Titleist · Fairway · 2020

TSi3

Best for you're a low HCP (0-12) at 95-120mph who wants tour-spec workability with the brand's earliest CG-track adjustability — comfortable trading max-forgiveness for shape-shifting and a penetrating low-spin ball flight.

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About the Titleist TSi3

The Titleist TSi3 is a 2020 fairway from Titleist. Listed on CaddyCompare in 15°, 17°, 18°, 21°, 24° and 27° lofts, in right-hand and left-hand, with regular, stiff and senior flex options. Not currently listed by any UK retailer we track.

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Agentic-research score from synthesised reviews, lab tests, and head-to-head comparisons. Relative to category peers — see methodology.

78Forgiveness

84Distance

84Workability

84Feel

84Sound

84Looks

Pros & cons

Pros

Independent 2021 Fairway Wood Test: joint 4th-longest fairway of the year — measurably one of the longest fairways at launch
Impact is whisper quiet but the feel is still hot and fast — Tour-Quality Sound paired with hot impact sensation
3-position SureFit CG track (Toe/Neutral/Heel) — active bias tuning between fade, neutral, and draw flight
Tour-requested softer toe profile + compact round-not-stretched shape — head golfers will want to bag

Cons

Moving the weight has a relatively small impact on ball flight — CG track is more granular tuning than dramatic shape bias
For the higher handicap player, unless they have a particular skill with fairway woods, the forgiveness-spec sibling will be the wiser choice — tour-spec head needs the player
Now 5 years old — superseded by the TSR3 (2022) with 5-position 0.5mm-precision CG track and GT3 (2024)
21° loft only offered in right-handed builds — LH ladder caps at 18°

Best for: You're a low HCP (0-12) at 95-120mph who wants tour-spec workability with the brand's earliest CG-track adjustability — comfortable trading max-forgiveness for shape-shifting and a penetrating low-spin ball flight.

Avoid if: You're a higher HCP who isn't already skilled with fairway woods (the TSi2 is the wiser choice), you want bigger CG-shift effects (the TSR3 has finer 5-position tuning), or you're a left-hander wanting the 21° (RH-only).