► In this video, Joel Tadman and Neil Tappin test and compare the looks, feel and performance of the new Titleist TSR2 and TSR3 hybrids. Coming in two very distinct shapes, the two hybrids perform very differently and will suit different player types and abilities, so watch this video if you’re in the market for a new hybrid and like how Titleist clubs look and perform for you.
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5 Comments
TSR 3 looks much bigger in the photo to me in any case it’s TSR 1 for me though 😅
i like to see the bags of reviewers.
I don't get this….Titleist release 3 x Hybrid Models and you only review the 2 x better player ones? I could be wrong but wouldn't most average club golfers be just as keen to see the Tsr1 Hybrid as it might suit them the best? For example….I play off a 6hcp but i have always struggled with Fairway Woods off the deck. Step in a Tsi1 Fairway wood which as far as I am concerned, is a cheat club. It is by far and away the easiest fairway wood I have ever hit off the deck and trust me, I have tried a few. Why not use a club like this which is absolutely forgiving and does what it claims. We are consistently presented with reviews for the better player clubs like this which in reality, don't suit the majority of golfers.
Hi Neil & Joe just started watching your Video & you’re not testing the TSR1! 😬, very disappointed just got the 23deg 5 and was looking forward to hearing your thoughts on it, I feel us senior players are being overlooked the extra speed we can from the TSR1 (must be worth a review) along with the Driver & Fairway Woods Thanks Dickey 9hcp 76year senior golfer
I tried the Titleist Hybrids and the Taylor Made were longer and easier to hit. I love the Titleist Fairway woods, Driver and irons.