Titleist TSR Drivers | The Swing Report
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- The Titleist TSR Drivers from Titleist are the latest in the Titleist Speed Project, delivering faster, longer, and straighter tee shots for golfers of all skill levels and swing types. The new Titleist TSR Drivers include the Titleist TSR2 driver, Titleist TSR3 driver, and Titleist TSR4 driver.
0:00 Intro
1:02 Key Details and Tech
6:30 Testing
29:38 Final Thoughts
In this episode of the Swing Report, 2nd Swing's trio of Drew Mahowald, Danny Ferrell, and Thomas Campbell review and test the new Titleist TSR drivers. Golfers will learn everything they need to know about the Titleist TSR drivers and receive key insights from initial testing.
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Love the added commentary about other details you guys look at outside of just presenting info on the clubs. Really helps us understand what we need to know beyond the equipment.
Thomas Campbell is an incredible ball striker!
I love that you guys show and talk about dynamic loft in your videos like this. It really helps show the effects of the tech and weight placements between different heads and how they're influencing outcomes. Keep it up. 👍
Appreciate the feedback & thanks for watching - Thomas
Hi Thomas Brilliant Driver 👍test, Your 5 Drives with the TSR3 left Danny speechless👌, which is a first 😶,Fantastic Driving 👍,Dickey 9hcp 75year Senior Golfer UK
Those 5 drives with TSR3 can't get any straighter. It will never happen again - Thomas
Great overall review and
“ The Robot “ was on fire 🔥
Great demo and analysis
Pre-order!! Great video!
Thanks for watching & I hope you enjoy the new driver! - Thomas
I was surprised how forgiving the TSR4 was. I tested the 9 deg with the 1K 65g x-stiff at 45" playing length.
Nice work guys! Adding Danny as the third amigo makes a great team. Although he is a Packer fan 😎. If I understood correctly, this was with the new black shaft but in stiff. It would be better with Thomas using an x. I do agree with some other comments on seeing a video with someone closer to my 88 to 90 club head speed would be great.
Danny’s been around a while lol
Thanks for your feedback. We are working on finding a consistent employee that want's to be on camera that swings around 90 mph - Thomas
@@2ndswing On the TSR3 what loft head did you use, (neutral setting or up or down?) and what shaft, weight and flex?
The guy on the left looks like he has the golf munchies 🤣🤣
Might want to get the adrenaline shot from Pulp Fiction ready - remember to finish the swing to get it through the vest 😂
Master Thomas, wow
Thanks for watching - Thomas
Great review guys! I was recently fitted for the TSR3 and love it so far…still in the honeymoon phase though…I know I’m a broken record, but would be nice to see more realistic swing speeds for testing…especially when it comes to the different types of clubs…for example, someone with a 111 swing speed is likely not using the TSR2 given its target audience…same with game improvement clubs…need someone with closer to the average swing speed of 95mph for men…the only time I see you guys do that is bringing in a female swinger, but that’s a very small target audience compared to amateur males…
@el060248 Agreed. It’s not so much that, but how a club performs for someone with slower swing speeds…Doesn’t do much good to show a game improvement club being swung by someone who’s a scratch handicap with a driver swing speed of 115 mph…that’s not who the club is intended for…the bigger sweet spot, and higher launch will not help that player…
Regarding the carry distance conversation towards the end of the video, maybe increasing the loft a touch combined with the reduced backspin of the TSR 4 would get you where you want to be. Maybe a video idea to see if tweaking the loft can help with that?
Not a bad idea. I'm sure I could play the TSR 4 but this might be worth exploring further - Thomas
I would luv to see this test with TSR done with a moderate swing speed 85 to 90!
Thanks for the feedback. I like this and we have added it to the list - Thomas
With Titleist Drivers My shot goes straight 👍
On the TSR3 what loft head did you use, (neutral setting or up or down?) and what shaft, weight and flex?
9* A1 (STD), Mitsubishi Tensei 1K black 65X-Stiff for all heads - Thomas
Can you guys do a comparison between the TSR4 and the Rogue ST Triple Diamond LS?
Stay tuned this has been filmed and will be on the channel soon - Thomas
Would have been interesting to see the heavier weight back in the 4 though, might have been a sweet spot with some more spin...
