Tour Titleist TSR2, TSR3 & TSR4 driver & TSR2, TSR2+ & TSR3 3 wood - 2022 Travelers

[underwater]

3 hours ago, SwooshLT said:

 

My bad but you heard the strike and it sounded less metallic to you.....I ran with it assuming you liked it.....again my bad

 

I did like it.  But as I think you'll agree - even the TSi3 has a nice muted tone.  And the Tsi3 fairway wood sound like a solid persimmon.  I think my personal favorite tone is somewhere in the middle of a titanium and carbon.  The TSi3 does a great job of this.  No ting.  

 

(PING is clueless and still trying to appeal to the 30 handicap who likes the attention.  Their Pros have the hot glue).

 

Cheers 

[storm319]

3 hours ago, cw1209 said:

 

At this point everyone is copying the Cobra "speedback" design. The TM "inertia generator" that debuted in the SIM and the Cally "Tungsten speed cartridge" in the Rogue ST are the same thing. The TSi2 was not a great looking driver. TSR2 could be a really nice step forward. 

TMs “inertia generator” debuted in the 2019 M6 which was released the same year as Cobra’s F9 Speedback. It is also possible to argue that the Ping released a similar concept with the G400 a couple of years prior. 

[BirdieBob]

1 hour ago, TheMoneyShot said:

Can’t wait for the TSR4 vs my TSi4.  It’s going ti be a fun shootout!!!

 

Looks like I may be doing a shootout of my Cally Rogue TS TD-S vs the Titleist TSR4.

And in true WRX fashion may end up with both.

😲

[My2Dogs]

I just started hitting the TSi3 and moved away from the 2022 TM and Cobra drivers.  Should have known as soon as I hit it and liked it that a new model was coming out.  Like washing my car and then rain.  😂

[TheMoneyShot]

1 hour ago, BirdieBob said:

 

Looks like I may be doing a shootout of my Cally Rogue TS TD-S vs the Titleist TSR4.

And in true WRX fashion may end up with both.

😲

I always sell the one that doesn’t make the cut.  Lol

[BostonWRX]

1 hour ago, BirdieBob said:

 

Looks like I may be doing a shootout of my Cally Rogue TS TD-S vs the Titleist TSR4.

And in true WRX fashion may end up with both.

😲

I sold my TS TD-S(never hit it) as soon as I saw the new TSR4. Loving my TSI4 too much to mess with it until the TSR4 comes out and have time this winter on the sims. 

[btyh]

41 minutes ago, My2Dogs said:

  Like washing my car and then rain.  

Every time

[Valtiel]

3 hours ago, storm319 said:

TMs “inertia generator” debuted in the 2019 M6 which was released the same year as Cobra’s F9 Speedback. It is also possible to argue that the Ping released a similar concept with the G400 a couple of years prior. 

It was only logical as weight kept being pushed further back and lower that soles would start to be shaped like this as there is really no other way to do it and maintain a "traditional" driver shape. I'm all for it, anything that can keep weight low and back is good. 
 

3 hours ago, underwater said:

 

I did like it.  But as I think you'll agree - even the TSi3 has a nice muted tone.  And the Tsi3 fairway wood sound like a solid persimmon.  I think my personal favorite tone is somewhere in the middle of a titanium and carbon.  The TSi3 does a great job of this.  No ting.  

 

(PING is clueless and still trying to appeal to the 30 handicap who likes the attention.  Their Pros have the hot glue).

 

Cheers 

Judging sound is so tricky as well because all it takes is a few grams of hotmelt or a softer ball to make a driver sound quite different. Looking forward to hearing it. 👍

[Brooks_Cupcake]

On 6/25/2022 at 7:09 AM, PEI_Golfer said:

It's like adding R to a car to make you think it's cool, while looking pretty well exactly like the previous model...  No blasphemy, I like Titleist, but this is a huge 'ho hum' release...  Also doesn't hurt to pick up a like new LTDx for $400 cdn while I can't even find decent Titleist gear in my area for $150 more for 2 yr old product... 

 

So go to your Cobra thread and shout your praises vs wasting everyone’s time with a wasted take and airtime.

[hagimihale]

20 hours ago, My2Dogs said:

I just started hitting the TSi3 and moved away from the 2022 TM and Cobra drivers.  Should have known as soon as I hit it and liked it that a new model was coming out.  Like washing my car and then rain.  😂

 

@My2Dogs, I feel your pain.  Just put TSi3 in the bag (and love it).  But I know I'll go check out TSR2 and TSR3 when they hit retail.

[TLUBulldogGolf]

My TSi3 (finally) arrives this week. Solid timing, I'm sure I'll compare when these hit retail though. The TSr3 definitely looks like a refined version of it. 

