Titleist TSi3 Fairway Wood

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The TSi3 is Titleist's 2021 driver for players who want to shape shots and keep spin down without giving up ball speed. It sits between the ultra-forgiving TSi2 and the tiny, spin-killing TSi4 in the lineup, and it lands where most single-digit handicaps actually play. The head is 460cc, but it reads smaller at address with a more pear-shaped profile that better players tend to prefer over a bulky footprint.

What sets the TSi3 apart is the ATI 425 titanium face. Titleist worked with an aerospace supplier to use a material that had never been in a driver before, and the payoff is a face that holds up under repeated impact and delivers speed more consistently across the hitting area. You won't feel a gimmick here. You'll feel a fast, solid strike that sounds tight rather than tinny.

This is a low-spin driver, and it behaves like one. If you deliver speed and hit the middle of the face often, the TSi3 rewards you with a penetrating flight and plenty of rollout. If you tend to hit it thin or all over the face, the more forgiving TSi2 is the smarter pick.

• Mid-to-low handicaps who make consistent center-face contact and want lower spin for a flatter, more penetrating ball flight.
• Players who like to shape shots and will actually use the SureFit CG track to bias draw or fade.
• Anyone fighting a driver that spins too much and balloons in the wind.
• Golfers who prefer a more compact, workable head shape over a large, purely game-improvement look.
• Fitters and tinkerers who want independent loft, lie, and CG adjustment to fine-tune their numbers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between the TSi3 and the TSi2?

The TSi2 is the more forgiving, higher-launching, higher-MOI option built for maximum consistency across the face. The TSi3 spins less, sits more compact, and adds the SureFit CG track for shot shaping. If you value forgiveness, go TSi2. If you value control and lower spin and you strike it well, go TSi3.

What is the SureFit CG track on the TSi3?

It's a weight that slides along a track on the sole to move the center of gravity between the heel and toe. Setting it toward the heel promotes a draw, toward the toe promotes a fade, and the middle keeps it neutral. It changes shot bias without altering the loft or lie, which you adjust separately at the hosel.

Is the TSi3 a good driver for a mid handicapper?

It can be, if your contact is fairly consistent and you swing with enough speed to benefit from lower spin. Mid handicappers who scatter their strike across the face will lose more distance on mishits than they would with the TSi2. Get fit before you commit, since the difference shows up on off-center hits.

What is the ATI 425 face on the TSi3?

ATI 425 is an aerospace-grade titanium alloy that Titleist used in a driver face for the first time with the TSi line. It's stronger and more uniform than standard titanium, which lets the face flex efficiently and deliver ball speed more consistently across the hitting area.

How adjustable is the TSi3?

Quite. The SureFit hosel gives you 16 independent loft and lie combinations, and the SureFit CG track adds heel-to-toe weight positions for draw or fade bias. You can tune launch, face angle, and shot shape separately, which is why it's a favorite on fitting racks.

Is the Titleist TSi3 fairway wood good for high handicappers?

No. The Titleist TSi3 is a tour design aimed at better ball strikers. Its category typically suits 0 to 8 handicaps. High handicappers will find a game improvement model more forgiving.

Alternatives to the Titleist TSi3

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