Titleist TSi2 Vs Titleist TSi3 Driver Comparison Overview

The Titleist TSi2 and Titleist TSi3 drivers fall into the same tradition as other TS lines.

The Titleist TSi2 has the linger head from front to back and the Titleist TSi3 has a more pear-shaped profile with the addition of a sliding CG track weight.

All of this is pretty obligatory if you have been following Titleist clubs over the last decade or so. But we wanted to suss out the subtle differences between these two drivers. So we tested them side-by-side in the following comparison overview.

Titleist TSi2 Driver Overview

“The Titleist TSi2 looks really clean both in the bag and at address.”

We really love how, compared to the TS2 driver, the Titleist TSi2 goes back to what makes Titleist clubs so desirable: beautiful design and consistency. Even though the Titleist TSi2 has an elongated head, it still has classic Titleist lines.

And the Titleist TSi2 features aerospace-grade titanium in the face so it is much more consistent than the TS2 model. The hallmark of the performance of this club is forgiveness. Just like the TS2, the Titleist TSi2 driver was made to be forgiving.

Indeed, the off-line divergence during our testing never exceeded 10 yards – and that includes pretty gnarly mis-hits. So much of the face seems to be the sweet spot that it was hard to tell by feel alone when we actually mis-hit.

Titleist TSi3 Driver Overview

“The Titleist TSi3 features the same ATI 425 aerospace titanium face and a much more symmetrical head profile.”

In fact, we should mention that the Titleist TSi2 is actually a bit toe biased whereas the Titleist TSi3 puts the alignment marker and mass in the center of the head. The Titleist TSi3 definitely rewards a player who can find face center consistently.

Toe-side mis-hits were losing more ball speed compared to the same kinds of strikes with the Titleist TSi2. However, the versatility of the Titleist TSi3 was outstanding. In addition to the 16-position SureFit hosel, the TSi3 features a sliding CG weight with 5 positions. So even if you are mis-hitting with this driver, you can spend some time and effort finding a face angle/CG placement that works for you.

“Even with the reduced natural forgiveness, the Titleist TSi3 is the better overall driver because it can be made to be nearly as forgiving as the Titleist TSi2 by adjusting CG.”

Titleist Tsi2 First Impressions

At first, the Titleist Tsi2 doesn’t look like much. But it’s a driver that has to be swung to be believed.

One of the things that really helps bump this driver up a few points is the adjustable hosel.

It is no secret in the golf world that the majority of tour pros that aren’t sponsored are using Titleist and it is the majority of the winners too.

The Tsi2 provides an excellent blend of forgiveness, feel and distance to take your game to the next level.

This customization of loft and lie angles adds instant value to this driver.

However, it’s the feel of this driver at impact that really steals the show.

The Tsi Family

The Titleist Tsi2 is the most ofrgiving driver in the Tsi fanily which also includes the Tsi1, Tsi3 and Tsi4. The Tsi4 is for lower handicap players and features a 425cc head.

The Tsi3 would be best for mid to low handicap players and the Tsi1 is a lightweight version but produces considerable spin off the tee.

Titleist TSi3 Driver – First Impressions

The Titleist TSi3 driver has a clean design that makes this club an instant hit for Titleist fans.

We couldn’t way to get out to the range and play with the sliding weight. This club really allows for optimal ball placement.

You will also notice that the 460cc head shape is very aerodynamic. You can almost feel the absence of drag on your downswing.

If you are someone that is consistent in their swing, the Titleist TSi3 is an excellent option to consider.

The Tsi Family

The Tsi family also includes the Tsi 2 driver.

The Tsi 2 features a lower CG than the Titleist TSi3 driver for higher launch angles.

The Tsi4 on the other hand has a 425CC head and produces the lowest spin of the bunch.

Titleist Tsi2 Selling Points

Aerospace grade titanium
Vertical MOI enhancements
Adjustable hosel
460cc head
Aerodynamic head shape

Titleist TSi3 Selling Points

Aerospace-grade titanium face
5-position sliding weight
Adjustable hosel
Crown to sole MOI
Low spin
Medium launch

Titleist Tsi2 – Who is it for?

The Titleist Tsi2 would be best for low to mid handicappers who want a great-feeling driver.

While some workability is lost in the architecture of the face and size of the head, there’s no denying the awesome feel and reaction of the face.

The forgiveness is there too. You will find that the Tsi2 will still yield impressive distance on shots around the sweet spot.

Tsi Drivers

All of the drivers in the Tsi family feature the same aerospace-grade titanium face construction.

However, the Tsi2 is probably the most congenial for beginners and high handicappers.

Distance: 94/100

Accuracy: 95/100

Forgiveness: 92/100

Feel & Control: 93/100

Overall Rating: 94/100

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Who Are The TSi3 Drivers For

This driver is best for players who don’t have to worry so much about accuracy and have moved on to shaping their drives.

You get a ton of custom draw and lie options with this driver.

You will still have to have a pretty good swing speed if you want to get maximum distance from this driver; but if you don’t have a fast swing speed, the other drivers in the Tsi family will be better suited to your needs anyway.