Titleist GTS2

Reviewer testing: high levels for forgiveness and stability. Reviewer testing: on a launch monitor, the head retained a hugely impressive amount of ball speed and maintained a tight dispersion even on off-center hits. Manufacturer: the most forgiving model, designed for golfers seeking maximum stability and consistent speed across the face. New Wraparound Composite Crown allows more mass to be pushed rearward to improve stability and forgiveness, while additional mass is positioned low and forward. New dual heel-toe interchangeable weight system adds shape-bias tuning. Top-tier 2026 forgiveness — measurably better than the prior generation on launch-monitor mishit retention.

Reviewer testing: in terms of pure performance off the center of the clubface, the head is eerily similar to the prior generation, with essentially identical ball speed, spin, and carry on flush strikes. Manufacturer: producing high launch with mid spin. Reviewer testing: high launch and low spin is a great combo — great carry distances. Above-average distance — matches the well-regarded predecessor's on-center distance.

Manufacturer: with its new dual-weighting system, the head now has heel-toe CG adjustability. The head now includes interchangeable heel-toe weights to dial in directional control, stability, and feel during your fitting. Hosel adds loft/face-angle tuning. The larger forgiveness-focused profile resists intentional shape-shifting but the heel-toe weights add some bias control. Above-average workability — new dual-weight system upgrades shape-bias tuning vs the bonded-sole prior generation.

Reviewer testing: while both heads deliver excellent performance at center, this one was found to be a little harsher on mishits compared to the prior generation, with a distinct hollow vibration on toe and heel strikes that is likely a byproduct of extending the proprietary matrix polymer farther around the chassis. On-center feel remains classic clean impact. Above-average feel on center — but the off-center hollow vibration dings the off-center experience vs the prior generation.

Manufacturer: the wraparound crown is lightweight, durable, and tuned for the brand's signature sound. Reviewer testing: distinct hollow vibration on toe and heel strikes. On-center sound remains the brand's classic understated tone, but the wraparound composite extending across more of the head creates a more hollow off-center acoustic. Above-average acoustic on center — slight regression on off-center vs the prior generation's tunable acoustic.

Manufacturer: the most forgiving model — featuring a larger, confidence-inspiring profile behind the ball. Reviewer testing: not all golfers will like the large footprint behind the ball. A shape that looks ready to launch from the moment you set it down. Above-average address profile — confidence-inspiring for the slow-swing target but slightly polarizing for skilled players who prefer the more-compact prior-generation sibling.