Packed with explosive ball speeds and refined tour-inspired shaping, Titleist’s new GTS300 brings serious stability to the ...

Titleist has always been a brand that understands its core user, and nowhere is that more evident than in the low-spin '4' series drivers. Historically, these have been sub-460cc, niche products ...

When Titleist launches a new metalwood family, the golf world usually expects a steady evolution of its "Total Performance" philosophy, so I was curious to see if the new 2026 lineup continued on that ...

Titleist's newest mini grows from 280cc to 300cc, adding stability and forgiveness, while retaining the versatility that made minis a hot trends.

Our high-handicap players' average driver swing speeds run the gamut from the 80s to high 110s. As a result, the driver heads that best fit their games are also a bit all over the map. I've used ...

Before a club is deemed worthy of earning a spot in the bag, it has to pass the “eye test.” For tour pros, this is a non-negotiable. If it doesn’t look good in the address position, there’s no need to ...

On Monday at Muirfield Village Golf Club, Titleist launched a new lineup of GT drivers – GT2, GT3 and GT4 – for PGA TOUR players to test and use this week at the 2024 Memorial Tournament presented by ...

Titleist’s TSR1 driver ($600; 9, 10 and 12 degrees), fairway wood ($349; 15, 18, 20 and 23 degrees) and hybrid ($249; 20, 23, 26 and 29 degrees) will be available for pre-sale Feb. 2, and at retail ...

Titleist’s launch of its GT line of drivers in June was one of the biggest equipment stories on the PGA TOUR in 2024. The clubs’ impact was immediate, as players across the TOUR rushed to put them in ...

Three new Titleist GTS drivers—GTS2, GTS3 and GTS4—were added to the USGA’s list of conforming driver heads Monday and were being introduced to tour players on the PGA Tour, LPGA and Korn Ferry Tour.