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Titleist’s New Bags for 2023: More Organization, Accessibility, and Style Than Ever

Titleist is launching new Players Series bags for 2023, and they feature more opportunities for organization and accessibility while offering more style than ever.

The new Players StaDry, Players 4, and Players 5 bags feature an improved construction for more space for gear and other necessities during your round, and they’re more accessible and easier to carry thanks to a lightweight design.

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Titleist’s new bags are enhanced from past models, and each of the three new carry bags are optimized for what every golfer needs, whether you’re a rider or a walker out on the course.

The various divider options are also suitable for any personal preference. Some prefer as few dividers as possible, but others want additional dividers to separate clubs even more. The two options available between these three bags are either four or five, which seem to be more popular than the more separative 13 or 14 dividers that some companies offer.

Players 4 StaDry

The Players 4 StaDry features everything a golfer could want, including premium waterproof construction, plentiful storage, and a weight that comes in at just under 4 pounds, one of the lightest on the market.

• StaDry™ Waterproof construction with seam-sealed zippers
• Premium double strap
• High-grade aluminum PINS leg system
• NEW Easy access horseshoe style tee pocket
• Full-length apparel pocket with curved zippers for enhanced accessibility

• External, lined drink sleeve
• NEW High-quality YKK zipper
• Lightweight, low-profile top cuff with full-length dividers
• Velcro glove landing patches
• Top Cuff: 4 | Weight (lbs): 3.7 | Pockets: 6 | Strap: Premium Double | Price: $295

The Players 4 is extremely similar to the Players 4 StaDry, it is void of waterproofing, which is ideal for those who aren’t going to be playing rounds or tournaments in the rain. It is still a quality bag and is perfect for those who spend their Spring and Summer days out in the sun playing golf.

• Durable, high-grade aluminum legs
• NEW easy access horseshoe style tee pocket

• NEW high-quality YKK zippers
• 4-Way top cuff with full-length dividers
• Top Cuff: 4 | Weight (lbs): 3.7 | Pockets: 6 | Strap: Premium Double | Price: $265

The Players 5 Stand Bag is slightly large than the Players 4 and features an all-new five-divider setup for an additional club storage option.

• NEW 5-way top cuff
• External, lined drink sleeves

• NEW High-quality YKK zippers
• Velcro glove patches
• Top Cuff: 5 | Weight (lbs): 4.3 | Pockets: 7 | Strap: Premium Double | Price: $265

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FIRST LOOK: 2023 Titleist TSR Driver Series – TSR2, TSR3, TSR4

Titleist 2023 TSR Series Drivers: TSR4, TSR3, TSR2

After much anticipation and early success on the PGA Tour, the new Titleist TSR drivers are officially here, and we have all the details to help you get the inside scoop at what’s under the hood.

As a quick synopsis, the TSR drivers build on the continued success that the TSi and TS series before had with golfers of all skill levels. For the engineering team at Titleist, the message from the top down was clear: “Don’t mess up a great thing!”

When I say “from the top down,” I’m not talking about the board of directors, I’m talking about golfers. Titleist knows the TS series has a reputation to maintain as the number one driver brand on the PGA Tour and they have no intention of giving that up anytime soon. 

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The TSR2 has been re-engineered from the inside out to deliver more ball speed, stability and a look that fits more in line with the rest of the TSR series.

If there ever was one tweak from players, it was that the TSi2 was “a little angular” around the toe, but the new TSR2 has adopted a more natural pear shape, like its TSR3 brother, which checks boxes for looks and also helps with aerodynamics. 

Aerodynamics? Yes! The biggest external upgrade to the TSR2 is a mini-diffuser to smooth out airflow and allow the driver to be swung up to 0.5 mph faster at 100 mph swing speed — that might not seem like much, but when you’re pushing up against the USGA limits, it’s a nice bonus. The diffuser is designed to work the same way as a diffuser on a Formula 1 car, by stabilizing airflow behind the head and allowing it to move faster.

In the back of the club, the adjustable sure-fit weight has been moved from the sole to the rear skirt so even with the slightly smaller front-to-back shape, the driver’s MOI still has been increased over the previous model.  

Another improvement to the TSR2 is something you can’t see: a newly designed variable thickness face structure. This new face design expands the COR area away from the middle of the face and helps the driver transfer more energy, leading to more ball speed on mishits.

LOFTS: 8°, 9°, 10°, 11° in right and left-handed (8° LH available through custom order only) 

ATI materials

Before going any further, we need to touch on the face material, because it is unique to Titleist drivers: ATI-425 titanium. 

ATI-425 is manufactured in the United States by Allegheny Technologies Incorporated (ATI), in Pittsburgh, and offers distinct advantages to conventional titanium used in golf. This proprietary material offers 30 percent higher ductility, along with higher yield and tensile strength, which is a complicated way of saying it allows engineers to push manufacturing to higher tolerances for face thickness. 

