The Titleist GT driver family has seen unprecedented use and success on tour and at retail since its release nearly two years ago but now, fan have been officially introduced to the brand new GTS drivers and fairway woods.

Already in play on the various professional circuits, the GTS family has already claimed multiple victories, with Major winners and Ryder Cup stars among the notable names putting the new clubs in-play.

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stability and inertia without sacrificing speed and launch.

This has been unlocked by the full thermoform body, which is built with the brand’s Proprietary Matrix Polymer. This, along with a new Dual Weighting System, allows for even more personalized performance when it comes to custom fitting.

A detailed breakdown of the Titleist GTS driver

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Titleist has also adjusted the face design of the GTS, creating something called Speed Sync, which aids forgiveness, particularly on high-face impacts.

More forgiveness compliments the re-designed aerodynamics, whereby drag is reduced from the streamlined design. This should result in more speed and, consequently, more distance.

GTS2 driver is designed for golfers seeking added power and consistency across the face through a fast and forgiving design, with high launch and mid spin profile.

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The GTS3 driver, meanwhile, will aid golfers who want more control over speed and ball flight. It delivers lower launch and spin than GTS2 with a more compact profile and deeper face.

Finally, the GTS4 driver is the lowest-spinning driver in the lineup, and designed to reduce high spin rates and maximize distance. It has been increased to 460cc and now features the SureFit CG weight track for the first time to dial in ball flight.

Loft-wise, 8°, 9° and 10° heads are available in all three models, while there’s also an 11° model in the GTS2 and GTS3.

A close-up of the Titleist GTS2 fairway wood

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It’s not just GTS drivers that are being introduced, with fairway woods also making their way to the market – GTS2 and GTS3.

Like the drivers, there are refined shapes and profiles, as well as the dual-weighting system.

Titleist produces some of the best fairway woods on the market, and thanks to the Wraparound Composite Crowns and the Forged L-Cup face design, that looks set to continue.

Regarding the L-Cup design, it is built to help preserve ball speed, maintain launch conditions and enhance sound and feel on low-face impacts.

In terms of differences, the GTS2 is designed with a shallower face and a larger profile than GTS3, making it an ideal option for players with more sweeping deliveries. The GTS3, meanwhile, is built for players who hit down on the golf ball more.

Loft-wise, you’ll find 13.5°, 15°, 16.5°, 18° and 21° options in the GTS2, while the GTS3 is available in 15°, 16.5°, 18° and 21°.