Head to head · fairways & hybrids · 2024
TSR2 Hybrid takes it 0–1, with 1 tie in the 2 videos that tested both. The clearest split is face control: 2 of 8 say the GT2 Fairway Wood helps, against none of 2 for the TSR2 Hybrid.
Reviewed by 6 creators across 8 videos · 2 tested both
1 of 2 called it a tie — reviewers who test both usually rate both well. 0 favoured the GT2 Fairway Wood · 1 rated them evenly · 1 favoured the TSR2 Hybrid.
Two sentences, generated from where the reviewers actually disagree — and regenerated only when the consensus changes.
Every cell is aggregated from that product’s own reviewers — different people, different rooms, different launch monitors. Read the rows, not a total: nothing here is scored against the other club except by the reviewers who tested both.
| Titleist GT2 Fairway Wood | Titleist TSR2 Hybrid | Difference | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consensus | Strong consensus, 7 of 8 recommend | Early reviews, 2 of 2 recommend | stronger — TSR2 Hybrid |
| How much we know | 8 reviews · 6 creators · median score 88/100 · 8 scored · deeper sample | 2 reviews · 1 creator · median score 92/100 · 2 scored | uneven sample |
| Praised for | Exceptional versatility, forgiveness, and gapping (×5); High launch, steep descent, stopping power (×4); Blazing ball speed, distance, and penetrating flight (×3); Clean, confidence-inspiring address profile (×3) | Stable ball flight and control (×2); Versatile from various lies (×2); Tight dispersion, repeatable spin (×1) | different reasons |
| Pushed back on | Large, intimidating head shape (×3); Spin and launch mismatch for certain speeds (×3); High price and small performance gains (×2) | May feel different indoors versus outdoor turf interaction (×1); Spin might be too high for those seeking maximum distance (×1); Intermediate launch compared to a fairway wood (×1) | different reasons |
| Helps face control | 2 of 8 say it helps · 2 partial | — (no reviewer raised this) | clearer fix — GT2 Fairway Wood |
| Helps a fat or thin strike | 1 of 8 say it helps · 1 partial | — (no reviewer raised this) | clearer fix — GT2 Fairway Wood |
| MSRP | $399 (we don’t show live prices) | $299 (we don’t show live prices) | $100 apart — TSR2 Hybrid is cheaper |
The receipts. Each of these is one person who had both clubs in the same session — the only place on this page where the two are measured against each other by the same hands. Each line is their verdict, summarised from the video — not a direct quote.
Strong consensus · Titleist · fairway · 2024 · 8 reviews
Reviewers widely agree the Titleist GT2 fairway wood delivers exceptional versatility, forgiveness, and high launch with steep stopping power alongside a clean address profile and solid impact feel. However, some testers caution that the head shape looks large and intimidating, while others note a spin and launch mismatch for certain speeds alongside a high price tag that yields only small performance gains.
Read every verdict on the GT2 Fairway Wood
Early reviews · Titleist · hybrid · 2023 · 2 reviews
Club Champion awards the Titleist TSR2 Hybrid a median score of 92, praising its stable ball flight, versatile turf interaction, and tight, repeatable spin. However, the reviewer notes that the club may feel different indoors compared to outdoor turf, and warns that spin might run too high for players seeking maximum distance alongside an intermediate launch profile.
Read every verdict on the TSR2 Hybrid
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