Stiff Titleist GT3 Driver
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Who’s It For?
Titleist drivers have been the most played drivers on the PGA Tour for the last five years and counting, and their newest line, the GT series promises to keep that title going in 2024 and beyond as it represents the most advanced and best-performing driver to ever bear the Titleist script. The GT line’s breakthroughs in material, construction, shaping and design have all come together to create the highest-performing Titleist driver to date! The Titleist GT3 is one of three models within the GT line and is designed for players seeking more adjustability in their driver for fine-tuned speed and control, maximizing distance and optimizing flight
The Tech Story
The Titleist GT3 Driver delivers exceptional ball speed and maximum adjustability for players aiming to optimize distance and control ball flight. Featuring a new Adjustable CG Track positioned closer to the face compared to the TSR3, it offers five CG locations (H2, H1, N, T1, T2) to align with strike location tendencies, enhancing speed and consistency. The 460cc clubhead, shaped more compact and pear-like with a taller clubface, boasts improved aerodynamics for faster clubhead speeds. Central to the GT3's advancements are the Seamless Thermoform Crown and Split Mass Construction, promoting faster ball speeds and greater stability.
The Titleist GT Drivers showcase cutting-edge technology with their Seamless Thermoform Crown, constructed from an innovative Proprietary Matrix Polymer. This ultra-lightweight material, never before used in golf clubhead design, enables unprecedented internal weight positioning, significantly enhancing driver performance. The crown seamlessly integrates with the sole through advanced thermoforming, presenting a clean, uninterrupted look. According to Chuck Golden, SVP of Titleist Club Research & Development, the transition to a multi-material construction was pivotal in surpassing the performance of previous models like TSR. The new crown is approximately three times lighter than all-titanium versions, optimizing mass distribution and improving center of gravity (CG) and inertia. Titleist’s R&D team also ensured the unique acoustic properties of the Polymer preserved the classic sound and feel of Titleist drivers. GT’s Split Mass Construction leverages the weight savings from the Thermoform Crown, allowing for precise repositioning of mass within the clubhead. This strategic placement enhances both speed and stability by balancing mass low and forward, and towards the rear, meeting diverse player needs across three distinct models. Enhanced aerodynamics, made possible by the new weight distribution and design, further boost clubhead speed by reducing drag. The GT drivers also feature an upgraded Speed Ring with Variable Face Thickness (VFT), which maximizes ball speed on-center while preserving performance on off-center strikes. Tour-inspired face graphics provide additional alignment confidence, resulting from extensive player feedback and prototyping. Together, these advancements create an exceptionally fast, stable, and consistent driver that delivers optimized spin and launch conditions across the face.
Facts and Figures
Category: High launch, lower spin
Head: 460cc
Lofts: 8.0°, 9.0°, 10.0°, 11.0° (RH/LH)
Standard Length: 45.5”
Standard Lie: 58.5”
Featured Grip: Titleist Universal 360 Grip
Weight Options: 8 Gram (Nominal) w/ +6, +4, +2, -2, -4, -6
SureFit Hosel: Compatible with TSR, TSi, TS
Stock Shaft Info
Project X Denali Red, 40g - 60g, (Flex: 4.0. 5.0, 5.5, 6.0)
Project X HZRDUS Black 5th Gen. 60g - 80g, (Flex: 5.5, 6.0, 6.5, TX)
Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Blue, 55g - 75g (R2, R, S, X, TX)
Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Black , 65g - 75g, (S, X, TX)
Get Fit
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