Titleist TS2 and TS3 hybrids - FIRST LOOK
New TS2 and TS3 hybrids allow golfers to replace their long irons with even more speed, launch and precision.
Titleist has today introduced its new TS2 and TS3 hybrids, which the brand claims "deliver faster ball speeds with high launch, lower spin and increased MOI for more playable distance."
Born from the Titleist Speed Project, the new Titleist TS hybrids represent a new standard in hybrid performance.
The new TS2 and TS3 hybrids benefit from the innovations of the Titleist Speed Chassis, allowing players to replace their long irons with even more speed, launch and precision.
> TS2 hybrid maximises performance for players who have a sweeping delivery to the ball. This hybrid will aid high launch and easy distance. TS2's larger profile is designed for players who prefer the look of a fairway metal.
> TS3 hybrid produces outstanding distance and control for players who hit down on the ball. This hybrid will offer mid launch, precise distance and iron-like control. TS3's compact, square toe shape is designed for players who want more of an iron look.
TS hybrids made their PGA Tour debut at the Memorial Tournament, where Charley Hoffman (TS3, 17-degrees) and Robert Streb (TS3, 21-degrees) were among those who put TS hybrids immediately in play.
Ian Poulter and Charles Howell III put new TS2 hybrids (21-degrees) in play at the US Open.
Titleist's Vice President Josh Talge said: "Pretty much every golfer we’ve had test a TS hybrid has had the same reaction - these things just go. When it comes to the world of golf clubs, hybrids don't always generate the type of excitement you see with other categories. But with TS hybrids, our R&D team has developed a hybrid that players will start thinking about as their go-to club. A club they just can't wait to hit."
From August 8, golfers can experience the speed of Titleist TS hybrids by attending a Titleist Fitting and Trial event (inc. Titleist Thursdays) being held at hundreds of locations nationwide.
To find an event, book a fitting and learn more about the TS hybrids, please visit www.titleist.co.uk.
