New Titleist Hybrid??

[hackalot]

Haven’t seen any info on new Titleist hybrid, but current hybrids on sale and saw they have planned release for hybrid around February? Surprised haven’t seen anything on this as I’m sure some on here have info. 

Edited December 16, 2020 by hackalot

[cbbaron]

Hybrids looking like spring early summer got my wife yes you heard that right a TS2 23 degree

[ExoticsGuy13]

Titleist has traditionally released irons and metals in the Fall, and hybrids in the Spring. So yes, TSi hybrids in Feb/March.

[Darth_Fader]

17 minutes ago, ExoticsGuy13 said:

Titleist has traditionally released irons and metals in the Fall, and hybrids in the Spring. So yes, TSi hybrids in Feb/March.

Wasn’t the TS hybrid line released in summer 2019 along with the T and 620 series irons? 

[EHolm]

Gonna be a tsi 1,2,3 release around spring from what I've heard, maybe same time as the tsi 1 and 4 driver? Seems they cant make up their mind if hybrids should be on the woods or irons release cycle.

 

[ProjectX]

On 12/16/2020 at 9:55 AM, mrekalic said:

Wasn’t the TS hybrid line released in summer 2019 along with the T and 620 series irons? 

The TXG guys said Titleist is trying to tighten up the release of the hybrids with the corresponding woods because they know people like to buy matched sets.

[lordemsworth]

Which is funny - because they had released the hybrids with their woods until the release of the 816 hybrids (which they released one year after the 915).  
 

It looks like they have enough metrics to show people will buy their hybrids more frequently with their fairways as opposed to their irons.

[ProjectX]

7 minutes ago, lordemsworth said:

Which is funny - because they had released the hybrids with their woods until the release of the 816 hybrids (which they released one year after the 915).  
 

It looks like they have enough metrics to show people will buy their hybrids more frequently with their fairways as opposed to their irons.

They clearly were trying things because they tried to make the hybrids their own line. That didn't work. So they came back to matching the name with the woods but staggered release, that didn't work. So now they have come full circle back to same name and release cycle.

 

What they still seem to be off step on is getting the hybrids out at the exact same time as the drivers and fairways and getting the 1 and 4 drivers out at the same time as the 2 and 3 drivers. If someone is at the store testing drivers and needs more launch and spin than the 2 provides or more spin reduction than the 3 provides the fitter isn't going to say come back in a couple months when Titleist stops sitting on their hands. The fitter is going to find another head from another brand that accomplishes the task and try to sell that club on that day. 

[halfsumo]

It would be cool if they will have a similar graphite design upcharge deal with these with the DI and IZ hybrid shafts. If so, might have to pick one up.