Titleist TSR2 Fairway Wood Review

Since the launch of the TS line of fairway woods, the astute among you may have noticed that the number 2 models have always done well on tour.

The TSR2 seems to be no different and so this article is arguably the most important of the three part series on the Titleist TSR fairway woods.

This line-up features two models, the TSR2 and the TSR2+ which we will touch on here.

We will mainly focus on the TSR2 though as it is the club that should appeal to the majority of readers. If you’re in the market for a new fairway wood then you don’t want to miss this article.

The Titleist TSR Fairway Wood Family

The Titleist TSR fairway wood family features clubs that will help you maximise clubhead speed and distance (TSR1),

one that balances speed and playability (TSR2) and one that is meant for fine control and playability (TSR3).

From high handicappers to pros, everyone is catered for.

The engineers at Titleist are masters at building advanced and specialised clubs that will fit seamlessly with your skill level and enhance your game.

I am a huge Titleist fan, I have been for many year but I am sure that this is no surprise to you after this glowing introduction.

Who Is The TSR2 Fairway Wood For?

The TSR2 fairway wood is built for players who want speed and forgiveness yet also want to be able to shape the ball somewhat.

This is a tall order but the number of TSR2 woods you see in tour bags should be a nod to the fact that Titleist have pulled this off.

Golfers with a mid handicap all the way down to tour players could fire this club into the bag and get great value from it.

It is designed to give a consistent and high ball flight and to instil confidence at address. The TSR2 also has a really fast face, this one goes!

What Is The TSR2+ All About?

For a few years now, Titleist have developed fairway woods with a great tee shot bias.

The TSR2+ replaces the old Fd models in that sense. This club has a deeper face, a slightly altered centre of gravity (CoG) and is more geared toward distance than the regular fairway models.

If you are the type of golfer who loves having a three wood as a secondary option from the tee, this is the club for you.

It is much stronger in terms of loft than the TSR2 and will be harder to hit from the fairway too. Think of it as a 2 wood or mini-driver. We will focus on just the TSR2 now.

How Forgiving Is The TSR2?

This club almost defies logic.

In this video you will see, from the 5:45 mark that even on off-centre hits, this three wood goes miles.

The TSR2 has an incredibly low CoG which helps with the launch of the ball and to maximise forgiveness, and somehow they have managed to keep a nice flight.

One potential issue with altering the CoG like this is that you can end up causing the ball to backspin like crazy and balloon up into the air where it will stall, Titleist have managed to avoid this.

The TSR2 is a wildly impressive fairway wood, it goes far and goes easily.

Available Shafts

This club comes with four standard shaft model options and four premium upgrade options.

Within each model option there are various flex and weight options to help fine tune the club to your particular swing. Here are the standard non-upgrade options:

Is The Titleist TSR2 Fairway Wood Worth It?

 Yes, this club will suit a huge amount of golfers and will bring you a new dimension to your bag.

Having another option from the tee and more distance from the fairway will bring you new benefits. This club is both forgiving and fast, it’s a really lovely golf club.