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Titleist TSR2 and TSR3 Hybrids

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Which company produces the #1 hybrid played on the PGA Tour? Here’s a clue, it’s the same company as the #1 golf ball. That’s right, Titleist, and they have been in that spot since 2014. When their TSR drivers and fairway woods hit the store shelves in the fall, one piece was missing that kept the TSR line from being a complete metalwood family. Today, that void gets filled as we first look at the new TSR2 and TSR3 hybrids.


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Oh I’ve been waiting on these!!
 
Very cool. Interesting adjustability factor on that TSR3
 
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TSR3 with the 5 position track sounds interesting.
 
Intriguing release and thanks to @ddec for breaking it down. The TSR2 would normally be my play here, but I tend to like my hybrids smaller in nature. With that said, I have been using an Epic Super Hybrid, which is not small at all.

I spent some time with them a few weeks ago at Dormie Club and they have a good look to them, reminds me a bit of the line prior to TSi.
 
These are very clean. Nothing to hate here if you are into hybrids.
 
I have always liked Titleist hybrids. Nice article @ddec

I’m not sure I am understanding how that track adjustment works?
 
They both look so good! Being a sweeper I would have to try the TSR2.
 
Interesting and smart to offer two profiles. I like my hybrids to have a more fairway footprint to them so immediately I am drawn to the TSR2
 
Been waiting for these!
 
Great stuff @ddec ! Those look really good.
 
I’ve been looking forward to this release! I can’t wait to see how these match up against my current bag favorites, King TEC.
 
Great stuff @ddec Very clean look to these…a little larger than what I’m used to.

The kicker is I had the opportunity to read up on the new line here on THP before I received the email from Titleist this morning! 👊
 
Nice write up @ddec. Is this release a little of of their normal schedule for hybrids, weren’t the tsi’s released with the irons? Maybe I’m confused, I can’t keep up with all the releases and different times. Will we see new irons ahead of their normal fall release?
 
LET'S GO! These look excellent and very much like an extension of the TSR fairways and driver. The Titleist crew at Ballyhack in September was feeling really good about these and excited about what the ball speed improvements on the driver and fairways were going to bring to the table for the hybrids.

I will be eagerly awaiting information about a potential fitting for these. The TSR3 intrigues me a lot with the adjustable CG track, and might be a boon for me as I sometimes struggle with a consistent shape with my current hybrid. I also think I need a little heavier and more stable shaft option vs my current, and the Tensei 1K and HZRDUS Black options sound right up my alley.

 
Great story. Thank you! I'm sure they will perform awesome out there.
 
Oh boy Oh boy... was waiting for this article. Great write up @ddec
 
Great write up. Never been a hybrid player as I just haven’t been able to game them. Have tried a couple different one, but this is such a solid looking hybrid.
 
Torn between the adjustability of the TSR3 and the forgiveness of the TSR2, just like in September! I'm sure the adjustability of the TSR3 would win out, again.
 
These look awesome and I want to try one ASAP.
 
Nice. Lots of people are waiting on these!

Look clean and the 1k works pretty well for me. I'll probably grab a stock one to try when they hit shelves.
 
I’ve been waiting on these. Nice surprise, I thought we weren’t going to hear about them until April.
 
Hawk said:
I’m not sure I am understanding how that track adjustment works?
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if it's like the driver, you unscrew the big plate, and there is a sliding smaller weight that runs along a track. you position in the weight in the setting you want and kind of hold it in place while you re-screw the plate back in. for me it's kind of a clunky system, but when it's all put together it has a much cleaner look than other adjustable weights.
 
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