Titleist TSi2 Hybrid Review
Find out how the Titleist TSi2 hybrid performs here
Only through a custom fitting will you know for sure which model suits your swing the best but, having tested the TSi options against the rest of the market, they are certainly up there as the leading choice for golfers looking to fill that crucial slot in their bag. The TSi2 might just be the best of the bunch.
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Inviting to look at address
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Easy to aim and line-up
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Provides a superb high launch
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Great forgiveness on off-centre strikes
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Consistent distance on a neutral flight
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Some golfers may want a stronger flight off the tee
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Titleist TSi2 Hybrid Review
The TSi hybrid range is arguably one of the most versatile in golf, thanks in part to the fact there are three models within it to choose from. The TSi1 hybrid was a later addition, offering a lightweight feel in a more oversized profile, but the majority of golfers will fit into the TSi2 or TSi3 category, the models that this review will focus on.
To start, the TSi2 has a larger, more rounded and symmetrical shape at address versus the TSi3, which is more compact and toe heavy in shape, this will suit the eye of the better player.
Both these hybrids provide that classic Titleist look at address with minimal graphics that can be distracting. The white score lines assist well with alignment and the TSi2 certainly looks the more inviting.
Off the face, it feels springy with a pleasing metallic sound, with the TSi2 certainly feeling very stable too. This contributed to the consistent results we experienced. It is also the more forgiving of the two, with the TSi2 ranked amongst the most forgiving hybrids on the market.
The difference in performance between the TSi2 and TSi3 was minimal when testing on the Foresight Sports GCQuad launch monitor indoors with Titleist Pro V1x golf balls. In the same stock loft (18°), the spin was almost identical at around 3000 rpm, but the TSi3 launched and flew noticeably lower than the TSi2. It also gave us a little more ball speed, which means the carry distances were similar - 220 yards on average for the TSi2 and 219 yards for the TSi3.
So, in terms of picking between the two, it comes down to your technique and the situations you plan to employ it. The TSi2 is more forgiving, which makes it more suitable for inconsistent ball strikers, and also higher launching - which makes it better suited to shots hit from the turf. That is why it is in our best golf hybrid clubs guide.
We've had the TSi2 hybrid in the bag for a while now and it has proved to be a reliable asset to call upon under pressure. It doesn't go left like hybrids typically do (it goes the other way if anything - we've got it set to a flatter lie angle to encourage this) and is surprisingly easy to hit well.
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