Titleist Tsi3 Vs. PXG 0211 Driver Comparison And Review

What we liked most at first glance about the Titleist Tsi3 and the PXG 0211 drivers is that they both sport a clean, classic look.

In a time when it seems that every club manufacturer is making drivers jam-packed with features that give them almost a mutant look, it’s nice to see 2 drivers that are keeping things relatively simple.

But as any golfer knows; looks aren’t everything. It’s really about performance so we wanted to see how these two classic-looking drivers handled themselves across key performance metrics.

Titleist Tsi3 Driver Overview

The Titleist Tsi3 is an incredibly workable driver that would be a great choice for any player looking for a club that can get them to where they want to be on the fairway and who isn’t so much concerned with distance or forgiveness.

Not that the Titleist Tsi3 won’t give you much in the way of distance – you just have to be able to nail the sweet spot more often than not.

If you can, you’ll have no problem breaking the 220 yard mark and beyond.

But where the Tsi3 really shines though is in the workability and accuracy department.

You get a 5-position movable weight (extreme heel, regular heel, neutral, regular toe and extreme toe) to go along with an adjustable hosel.

The Tsi3 allows for amazing shot shape variety and really allowed the better players in our testing party to attack each hole strategically.

PXG 0211 Driver Overview

The PXG 0211 will be better-suited to players who do need a little help with forgiveness off the tee and actually played a bit longer than the Tsi3.

While you don’t get as much workability and accuracy out of the PXG 0211; higher handicap players will feel more comfortable with this driver.

That’s because it produces almost effortless ball speed thanks to the titanium alloy face and rear/low head oriented weighting.

There is also a polymer insert near the rear of the head of the PXG 0211 which dampens vibration and produces a deep, rich sound.

The Titleist Tsi3 and the PXG 0211 drivers both keep things clean but perform in almost opposite ways.

The Tsi3 would be great for mid to low handicappers who have moved on to strategic ball placement off the tee while the PXG 0211 would be a good choice for anyone seeking more forgiveness and distance off the tee.