Titleist GT2 vs GT3: Which One's Actually Right for You

Titleist's GT line replaced TSR in August 2024 with a new polymer crown. Here's how GT2 and GT3 actually differ.
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Titleist replaced the TSR line with the GT series in August 2024, built around a new Proprietary Matrix Polymer crown, six years in development, that's three times lighter than titanium while still producing a solid, metallic sound at impact.

GT2

Built for forgiveness and high MOI. This is the pick if you want the most stable head on off-center hits and a higher, more consistent launch.

GT3

Built around adjustability. GT3 gives better players more control over spin and shot shape without giving up much forgiveness compared to GT2.

GT4

The low-spin option for faster swingers who want to control ball flight down.

See our current selection of Titleist GT drivers, including GT3 models in stock now. If you're weighing a used option, see how the outgoing TSR2 compares. GT also comes as a fairway wood and hybrid, browse GT fairway woods and GT hybrids we have in stock.