 

I'm happy to see the full scorelines return to the fairways, that had to be driven by Tour feedback. 

Edited June 27, 2022 by TLUBulldogGolf

[KeithM38]

Just got my TSI woods in yesterday, the face gave out on the 16.5* today on my lunch break. 
 

 

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[Valtiel]

2 hours ago, KeithM38 said:

Just got my TSI woods in yesterday, the face gave out on the 16.5* today on my lunch break. 
 

 

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[Marty86]

I see a nice scratch on the top line. You sure you didn’t hit it into something? 🤣 

[KeithM38]

2 hours ago, Marty86 said:

I see a nice scratch on the top line. You sure you didn’t hit it into something? 🤣 

Lol, that’s the paint on the crown that has cracked from the face caving in 

[Sankacoffee]

I got fitted for a TSi3 back in the spring and I almost waited until these came out instead of buying it. These look awesome but the TSi3 is by far my favorite driver I've ever hit so I'm not regretting it at this point. I am curious to see what's changed as I honestly can't imagine it being an improvement for me based on how I'm hitting it. 

[The Mad Bomber]

I just don't see how TSr is going to be any better than TSi in reality. I suppose we're at the point where the manufacturers know that they're marketing to people with clubs 3 or more generations old, not the previous model. These look great, but my TSi isn't going anywhere. 

[Birdyjuice]

1 hour ago, The Mad Bomber said:

I just don't see how TSr is going to be any better than TSi in reality. I suppose we're at the point where the manufacturers know that they're marketing to people with clubs 3 or more generations old, not the previous model. These look great, but my TSi isn't going anywhere. 

 

 

Like a few others mentioned the market of TSI -> TSR upgrades is a relatively small subset of the market.  I'm still playing a TS3 driver and 913F 3 wood. I'm too cheap to upgrade every cycle and after some time comfort builds and it's hard to switch (i know, blasphemous). This refresh definitely has my attention for upgrading though. In the forum population i'm an outlier, but on the greater golfing population i'm in the majority.

[RacineBoxer]

1 hour ago, The Mad Bomber said:

I just don't see how TSr is going to be any better than TSi in reality. I suppose we're at the point where the manufacturers know that they're marketing to people with clubs 3 or more generations old, not the previous model. These look great, but my TSi isn't going anywhere. 

 

This has been the case for 10 years now. Year to year the improvements are usually quite small unless someone previously released a dud. But after 3-6 years you can start to see some additive improvements. 

[ChrisGio315]

On 6/27/2022 at 2:44 PM, KeithM38 said:

Just got my TSI woods in yesterday, the face gave out on the 16.5* today on my lunch break. 
 

 

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I had the same thing happen to both a TSi2 and TSi3 wood. Both cracked on me and both were less than 3-4 months old.

[Sankacoffee]

22 hours ago, RacineBoxer said:

 

This has been the case for 10 years now. Year to year the improvements are usually quite small unless someone previously released a dud. But after 3-6 years you can start to see some additive improvements. 

Yeah, I replaced my M3 with the TSi3 and immediately noticed a big upgrade on forgiveness. However, I remember trying drivers a few years ago and the M3 held up to whatever I tried at the time, so 3-6 years is probably about right.

[Tiptx1122]

The TSR3 looks there same but maybe its a bit more forgiving which I'm sure everyone will say. The TSR2 might be a good pick if especially with the rear weight changeable and the TSR4 might be the big hit for Titleist with 2 weights changeable. Interesting as what is up with the face no big improvements 

[howeber]

2 hours ago, KeithM38 said:

Just got my TSI woods in yesterday, the face gave out on the 16.5* today on my lunch break. 
 

 

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I also got a new 16.5 a few weeks ago and it cracked in the same place during my first range session! Must be a bad batch. 
 

 

[ob1soccer]

when can we expect to get some real info about someone that has actually hit the club

[Carolina Golfer 2]

1 hour ago, ob1soccer said:

when can we expect to get some real info about someone that has actually hit the club

A lot of staff and ambassadors will be seeing them in early August.  So probably not much until then.  I would guess public firings will come within a few weeks after that.  Just a guess. 

[MrShield]

Still very curious about the stock shafts?

[ob1soccer]

i am currently looking at getting a new driver, and have settled in on 3, why does Titleist have to do this now and torture me even more

[halfsumo]

4 hours ago, ob1soccer said:

when can we expect to get some real info about someone that has actually hit the club

September/October probably. 

[hackalot]

Will there be a price drop on TSI anytime soon with new product coming? 

[SwooshLT]

9 minutes ago, hackalot said:

Will there be a price drop on TSI anytime soon with new product coming? 

 

Probably not until TSR hits the floors .....OCT-NOV?