With two more years of refinement and testing since the launch of the TSi, engineers have again saved more weight from the face to be positioned around the head to create stability without ever sacrificing durability. 

Titleist TSR3

With the TSi3 being Titleist’s most popular model with professionals, it was challenging to make the club better, but it’s also easy to see why the uptick with players was immediate once the TSR3 was released. 

The TSR3 follows a similar path of the improvements to the TSR2, thanks to a newly designed face insert and a subtly reshaped skirt and sole for better aerodynamics.

The biggest challenge for Titleist was to increase MOI without increasing the dimensions of the head. To accomplish this, the rear weight of the sure fit track has been adjusted to move it more to the perimeter — same shape, higher MOI, more stability, more consistent ball speeds means improvements in every category. 

LOFTS: 8°, 9°, 10°, 11° in right and left-handed (8°, 10°, 11° LH available through custom order only) 

Titleist TSR4

This is where things get really interesting, because the TSR4 is a true specialty club in the fitting space designed to offer reduced spin for players that have swing dynamics that make it harder to create ideal launch conditions. The TSR4 also offers a smaller head profile. At 430cc, it’s one of few sub-460cc drivers on the market.

Although targeted to a small segment, Titleist and outside fitters found there were golfers who really liked the smaller profile of the TSi4 but needed MORE spin, so the engineers designed a best-of-both-worlds option for the new TSR4. The interchangeable forward and rear weights allow the driver to offer the lowest spin head in the forward position, and when reversed the TSR4 becomes a smaller and slightly more workable version of the TSR3: still low spin but not too low that mishits become unmanageable. 

Paired with an updated face design, and rear skirt for improved aerodynamics like the other new drivers in the line, the TSR4 is a great option for players who want to get everything they can out of a smaller-headed driver.

LOFTS: 8°, 9°, 10° in right and left-handed (8° & 10° LH available through custom order only) 

Shaft offerings

Titleist doesn’t do “stock” shafts — they offer featured shafts, meaning each and every shaft is available in the aftermarket. Nothing here is watered down or “made for.” 

The featured shafts for the TSR cover a variety of launch, spin and feel options, and the Premium Featured shafts from Graphite Design continues their strong partnership with the Japanese shaft manufacturer.

Project X HZRDUS Black 4G : Weight: 60g (70/80g options available). Launch & Spin – Low/Mid with a firmer feel for high-speed players.

Mitsubishi Chemical Tensei AV Blue : Weight: 55g (65/75g option available).  Launch & Spin – Mid/Mid with a smooth yet firm feel for players with smooth transition.

Mitsubishi Chemical Tensei 1K Black: Weight: 65g (75/85g option available).  Launch & Spin – Low/Low with a firm and stable feel for higher speed players.

Project X HZRDUS Red CB : Weight: 50g (60g option available along with 40g version is ladies flex). Launch & Spin – Mid/High with a smooth stable feel for those looking to add distance.

Premium Featured from Graphite Design: 

Tour AD DI: Weight: 60g (50/70/80g also available). Launch Mid/Hi with lower spin

Tour AD IZ: Weight: 60g (50/70/80g also available). Launch High with lower spin

Tour AD UB: Weight: 60g (50/70/80g also available). Launch Mid with lower to mid spin 

Price, specs and availability

Each TSR Series driver is priced at $599 with featured shaft options and $799 with premium featured shafts options from Graphite Design

The Titleist TSR drivers will be available for custom fitting and orders at Titleist accounts starting Sept. 8. You will be able to find them on retail shelves beginning Sept. 30.

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Inside Justin Thomas’ major equipment shakeups at the Masters

Justin Thomas returns to Augusta with new equipment alongside his new caddie for the week Matt Minister. (Jamie Squire/Getty Images)

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Justin Thomas left no stone unturned in his Masters preparations. Still seeking his first green jacket, Thomas' bag underwent much experimentation before his ninth appearance at Augusta National. It will result in a new-look setup for Thomas at the year’s first major.

The testing began at the Valspar Championship, where Thomas and Titleist Tour rep J.J. Van Wezenbeeck evaluated the irons that Thomas has used since the 2023 U.S. Open.

Ahead of the Valspar, Thomas began testing a T100 5-iron , too.

According to Van Wezenbeeck, Thomas liked what he saw, with the club providing added height and forgiveness, especially on shots hit low on the face.

The only problem was distance gapping. Thomas was hitting his 5-iron 4-5 yards further, leaving the gap between his 5-iron and 4-iron too tight.

That led Thomas and Van Wezenbeeck to test an even more forgiving Titleist T200 4-iron model, which produced even more forgiveness across the face with its hollow-bodied design and a higher launch and peak height. Now, Thomas has a longer 5-iron and an even longer 4-iron in the bag. Problem solved.

