Titleist TSi2 Fairway Wood

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Titleist built the TSi2 for golfers who want more forgiveness without giving up ball speed. It arrived in 2021 as the middle of the TSi driver family, higher launching and more stable than the compact TSi3, and easier to hit than most of what Titleist had put out before it. If you always liked the idea of a Titleist driver but felt the brand's heads asked too much of you off the tee, this is the one that changed that.

The headline is the face. Titleist used an aerospace-grade titanium called ATI 425 that had never been in a driver before, which let them make the face lighter and more uniform across a wider area. The payoff shows up on mishits, where ball speed holds better toward the heel and toe than it does on a lot of drivers at this price. Center strikes are long, but the real gain is what happens when you miss the middle.

This is a driver you can set and forget. The SureFit hosel and moveable sole weight give you real adjustability, but most players will find a setting and leave it there. It rewards a repeatable swing more than a manufactured one.

• Moderate to fast swingers who want distance with a wide margin for error on off-center hits.
• Titleist fans who found the older TS and 917 heads too demanding off the tee.
• Anyone who wants a driver to set once and trust, rather than tinkering with weights every round.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I get the TSi2 or the TSi3?

The TSi2 is the more forgiving, higher launching head, and it suits most amateurs. The TSi3 has a flatter, more compact shape, spins less, and adds a sliding track weight for shot shaping, which favors better players with faster and more repeatable swings. If you are on the fence, the TSi2 is the safer pick.

What is the ATI 425 face and does it actually matter?

ATI 425 is an aerospace titanium alloy that Titleist put in a driver face for the first time with the TSi line. It made the face stronger and more consistent, which helps ball speed hold up on hits away from center. It is a real gain, not just marketing, and you notice it most on toe and heel strikes.

How adjustable is the TSi2?

The SureFit hosel gives 16 independent loft and lie settings, and the SureFit CG weight in the sole lets you bias the head slightly toward a draw or fade and adjust swingweight. It covers what most golfers need in a fitting without burying you in options.

What lofts does the TSi2 come in?

Titleist offered the TSi2 in 8.5, 9, 10, and 11.5 degree heads, and the SureFit hosel lets you fine tune loft and lie from there. Most players end up in the 9 or 10 degree head.

Is the TSi2 still worth buying in 2026?

Yes, if you find one at a used price. It launched in 2021, so newer drivers have passed it on paper, but the performance holds up and the ball speed retention on mishits is still very good. As a value buy on the used market it is hard to fault.

Is the Titleist TSi2 fairway wood good for high handicappers?

Playable, with a caveat. The Titleist TSi2 is a players distance design. Its category typically suits 5 to 15 handicaps. A 20-plus handicap will get more help from a game improvement model.

Alternatives to the Titleist TSi2

Other players distance fairway wood models from different brands, closest to its model year.