TSR1, for the player its not designed for?

[gvogel]

3 hours ago, GooseHook said:

I picked up a TSR1 3w yesterday. Honestly does not look any larger than the TSi2 or TSR2 heads to my eye. 

 

Headweight of TSi2 3w= 210 (with +2 weight, no adapter)

TSR1 3w= 204g (stock, no adapter)

 

I added a heavier TSR weight and small piece of lead tape and was able to get it up to 209g. Good enough for my purposes. 

 

I have an 18* TSR1 fairway wood.  It looks noticeably larger in foot print than the TSR2 18* fairway wood.

[GooseHook]

On 4/25/2024 at 11:28 AM, GooseHook said:

I picked up a TSR1 3w yesterday. Honestly does not look any larger than the TSi2 or TSR2 heads to my eye. 

 

Headweight of TSi2 3w= 210 (with +2 weight, no adapter)

TSR1 3w= 204g (stock, no adapter)

 

I added a heavier TSR weight and small piece of lead tape and was able to get it up to 209g. Good enough for my purposes. 

 

 

Reporting back that this hunch worked out great. I had the opportunity to play down in the Bahamas last week and since it was part of a more casual business group, we had a scramble going. Cigars and Goombay Smashes were plentiful. 

 

Conditions were very windy and the course had phenomenal bermuda fairways with "first cut" rough all around. I hit the TSR1 3w several times off the deck and was pleasantly surprised at how easy it got in the air. No ballooning and impressive distance against the wind.