Titleist · Fairway · 2023

TSR1

Best for you're a slow-to-moderate swing-speed player (60-90mph), mid-to-high HCP (15-32) who wants the most accurate and most forgiving lightweight fairway in the 2023 TSR line — comfortable trading absolute distance for ease of clubhead speed and high launch.

Starting from: £140.00
Listings: 5
Retailers: 4
vs RRP: −52%

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15° · 3W · Senior · RH15° · 3W · Senior · Right-Handed

£110.00

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at Pre-Owned Golf

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£140.00£289.00

15° · 3W · Regular · LH15° · 3W · Regular · Left-Handed

£149.00

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at The Golf Factory

About the Titleist TSR1

The Titleist TSR1 is a 2023 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. Compare prices from 4 UK retailers below — currently from £140.00.

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£140

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£140

Set 10 May · 2w ago

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£140

Set 10 May · 2w ago

CaddyIndex™Experimental

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

82Forgiveness

74Distance

70Workability

76Feel

74Sound

78Looks

Pros & cons

Pros

Robot testing: the best fairway wood for accuracy in 2023 — independent-test-validated accuracy crown
15% higher MOI than the prior generation — measurable forgiveness gain
Ultra-lightweight build (20g lighter than the standard sibling, sub-45g shaft) — designed specifically for slow-swing-speed players (<90mph driver)
180cc head — brand's largest fairway profile, confidence-inspiring at address for slow-swing target

Cons

Robot testing: glaring weakness is lack of distance — ranks toward the bottom of the field for absolute distance due to the niche slow-swing design
Now 2 years old (2023 release) — superseded by GT1 (2025) within the brand's slow-swing lineage
180cc large profile resists shape-shifting — shape-shifters should choose the standard or tour-spec siblings
Lightweight build is wrong for faster-swing players — they'll lose distance and ball speed on the ultralight chassis

Best for: You're a slow-to-moderate swing-speed player (60-90mph), mid-to-high HCP (15-32) who wants the most accurate and most forgiving lightweight fairway in the 2023 TSR line — comfortable trading absolute distance for ease of clubhead speed and high launch.

Avoid if: You generate faster swing speeds (95mph+) — the lightweight build will lose you distance; you want shape-shifting workability; or you want current-generation tech (the GT1 from 2025 is the direct successor).