TITLEIST GT DRIVERS | GT2, GT3, GT4 | The Swing Report

The new Titleist GT Drivers are the newest, fastest, and most forgiving drivers from Titleist, featuring Advanced Aerodynamics, a Seamless Thermoform Crown, a Split Mass Construction, and more that all work together to deliver exceptional performance off the tee. The Titleist GT Drivers series includes three models: Titleist GT2, Titleist GT3, and Titleist GT4.

0:00 Tech Talk with Titleist's Tom Fisher
6:57 Testing
20:47 Final Thoughts

In this video, 2nd Swing's Drew Mahowald is joined by master club fitter Jake Montgomery to test and review the Titleist GT Drivers, including the Titleist GT2, Titleist GT3, and Titleist GT4 drivers.

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[MXJEFF]

I'm a 3.2 hcp and traditionally played the TSR 3. I just got fit....I went into the GT2 this year with the Ventus Black. Comparable spin, higher launch and extremely close ball speed. Not to mention the MOI aspect. If you are/ were a TSR3 guy like me....look at the GT2 this year...it'll shock you.

[MM-zbkc]

I played the TSR3 last year and just got my GT2 today. I played the TSR3 in a 10* but I’m in a 9 in the GT2. Just as long and more forgiving. Love it. I’ve got the GT2 9* in the A1 setting with a Ventus TR Black 6X.

[eriksvideos]

I just got fitted into the GT4 at 8 degrees with a low-low shaft and weight forward. Obviously I'm normally a high spin player, but this got me into a perfect window -- 170 ball speed, low/mid-2000s spin --- which I haven't found with any other driver. And I love the smaller head shape, especially because I like to play slightly shorter length.

[petegalindez]

One word of caution on the GT4 for fitters…DON’T discount normal players hitting a GT4 best…there are some people, could be mid/low/high handicappers who just don’t like large headed golf clubs, irons or woods, and con’t hit larger headed clubs better. I’m not a high speed swinger anymore (100 mph), but still play blades and blade-like irons (T150s and Miura KM700s) because anything with more help are just too big to hit and I wind up hitting it all over the face…I wasted my time playing T200s, P790s, JPX 923HMPs over the last two years…I’ve had similar experiences with drivers over the years. I used to play the smaller headed 910 D3 (I think that was the driver), and I hit that driver as well as I’ve ever hit a driver since…I went from that to a SIM2 to my current TSR3. However, with the GT line, I plan on making sure I hit the GT4….

[matthewmiddleton]

Interested to see TSR2 vs GT2 head to head.

[joelane]

Hi guys! Did you guys have the 14 gram weight in the back on the GT4 driver?
Thanks, Joe

[evandh]

Is there a reason why Titleist doesn’t have a plain “GT” or a “GT1?” Why do they skip straight to 2, 3, and 4?

[jaychu]

Awesome….time to buy a TSR 3 on discount!

[jimbarnes-pn]

...very little difference between GT2 and 3...just got back from a fitting and picked the GT3, liked the GT2 but felt like the GT3 had a little more bounce, I'm 62 years old 93 MPH swing speed

[ronniejohnson]

Numbers are sketchy here. His avg SS is 109 and avg carry is 255. My SS is 103 and my avg carry is 263. Maybe I’m missing something.

[redpillpharmacy]

They’ve raised the price to $649. This is outrageous. I will not pay such prices. Note: I CAN pay such prices. But I WON’T.

[tomski]

Priced at €700. This game is getting silly.

[paulmcgee]

They can’t do too much other than forgiveness and stay inside the rules on equipment I understand

[FireDancer]

Why would I continue to watch something that I could go directly to Titleist’s channel and watch there. Stop giving every review 2 thumps up, it’s not honest and I can see right through the BS