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- #51
For 90% of people, that won’t ever be the case with a mini driver.
The mini driver is a niche club.
Titleist TSR Mini Driver
The mini driver is a niche club.
TxAggie2018
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I can get my mini off the deck with nearly the same distance as a drive. I just can't control the giant effing slice...
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I hit the BRNR better of the deck than I did the tee. A good reason why it went to the trade in bin. I can’t for the life of me see why they would release this at retail when they have the TSR2+ “2 wood”
I'll be curious to see the profile vs a strong TSR2+ fairway?Higher from sole to topline?
It must be.......the TSR2+ isn't that deep a face, it's not tiny or anything but definitely not superdeep levels. Mostly just a larger footprint.
I'm not a big mini-driver person. The TSR2+ or another 13 degree head i would think would work for most
If these come to retail and the shop ends up with a demo I will definitely take it out to test. Always been fascinated with the mini drivers but have never taken one on course with me. Seems like it could be a lot of fun.
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- #57
It’s massively larger than the 2+.
That makes a lot more sense from a product perspective
love that the mini driver is becoming a thing!!! Between TM’s mini drivers, this TSR, and the PXG one coming out, im excited for more options!
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- #60
Don’t get too excited, they’ll make about 200 of each hahaha
They don’t sell well, but I’m a fan they’re still alive.
I love my 13.5 BRNR. And I can hit it off the deck pretty much as well as I can hit a 15* 3W. There are a few holes on my home course that are perfect for the BRNR. But the rest of my woods are TSR so I’d give this a very close look if it’s released.