TS has stood for “Titleist Speed,” and the added R in the new lineup stands for redefined.

In short, the three drivers, all of which again feature Titleist's 16-way adjustable hosel, can be summarized just that way: The TSR2 is about forgiveness with speed; the TSR3 is about precision with speed; and the TSR4 is about spin reduction with speed. The TSR drivers will be available at retail Sept.

Let's take a look at what makes each stick unique.

1. TSR1. Ultra-lightweight design. Multi-Plateau Variable Face Thickness.
2. TSR2. Built for the average player. Multi-Plateau Variable Face Thickness.
3. TSR3. Intended for consistent players. Not as forgiving.
4. TSR4. Low-spin head design. 430cc head, smallest of all TSR drivers.

And start adjusting. Now first of all to open and close the huzzle screw in your driver. You just place the wrench into the top of the screw like this. And just turn it anti-clockwise.

The TSR3 driver will launch lower than the TSR2, as you'd expect from a driver designed for the lower handicapper or better player. You always have the SureFit hosel with lots of adjustability if you want to pull the flight up a little.

Across the face now the tsr-3. It has a new design that we're calling speed ring. And what it does is it has a thickened perimeter. And it allows more local deflection at face center so this ball

TS3 is more compact which means slightly less forgiveness than the TS2, but we felt it's really powerful from the middle but can punish off-centre hits.

The TSR1 driver is designed for golfers with moderate swing speeds. It does not specifically target shot shape correction or bias, focusing instead on maximizing launch, distance, and forgiveness. Titleist TSR1 offers tremendous forgiveness and this is proven by its forgiveness score in our best golf drivers 2023.

There are 16 different possible settings. You can raise the loft by up to 1.5 degrees or lower it by 0.75 degrees. You can make the lie up to 1.5 degrees more upright or make the lie 0.75 degrees flatter.

Face Angle is the direction the club face is pointed (right or left) at impact and is measured relative to the target line. Most golfers refer to this as having an “open” or “closed” club face.

Titleist TSR2 is slimmed down and ramped up. For players who make contact across the entire surface of the face, it combines our most significant CG shift with a new Multi-Plateau VFT face to boost speed across the face. All within a cleaner, refined shape that inspires total player confidence.

The TSR2 Golf Driver offers significant improvements in design and performance compared to the TSi2. Key enhancements include a multi-plateau variable face thickness design for increased forgiveness and ball speed, refined aerodynamics for greater clubhead speed, and a better appearance at address.