Titleist TSi3 Vs Cobra Radspeed Drivers Comparison And Review 2021

The last couple of years has seen some amazing drivers hit the market.

Back in October of 2020, we were introduced to the newest additions of the Tsi models, the TSi2 and TSi3.

Like many other Titleist drivers in the past, they met with almost immediate fanfare.

Then in the first quarter of this year, Cobra upped their game from the Speedzone family of clubs to the Radspeed.

These relatively new drivers may be of interest to you so we decided to compare them side by side in the following review.

Titleist TSi3 Driver Overview

The Titleist TSi3 driver was meant for mid to low handicap players who have less trouble making solid contact but still want optimal CG placement.

The best thing about the Titleist TSi3 driver is the 5 position sliding weight. This weight allows you to adjust to 2 heel positions, 2 tow positions and a neutral position.

The shaping options are almost endless with this driver that also has an adjustable hosel.

It doesn’t feel bad either. The face was made from aerospace grade titanium.

Its super thin and super strong and creates solid contact you can hear and feel. Overall this is a great driver if you are looking for more precision off the tee.

Cobra Radspeed Driver Overview

 The Cobra Radspeed driver is also customizeable with adjustable rear and back weights.

The Cobra Radspeed driver pretty much picks up where the Speedzone driver from 2020 left off.

It still has the CNC Infinity milled face that stretches the sweet spot out to the perimeter. It also has a full carbon fiber crown to keep the weight down.

This is helpful because the Radspeed driver has innovative radial weighting.

Essentially, the Radspeed driver has 28 grams of weight placed as forward in the head as possible – 12 grams of which are adjustable.

There are also 10 grams of weight placed as far back in the head as possible – 2 grams of which are also adjustable.

The split weighting virtually eliminates all spin off the tee for impressive distance.

The Titleist TSi3 lacks the exotic looks of the Radspeed but it’s clear that this driver is for the better player who have achieved a level of consistency with their clubs. There is no messing about and there is no doubt that Titleist are among the top clubs used by Pro players who are not sponsored.

The Radspeed has ton of features and performance for high to low handicappers. Expect a lower spin rate and more forgiveness in the Radspeeds features.