Titleist has introduced the GT Drivers and fairways, signifying “Generational Technology”, a significant shift in materials, construction and performance from their previous TS models. Despite appearances suggesting minimal change, substantial advancements lie beneath the surface.
Our Tony Covey and Chris Nickel have done full breakdowns and articles on the drivers and fairway woods which can be found here (drivers) and here (fairway woods). Here is a brief overview to whet your appetite.
About The Titleist GT Line
Titleist’s goal was to enhance performance without altering their familiar look and feel. This approach ensures players have a familiarity with their clubs year over year while hopefully experiencing performance gains. The GT models feature refined aerodynamics with changes focused on the underside to reduce drag and increase speed, notably through the raised aft section.
The introduction of Split Mass Construction redistributes weight to the driver’s perimeter, enhancing stability and optimizing performance. Additionally, the GT lineup incorporates a seamless thermoform composite crown, marking a departure from previous designs. This innovative crown integrates a Proprietary Matrix Polymer (PMP), improving acoustics and mimicking the sound of titanium.
The GT drivers emphasize lowering the center of gravity, promoting consistent spin rates and enhancing forgiveness. Titleist’s Speed Ring with Variable Face Thickness (VFT) face technology aims to boost speed across the face, catering to off-center hits.
