Usually when someone comes back talking about how much ballspeed and distance they've gotten from a new fitting, it is usually because they were just not fitted or not fitted correctly for their prior driver. But I am here to tell you I was at a Titleist fitting yesterday with one of my buddies, who is a Titleist club pro. He was perfectly fitted into his TSi3 a couple of years ago. When he went through the fitting with the TSr, he literally gained 10.2 mph of ballspeed (which is almost unheard of; similar to Frank's) with the TSr4 and moving the weights to gain higher launch (and resulted in lower spin). I saw it with my own eyes and since it was an outdoor fitting and I play in a group with him from time to time, I could clearly see how much longer he was. I am rarely impressed with new equipment because most of it is to the point you can only fine tune it, but Titleist hit it out of the stratosphere with the TSr range (as long you are properly fitted).
TSR4 is a 🚀. I was fitted by the famous Andy Inman a couple weeks ago. Great guy and fitter as you guys know! My ball speed avg was 179 and smash avg 1.49. Got the driver a week after fitting! Love it.
Gents, I just upgraded from TSi3 driver to the new TSR3 driver. Gained some ball speed and some distance. Can't wait to get it and put in play. Should be here next week. So excited!!!! Thanks for the video.
Got fit there for irons and it was an amazing experience never thought those 620CB would come out of the bag but swings change and switched shafts and clubs to my surprise
In the TSi video, Frank was getting 149.9 ball speed. Now he’s getting 151. I feel these fittings are always the same - you come in cold, hit some crappy shots then warm up and hit better ones.
This Titleist fitter sounds like he's selling cars. I play a TItleist bag. My fitting center got the Titleist heads in and my buddy and I brought our personal driver shafts in and hit the TSr2 & 3. After 2 hours and trackman, the new heads were IDENTICAL in performance for myself and my buddy, to our TSi3's. Seems to be the consensus, the GM of the center said that in his fitting, the TSR's were identical to last years models. In fact this was AGAIN confirmed by Peter Finch...IDENTICAL. Identical speed across the face on all hits. And frankly this was totally expected. Terminal performance has been reached. Great drivers, just like the last model.
its going to be a long winter thinking about next season's Titleist fitting day at my club. I think its time to update my old 917. Would love to see some gains like you guys got. At this point, I'm fairly sure I'd be in a 2, but interested in what the 1 will do as well.
Cool video, I normally get fit at golftec but would love to see how the fitting experience is on an actual range with actual titleist or Taylormade reps.
Always enjoy your fittings but would really like to see strike pattern on face and how fitter adjusts driver…. Especially on tsr3 CG weight. On different video’s Titleist fitters talk about aligning CG weight to your strike location, others to your common miss strike point-to keep ball speed up, and the old reason was to promote fade or draw…. as time has gone by more detail of what the filters is adjusting to would be insightful…. Also consider referencing numbers from previous fitting to show what’s from new club and what is from your current swing. Either way always enjoy your club fitting video’s. Thanks.
Big fan of your fitting videos! Always some of the best. Curious however how much of the gains are driven by the fact that your baseline shots are always when you are warming up and by the time you get to the new clubs you not only are mentally more excited but also physically warmed up better. Do you ever re-baseline with the original driver mid way to make sure your original read was accurate? I always worry about the bias of this during a fitting.
Solid question. The fitters always have us warm up before taking our baseline numbers. For the sake of time in the video we don’t show that whole process. But it’s a good point that good fitters will always have you warm up before a fitting. If they don’t there’s something wrong with the process.
I stayed with the Tensai Blue shaft. Same as my previous driver. We confirmed in the fitting that it’s still the best fit for me. Only change is that I went a 1/2” longer on the shaft overall. Mike gained 20 yards on the ground with roll out but his overall gain in carry distance was closer to 5 yards overall. - Frank
Hi Andrew, there are lots of great independent fitters out there that will help you test and compare brands. Some ones we like working with are GOLFTEC and Club Champion. Let us know how it goes!
@@Golficity yeah because of you guys video’s I looked into golftec an I believe they are whom I’ll go with I have a few of them near me one about a hour from me in st.pete it looks the coolest lol
Wow that's awesome I need to go get fitted like you guys did ... I got a ping 410 and love it but if I got fitted like you guys I think would hit it straighter and farther
I’m a huge fan of fittings but do you ever think you could get overfitted? Especially for golfers that are trying to improve. if you’re taking lessons and changing your swing wouldn’t that negate some things in the fitting? I think for pro golfers they can get super detailed but for people like us I think super detailed fittings could be a waste of money if you’re tinkering your swing at the same time.
