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Professional golfers have raised concerns about the qualifying system for the Paris Olympics, as some big names have been left out. Jon Rahm and Abraham Ancer suggested that countries should be able to choose their own representatives based on who gives them the best chance to medal. However, Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry defended the current system during a press conference, pointing out that even top Americans like Patrick Cantlay did not qualify. McIlroy emphasized that the nature of Olympic qualification is similar across various disciplines, not just in golf. Lowry and McIlroy highlighted that in other sports, athletes must…

Titleist has recently introduced its new range of GT drivers and fairway woods, which are now available for custom orders starting from August 1. These new drivers, the GT2, GT3, and GT4, are said to be faster, longer, straighter, and more forgiving than any previous models from the brand. Each driver is designed to offer different performance characteristics to suit various shot preferences. The GT line of drivers represents a significant advancement in Titleist driver design and engineering, with breakthroughs in material, construction, shaping, and design. The GT drivers feature a Seamless Thermoform Crown, incorporating an ultra-lightweight crown made from…

Titleist has recently released their new GT3 fairway wood, following the success of the TSR3 model. This new club features a tour-inspired shape and ‘generational technology’ in the crown, promising increased speed and total performance. To put these claims to the test, extensive testing was done to determine if the Titleist GT3 could stand out as one of the best fairway woods on the market. The design of the Titleist GT3 fairway wood is visually appealing, boasting a pear-shaped, tour-influenced design that will appeal to many golfers. The club’s less curvature in the heel and sole results in a head…

Titleist and Ping are known for their biennial releases of new products, and the latest Titleist GT fairway wood line promises fast speeds, higher flight, and optimal spin. To see how these fairway woods stack up against the competition, testing was done on the golf course after being fitted at the Performance Fitting Centre at Woburn Golf Club. The GT2 fairway wood features a tungsten weight for higher launch and lower spin, along with a new Seamless Thermoform Crown made from Proprietary Matrix Polymer for faster speed and optimal CG positioning. The construction of the GT2 fairway wood includes new…

Titleist has introduced the new GT driver family for 2024, including the GT4 model which is designed to reduce spin rates for players. The GT range features a departure from traditional all-titanium construction, utilizing a Proprietary Matrix Polymer in the crown section to optimize mass distribution throughout the head. The GT4 specifically incorporates a Seamless Thermoform Crown and Split Mass Construction to achieve an aggressive spin profile while maintaining stability. The compact 430cc head of the Titleist GT4 is visually appealing, with a clean and round profile that may be intimidating for higher handicap players. The addition of color contrast…

Titleist has recently released their new GT driver family, following the success of previous models like the TSi and TSR. In this review, we take a closer look at the GT3 model to see how it compares to its predecessors and other drivers in the market. One of the key changes in the GT range is the shift away from an all-titanium construction to a new material called Proprietary Matrix Polymer. This material is used in the crown section of the driver, making it approximately three times lighter than traditional titanium constructions. This new material allows for better mass distribution…

Titleist has recently released their highly anticipated GT2 driver, which has generated a lot of excitement in the golf industry. The new GT range features innovative technology, including a Proprietary Matrix Polymer crown that is three times lighter than titanium, allowing for optimized mass distribution throughout the head. This new material contributes to the driver’s speed and performance improvements compared to its TSR predecessor. Stephanie Luttrell, Director of Metalwood Product Development at Titleist, explained that the new crown material allows for significant advantages in designing the center of gravity and inertia goals of the GT range. The lightweight and malleable…

Titleist has introduced its new GT line of drivers with a focus on total driver performance, breaking away from the market trend of designing primarily for consistency and forgiveness. The GT drivers are billed as faster, longer, straighter, and more forgiving across the face. The line includes GT2, GT3, and GT4 models, each designed for specific player needs. The Seamless Thermoform Crown, Split Mass Construction, and improved aerodynamics contribute to the performance of the GT line. Speed Ring with VFT technology is aimed at delivering more ball speed off the face on both on- and off-center strikes. The GT2 driver…