The ifrothgolf review
The high-forgiveness member of Titleist's 2026 GTS driver family, replacing the GT2 with a new frame, face and adjustable CG track.
What's great
Easy launch and high stability for the everyday golfer, with tighter spin consistency and, for the first time, SureFit CG Track adjustability.
Worth knowing
It's a small step over last year's GT2, and you're paying full launch price while the GT2 has been cut by roughly 30% — get fitted before you decide it's worth the upgrade.
The verdict
A genuinely strong forgiving driver for 2026, but buy it after a fitting for the right head and shaft — not because it's the newest GTS badge.
The full record
- Club type
- driver
- Construction
- Thermoform Split Mass Frame
- Face material
- redesigned Speed Sync face
- Adjustability
- adjustable SureFit CG Track (first in a Titleist driver head)
- Target player
- everyday golfers who want forgiveness over hype
Played on tour by — verified in our bag records:
Down $90 since we started tracking this price in Aug 2026 (2 recorded changes). Specs, pricing and tour usage for every product we cover are published as open data.