Which of the new Titleist TSR Drivers in this video would you choose? Let us know ⬇
Usually when someone comes back talking about how much ballspeed and distance they've gotten from a new fitting, it is usually because they were just not fitted or not fitted correctly for their prior driver. But I am here to tell you I was at a Titleist fitting yesterday with one of my buddies, who is a Titleist club pro. He was perfectly fitted into his TSi3 a couple of years ago. When he went through the fitting with the TSr, he literally gained 10.2 mph of ballspeed (which is almost unheard of; similar to Frank's) with the TSr4 and moving the weights to gain higher launch (and resulted in lower spin). I saw it with my own eyes and since it was an outdoor fitting and I play in a group with him from time to time, I could clearly see how much longer he was. I am rarely impressed with new equipment because most of it is to the point you can only fine tune it, but Titleist hit it out of the stratosphere with the TSr range (as long you are properly fitted).
TSR3
Just got fitted and bought the TSR2. Gained 10mph ball speed vs my Ping G425
I would see going into the TSR3 or TSR4. But swing all of them and get the right shaft for the club and dial it in
What TSR2 setup did Mike ended up with?
I have an old 910. After watching this I'm itching to give these a try. Love hearing the fitters talking the details of what is best. So informative
Same here, still playing an old 910 on driver and fairway woods. Looking for a Tsr fitting this weekend.
Love my 910. 😊
TSR4 is a 🚀. I was fitted by the famous Andy Inman a couple weeks ago. Great guy and fitter as you guys know! My ball speed avg was 179 and smash avg 1.49. Got the driver a week after fitting! Love it.
So far every RUclips review I've seen has been awesome especially dispersion I've never considered titleist but I might have to
Just booked my fitting with club champion. I hope to get the same smile you boys have!!!
👊🏼
Great video guys. Have been waiting for the TSR to hit the street. Planning on a fitting soon.
Gents, I just upgraded from TSi3 driver to the new TSR3 driver. Gained some ball speed and some distance. Can't wait to get it and put in play. Should be here next week. So excited!!!! Thanks for the video.
🙌🏼🙌🏼
Got fit there for irons and it was an amazing experience never thought those 620CB would come out of the bag but swings change and switched shafts and clubs to my surprise
In the TSi video, Frank was getting 149.9 ball speed. Now he’s getting 151. I feel these fittings are always the same - you come in cold, hit some crappy shots then warm up and hit better ones.
Clearly it’s the advancements in space age technology
This Titleist fitter sounds like he's selling cars. I play a TItleist bag. My fitting center got the Titleist heads in and my buddy and I brought our personal driver shafts in and hit the TSr2 & 3. After 2 hours and trackman, the new heads were IDENTICAL in performance for myself and my buddy, to our TSi3's. Seems to be the consensus, the GM of the center said that in his fitting, the TSR's were identical to last years models. In fact this was AGAIN confirmed by Peter Finch...IDENTICAL. Identical speed across the face on all hits. And frankly this was totally expected. Terminal performance has been reached. Great drivers, just like the last model.
Looking to purchase mine very very soon 👀 I’m pumped! Every club I have now is hand me down so a new big stick is much needed.
its going to be a long winter thinking about next season's Titleist fitting day at my club. I think its time to update my old 917. Would love to see some gains like you guys got. At this point, I'm fairly sure I'd be in a 2, but interested in what the 1 will do as well.
Cool video, I normally get fit at golftec but would love to see how the fitting experience is on an actual range with actual titleist or Taylormade reps.
Same here. I do Golftec. I’d love to do that or even try club champion cuz they have so much more to choose from
What an improvement 🔥
Awesome! Heading there in a couple weeks!
That's awesome! Enjoy it 🙌🏼
@@Golficity Chris did my fitting also, it was amazing!
Pretty cool you guys fit into the same head. Same as when you were fit into the 917s.
I've been waiting for this
great video, i’m getting fitted for one soon. curious which shafts you both went with? did you guys try any upgraded shafts or stay with stock?
Sorry if I missed it but what lofts are you guys playing?
Excessive to no end!!!!!!
