness. Is the GT going to give me a ton more fairways? Probably not. Distance? Nope. Forgiveness? Marginal at best. For me personally, unless Titleist wishes to sponsor me and provide a GT it's not going in the bag. If anything I would look for a TSR online second hand that someone decided was no longer good enough. If anything it would be the TSR4. I want to hit the low spin bomber. The other factor for me, I like to shape the ball. How easy is it to hit a draw with the GT? It's hard enough with the Tsi3. I can't imagine taking more spin off. There's like no chance of turning 1 over if you wanted. For me unless the price is to good to pass up, it will be a no.

[garyk]

Great Video as always
Comparing the two different driver heads always helps determine which driver to buy, always get fitted also

[leewhite]

I had a fitting yesterday and I hit the GT2 better than all the others (TY Qi10 was 2nd) I didn't need to swing it hard to reach 250+ I was taken aback by the price though - I cannot justify £580 for a novice player. I have been looking for lower-cost alternatives and the TS2 is way more affordable - I just hope it can hit nearly as good.

[pluto]

Thanks for the video, I needed that info. My club head speed is anywhere form105-107. I don’t think I’ll be getting rid of my TSR3 either. I’m sure the GT is a fine club but I’m not giving up $650.00 for very small gains. Although I would surly like to demo one.

[jamendetvarjukul]

Just had a custom fitting for GT3 and had a TSR3 fitting few months ago -> got exactly the same shaft, loft and settings so seems consistent.
The fitter will sell his TSR3 heads at a discount now when they're being replaced, so I will probably go for that.
What I saw with the GT3 was 1 or 2 more MPH, but that could be the daily form. It was very consistent on good strikes, and pretty decent on bad onces, just as this video shows - will make a decision based on what price on old heads are. They're neck-on-neck for me...

[FullContactDrummer]

The TSr has been as good, or better than the new 2024 models from other brands. Great video.

[nealfreeman]

Great and honest review. I saw about the same thing when I got fit for the GT. Decided to save 105$US and not do the upgrade either.

[SigmaJAD]

Forget the drivers. What about the consisteny of ball striking? Amazing stuff Michael

[DunnGolfing]

It’s in a lot of the tour bags even Rose who’s unsigned ❤

[leeparker]

I have a tsr3, tried the GT3 and was really impressed with miss hits, didn’t like the fact that I couldn’t feel where on the face I was hitting it