Great things, the GT line is impressive. Saw roughly 3 mph ball speed gains on both GT2 and GT3 compared to my current TSR2 gamer. (using my current gamer shaft , HZRDUS RDX Black 6.5 at 44.5")

Highly recommend to get to a Titleist fitting event if possible, you'll get the full run down in the new line along with working with very solid fitters. I worked with Cameron Buckley in SoCal, he was a wizard.

Some "feel" notes from my fitting:
- GT2 Driver feels very similar to TSR2 Driver , firm hot face feel.
- GT3 Driver feels different from TSR3 Driver , GT3 has a softer impact feel from TSR3.
- Both GT2 and GT3 fairways felt very similar to the TSR line.

In the end I put the following on order and can't wait to put them in play.

Driver: GT3 10* - Graphite Design Tour AD IZ-7 X-Stiff - 44.5"
Fairway GT2 18* adj to 17.25* - HZRDUS Gen 5 Black 6.5 - 42"

I've done the fitting experience, and also the TT University learning modules. Can speak firsthand to both the Driver, and FW woods being a step ahead of things, I cannot wait to get them in the bag!!

So I'm off to St Ives (UK) on Saturday PM to get fitted for new GT and possibly look to replace my 3 wood as well (currently Qi10)

Of course I am excited, it's my first Titleist specific fitting. But my question is how much different is it to your normal "club or golf shop" fittings?

Hi Tom,

Good luck with your fitting today! I found that the Titleist fitting experience completely surpasses the club or golf shop fittings in every way. From the vast array of different shaft and head combinations to the expertise of the fitter looking at so many variables like angle of attack, launch angle, descent angle, carry distance, dispersion, etc.; it was just so much more eye opening and informative than I have ever experienced in a golf club/golf store environment. My fitter made numerous adjustments in the surefit settings as well as the head and shaft combinations in order to help to get me the best combination for my swing.
Hope you find the experience as rewarding as I did.

All the Best,
Michael

Just went through an exceptional Titleist driver/fairway fitting experience today with Dave Gebhardt in Reno. Dave's knowledge and expertise helped to get me setup with a 10* GT2 driver and a 16.5* GT2 fairway. Saw massive improvements over my previous non-Titleist driver/fairway in both distance, dispersion, ball flight, and smash factor. Couldn't be happier with the entire experience and cannot wait to put my new driver and fairway in play!

I was fitted into a GT3 last week and gained 21 yards carry & 24 overall on my cally epic flash I had been hitting. Dispersion was tight and ball flight was so straight and flat. Forgiveness was insane. My bad heel strikes were still flying a really long ways. Just patiently waiting now

I was able to take advantage of an early (Thanks Team Titleist!) fitting in late July at The Orchards north of Detroit. I received my driver about four weeks after. I have gotten several notes from Titleist asking about the fitting process and the new club(s) and I've hesitated to write anything until now because I wanted to get some rounds in with the new equipment before commenting. It's easy to get excited about new gear when hitting it on the range but until you put it into play over a variety of conditions you don't really have a good as to the real performance. Well, I am about six weeks into using the GT2 (and a GT2 7-wood fitted at the same time) and I can say, without hesitation, the GT2 is best driver I have owned. I switched shafts, from a Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black stiff shaft in a TSR3 9.0-degree to a Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Blue 55 shaft in the GT2- 9.0-degree. Now I did not see a huge improvement in spin rate and distance from the previous driver. I would love to say that I'd gotten 20 more yards, which, apparently some people are reporting. On the swing monitor, it was consistently showing a 7- to 9-yard gain in distance, with less spin. But would I have spent $650 for 7 more yards? At 66-years-old, maybe. We're always chasing distance. But the deal clincher was how consistently I was hitting the ball straight, with a nice tight dispersion pattern while hitting a dozen or so balls during the fitting. That consistency seen during the fitting has transferred to the course...I'm hitting more fairways - even on off-center hits - and I have to say, I think this is the best sounding Titleist driver I've owned since the days of Persimmons. As I'm hitting more fairways, I've seen my scores drop. In the past month I've taken two strokes off my index, and I attribute that to the constancy I'm seeing off the tee and also the use of my new weapon - the GT2 7-wood. My fitter suggested trying out a 7-wood after my driver and 3-wood fittings. By the way, I did not add the GT 3-wood to the bag as I couldn't hit it any better than the TSR3 3-wood that I already have in play. The 7-wood has been a revelation...I took my 4-iron out of the bag and I use the 7-wood on shots from 185- to 200-yards. It's a breeze hitting the ball out of tall rough and there's no problem on a tight fairway or off a tee. And I can work it left or right. I really love the club. My only regret is that I didn't have one of these clubs in my bag years ago. So, to sum it all up, taking the time to go through the fitting process to find the right equipment that works for you is more than worth your time. The results are confidence in your equipment that you can pull off the shots that are needed, and ultimately that results in lower scores...and more fun. Thanks Titleist.