Always enjoy your fittings but would really like to see strike pattern on face and how fitter adjusts driver…. Especially on tsr3 CG weight. On different video’s Titleist fitters talk about aligning CG weight to your strike location, others to your common miss strike point-to keep ball speed up, and the old reason was to promote fade or draw…. as time has gone by more detail of what the filters is adjusting to would be insightful…. Also consider referencing numbers from previous fitting to show what’s from new club and what is from your current swing. Either way always enjoy your club fitting video’s. Thanks.
Did you both keep the same sure fit hosel settings? Are you playing @ standard loft?
Big fan of your fitting videos! Always some of the best.
Curious however how much of the gains are driven by the fact that your baseline shots are always when you are warming up and by the time you get to the new clubs you not only are mentally more excited but also physically warmed up better. Do you ever re-baseline with the original driver mid way to make sure your original read was accurate? I always worry about the bias of this during a fitting.
Solid question. The fitters always have us warm up before taking our baseline numbers. For the sake of time in the video we don’t show that whole process. But it’s a good point that good fitters will always have you warm up before a fitting. If they don’t there’s something wrong with the process.
Which TSR 2, 3 or 4 if we have a mid to high swing speed. Not sure which, could you enlighten us on this. Thx
You getting fit for new fairway woods also? The TSR 2+ 3 wood looks very interesting especially cuz i only use a 3 wood off the tee.
Yes…3 wood video is coming soon. Stay tuned 😉
Would probably go with the TSR3!
Does Titleist have giants working for them or is Frank just hella short??! Good vid boys.
TS-R 2. More forgiving!!
That second fitter every time you pan to him talking to Frank it looks like an adult talking to a little boy. That fitter was massively tall!!
😆 true! Chris is very tall.
So Mike gained 40 going into the TSi, now 20 in the Tsr, that’s 60, are you over 300 on your average now. What shaft did Frank get fit into?
Looks like a tension shaft
I stayed with the Tensai Blue shaft. Same as my previous driver. We confirmed in the fitting that it’s still the best fit for me. Only change is that I went a 1/2” longer on the shaft overall. Mike gained 20 yards on the ground with roll out but his overall gain in carry distance was closer to 5 yards overall. - Frank
@@Golficity, very cool. Glad you guys had such a great experience
Hit a bunch of 300+ with the TSR already. Feels really fast
@@Golficity That was an excellent video, the only bad thing is now I may be in the market for a new driver!
I like golf.
What shafts
I want to go somewhere I can try multiple brands I’m between Taylormade titleist an mizuno
Hi Andrew, there are lots of great independent fitters out there that will help you test and compare brands. Some ones we like working with are GOLFTEC and Club Champion. Let us know how it goes!
@@Golficity yeah because of you guys video’s I looked into golftec an I believe they are whom I’ll go with I have a few of them near me one about a hour from me in st.pete it looks the coolest lol
Wow that's awesome I need to go get fitted like you guys did ... I got a ping 410 and love it but if I got fitted like you guys I think would hit it straighter and farther
TPI is in Oceanside, CA guys not Carlsbad. Cmon now.
We stayed in Carlsbad 🤷🏼♂️ - but yeh, close enough.
I’m a huge fan of fittings but do you ever think you could get overfitted? Especially for golfers that are trying to improve. if you’re taking lessons and changing your swing wouldn’t that negate some things in the fitting? I think for pro golfers they can get super detailed but for people like us I think super detailed fittings could be a waste of money if you’re tinkering your swing at the same time.
WOW !!!Do you come over top of the ball. Work on coming more inside and it will fix your deviations.
Is Mike aware he was fitted by one of the L-E-G-E-N-D-S of Titleist fitting -- the great Glenn Mahler!!!!!
Glenn is the man!!
Currently playing TS4 and it is a low rocket. Set at 8.5 and get around 300-350. Can imagine getting any more distance from something else
I'm still fine with my 8.5° 975D 😂
I'm not into the new stuff at all
Are all these fitters 6 foot 8 or are you guys just shorter? Or both? Lol
Chris is legit 6’ 8”. Felt like a child standing next to him 😆
@@Golficity i was going to say he was definitely a big boy haha
He asked, why he can get any shaft over there and the smash factor can never get above 1.5 ....
Come on ...
So whoever fit you last year absolutely sucked or am I supposed to believe that "boattail" technology adds 20 yards?
Every time you get fit by the next time you’re fit the gamer driver numbers are trash. And new drivers every year and you both stink the same
Hey! The douche is back! Welcome back bud!