Michael Newton does that test on his channel. @michaelnewtongolf
The pros don’t even like the 4 that should all you need to know stick with 2 or 3
We have a video planned to play around with the weight kits to test swing weight and how they perform, stay tuned - Thomas
@@2ndswing honestly Im happy to hit a drive 240-270 where i need it to be I got the Ping G425 max driver and all ping everything from this year I.e i525 5-AW and Ping glide 4.0 wedges I just like to see what’s going on in the golf world
Is the HZRDUS red the highest launching stock shaft? Would have liked to see you discuss the stock shaft offerings and performance characteristics.
Yes it is. We just filmed this last week, stay tuned for our video discussing the shaft options - Thomas
Let Jackie test them. She has a much more relatable swing speed to the average player.
Unfortunately Jackie no longer works for us but we will have other contributors with relatable swing speed in the future - Thomas
I would like to see them put the tour edge C721 up against the titleist TSR3, Thomas was banging it close to 340 With a tight Dispersion Ring, TSR3 600 + Dollars. You can buy the tour edge C721 for under 200 dollars. very good infomercial !!
I was wondering if this would come up. I was killing that C721. More comparisons to come - Thomas
My misses are towards heel...frustrating!
Try a couple of things length of club / distance from the ball or path on the downswing - Thomas
Thomas would have had even better numbers had he been able to use a X flex in that shaft.
This shaft for this test is actually very stable for a stiff shaft and a 65S always performs pretty well for me - Thomas
295 yards of carry with 112 club head speed? How? Guys at my club carry the ball 290 with 115 CHS and they are optimized.
Thomas hit up on the ball 8* from what I’ve seen, almost no one does that…
Do me a favor and put these three drivers on Iron Byron and show me the differences. Use reg, stiff and different weighted shafts and then use different swing speeds then show me the results.
Where's Danny? He was such a great personality? Hope he's doing well!
That was Thomas at his robotic best.
The guy on the left ?
release date? 9/30'ish?
You can now get fit for them but they should be in stores around 9/30 to pick up - Thomas
Give it a rest with the whining about lower swing speed testing!! If you want to watch someone swing it 90 mph, go hit it yourself! Watching thomas hit balls with the consistency of strike and swing speed is as close as we are going to get to seeing what these clubs can really do and what the actual differences are from club to club. Nothing is worse than watching someone strike the call all over the face when you are trying to see an actual fair comparison! Keep doing what you guys do!
Agreed. I’m sorry but if you swing that slow, you need a fitness program and your testosterone levels checked, not a new driver. I wanna see what the club can do.
There are people who swing at 100 that consistently hit the sweet spot. So… how will the models perform at that speed? Will the tsr3 just fall out of the sky?
I'm confused why the "most forgiving" was the least accurate.
The shape just may not fit his eye and probably too light of a head. Fit is everything.
@@lkae4 he hits the TSi2 fine so I don't think so. Thomas could use a hockey stick and hit it straight. I'm looking for facts not baseless theories.
"Forgiveness" normally refers to ability to maintain ballspeed on mishits and not about directional accuracy.
@@CybekCusal Dude, it's a driver testing, not a double blind, placebo-controlled study. No human will ever know. How do you like that fact? And what are you going to do with that fact?
@@lkae4 Dear Mr. Desperate for attention narcissist election denier. I don't want your opinion. I wasn't asking you. Don't @ me. Make your own thread.
15.40 before the first strike...
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Maybe do comparison with someone who is not such a really good player....comparison should be with misses...
Thanks for watching! We are continuing to add in some more testers on our videos
Y’all could be sleeping on the tsr 4
Great choice! In genral the Titleist low spin models like the TSR4 is for a pretty small market but if forgiveness keeps up it will be a good option - Thomas
@@2ndswing it’s been a game changer for me. Cheers
Likely too much draw bias in the head for a guy like Thomas who hits baby draws to begin with
Kaleb sounds like you know my game too well. Both the TSR 2 & 3 sat pretty neutral but the 3 gave me a boring straight flight - Thomas
anyone gonna point out that it looks like a blacked out TaylorMade??
It still has more of a gloss finish than TaylorMade - Thomas
The guy in the blue vest is not adding value here . Guy in red with the wrench is enough for talker. Guy swinging the club is the one who knows what is happening.
They look very nice. But for all the predicted new hype and ear catching glory talk the results are much less satisfying than expected and nothing spectacular over TSI2 review if you backtrack and watch those vids. Considering all the tech we should be hitting 35 yards further than with previous models. I don’t see it. And since Thomas can bomb other drivers 330-340 yards in some videos I certainly will not load Titleist’s pockets on a purchase of these models. One big con
Manufacturers have hit the limit on distance improvements so the focus needs to be more of ball speed and spin consistency which the TSR line is killing it on initially - Thomas