GT2 Hybrid

GT2 hybrids feature the highest total MOI in the lineup, with a 10 percent MOI increase compared to TSR2. The GT2 hybrid has the highest measured MOI of any hybrid currently available. High-MOI design, achieved through strategically positioned weight, provides exceptional resistance to twisting on off-center hits. Heel-toe CG adjustability allows player-impact-location matching. Off-center hits rebound off the face with a similar velocity to center strikes. Top-tier forgiveness — class-leading MOI in 2025 hybrid market + 10% bump over TSR2 + heel-toe CG matching to impact location.

147mph ball speed + 233 yards carry + 3897rpm spin on launch monitor testing. The GT2 hybrid outperformed the TSR2 hybrid, gaining a couple of yards with a higher launch and tighter dispersion. Heel-toe weighting unlocks significant ball speed gains, as well as higher launch, lower spin and straighter ball flight. Consistent and penetrating ball flight, with the GT2 consistently producing land angles around 40 degrees, ensuring good stopping power. Above-average distance — 147mph ball speed + 233yd carry + outperforms TSR2 + 40° land angles preserve carry.

A flatter leading edge along with the flat weights allows the GT2 to maintain a neutral stance at address — particularly appealing for those who prefer hybrids that don't show any visual signs of draw bias. Heel-toe weight swap allows a more fade-biased setup or draw bias. Positioned as a middle option in the lineup between the GT1 (max-forgiveness) and GT3 (workable). Above-average workability — neutral base setup with heel-toe weights enabling modest fade or draw bias; not as workable as GT3 but more bias-tunable than GT1.

The GT2 delivered solid impact feedback. It offered a blend of softness and explosiveness that makes it easy to judge shots. It feels hot off the face, but not too jumpy, striking a balance between control and power. Strikes felt firm, and the head stable unless really mis-hit. Pleasant to hit, refined and responsive. Above-average feel — blend of softness and explosiveness, firm stable impact, hot but not too jumpy, easy to judge shots.

The GT2 hybrid produced a woodsy 'crack' that was very consistent even when impact location wavered. A more muted, player-orientated feedback — one that doesn't scream 'look at me' but does let you know what's happened at impact without fail. Refined and responsive acoustic signature. Above-average sound — consistent woodsy crack + muted player-orientated profile + strike-quality feedback without being loud.

Sleeker profile than TSR2 with a flatter leading edge that sits flush to the turf, similar to GT fairways. GT2 appears a bit slimmer from the trailing edge to the hosel vs TSR2. Sleeker, refined profile with a flatter sole design that sits flush to the turf. Large profile and enhanced forgiveness will be welcomed by mid-to-high handicap players. Top-tier address — sleeker tour-inspired profile + flatter leading edge + flush-to-turf sole + slim hosel transition.