Titleist Unveils TS2, TS3 Drivers at the 2018 U.S. Open

[saevel25]

https://www.golfdigest.com/story/us-open-2018-titleist-unveils-prototype-drivers-at-shinnecock

Not sure taking away the Sure-Fit tech is a good idea. It's one of the better features for Titleist clubs.

I prefer to adjust the weight forward and back versus side to side. Depending on how low-spinning the driver is in it's base settings, this driver might not work well for me. Titleist isn't typically on the lower end of the low-spinning drivers.

[Groucho Valentine]

Ive never used that weight port for anything since Titleist introduced it, anyway Probably just customer feedback. Considering my usual upgrade cycle ill probably be using this club in about 5 years. Cant wait. 

[saevel25]

Addendum
It looks like the golfdigest website was wrong on the Surefit. Both have Surefit.

http://www.golfwrx.com/518706/spotted-new-titleist-ts2-and-ts3-drivers-at-the-2018-u-s-open/

 

[dbuck]

On ‎6‎/‎11‎/‎2018 at 9:19 AM, saevel25 said:

Addendum
It looks like the golfdigest website was wrong on the Surefit. Both have Surefit.

http://www.golfwrx.com/518706/spotted-new-titleist-ts2-and-ts3-drivers-at-the-2018-u-s-open/

 

 Both have the hoseI but I don't see the weight system on the TS2 in that picture.

Edited June 12, 2018 by dbuck

[iacas]

7 hours ago, dbuck said:

 Both have the hoseI but I don't see the weight system on the TS2 in that picture.

Me either. The "tube" weight isn't on the TS2, right?

[georgep]

Unless they have it hidden in there somehow, the Surefit CG does not appear to be part of the TS2, but it looks like there is at least one weight port (I wonder if it will be player adjustable or factory/fitter set). The TS3 clearly retains the CG weight tube in the design. 

[308 Ragin Cajun]

The weight port on the TS2 resembles the one on my 715 D3. You use the wrench to unscrew the wight and replace it. Guess I'llwait a couple opf years, and buy 1 from Global Golf for $150