With that change to his iron set, Thomas has a newfound combination: Titleist 621.JT mid-to-short irons (6-9), a T100 5-iron and a T200 4-iron.

Although Thomas currently ranks sixth on the PGA TOUR in Strokes Gained: Approach, he is just 134th on approaches more than 200 yards. Perhaps the boost in forgiveness and added height will be the difference maker.

Thomas’ equipment changes at the Masters do not end there, though.

After working with Scotty Cameron rep Drew Page throughout 2024 on putter testing, Thomas is switching into a new 2024 Phantom X 5.5 putter , which first launched in Hawaii

According to Page, Thomas liked the look of the new Phantom X model, but he preferred a slightly different sound off the face. After a few months of back and forth, making minor manipulations to the putter head, Thomas is set to give the new putter a go on Thursday, replacing his previous X5 Tour model with a similar dual-winged shape.

On Sunday at the Valspar, Thomas switched into a prototype Titleist TSR 2-wood , the same club Cameron Young was spotted testing at THE PLAYERS Championship. According to Van Wezenbeeck, Thomas wanted to try out the prototype in live competition before considering putting it into play at the Masters.

Although Thomas liked the performance of the 2-wood, he will likely stick with his trusty TS 3-wood come competition time on Thursday. That said, the possibility of a mid-event switch is in play. As recent history shows, Thomas is not afraid to switch things up on short notice – especially with a green jacket on the line.

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Titleist New Releases for 2024

Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from Titleist? These handy thumbnails will keep you up to date on the company's new releases across all club and ball catetgories.

Titleist Vokey SM10 wedges: Titleist’s wedge team, led by master craftsman Bob Vokey, believes there are three keys to great wedge play: shot versatility, distance and trajectory control, and maximum spin. All three have been addressed in Vokey’s latest creation, the SM10. Wedges will cost $189 per club and hit stores on March 8.

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Titleist Vokey Design SM10 WedgeWorks Low Bounce K: Born out of collaboration with professionals, the Low Bounce K Grind combines the SM10 technology with six degrees of bounce. That gives players the ability to hit a variety of open-faced shots from tight lies while still offering forgiveness out of bunkers. It's designed for players with a shallow angle of attack who frequent firm and fast conditions. This model is available in 58 and 60 degrees with a raw finish on vokey.com and golf shops everywhere for $225.

Titleist Scotty Cameron Phantom putters: The Titleist Scotty Cameron Phantom line of putters for 2024 features 10 fresh takes on several familiar-shaped modern mallets milled from 303 stainless steel with lightweight 6061 aircraft aluminum flange and sole-plate components. There’s a renewed emphasis on alignment, both overtly in the markings and more subtly in the shapes and angles. The line also features the dual milling on the face for consistency of sound and roll. All models retail at $450, with the 5, 5.5, 5s, 7, 7.5, 9 and 9.5 available March 29. The 11, 11.5 and 11 Long Design will be available May 17.

Titleist AVX golf balls: The new Titleist AVX, a three-piece multilayer urethane cover ball, continues to meet the specific demands of players looking for a softer-feeling, lower-flying and lower-spinning counterpart compared to the company’s flagship Pro V1. The latest upgrade to AVX aims to provide both a little more distance on mid-irons and a little more greenside spin than past AVX versions. The key changes involve more velocity from a high-gradient core combined with more short game spin from a thicker, softer cover. The AXV retails for $50 per dozen and is available in white and high-optic yellow.

Titleist Tour Soft, TruFeel golf balls: Although known for it’s tour-level Pro V1/V1x line, Titleist knows there are players seeking golf balls that perform more than good enough without costing you the equivalent of a filet mignon dinner per dozen. That’s where the Tour Soft and TruFeel models come in. The Tour Soft provides golfers with more distance off the tee and increased spin into the green. All while providing a soft feel off the face. The TruFeel has a revamped core, cover and aerodynamics package to deliver more yards with the ability to play a variety of greenside shots. The Tour Soft balls are offered in white, yellow and green and will be available in pink in July 2024, all at $40 per dozen. The TruFeel balls are available in white and yellow, with Matte Red coming on May 15, all at $25 per dozen.

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Matteo Manassero: What's in the bag?

Matteo Manassero earned his long-awaited fifth DP World Tour title and first on South African soil at the Jonsson Workwear Open . Let's take a look inside the bag of the Italian winner...

Ahead of the final event on the International Swing at Glendower Golf Club, the 30-year-old added a new shaft on his Titleist TSR3 driver.

Since playing at the ISPS HANDA World Invitational presented by AVIV Clinics in August - his lone appearance on the DP World Tour last season - he has made some changes in his bag since graduating from the European Challenge Tour.

Manassero has switched from Titleist T100 (2021) to T100 (2023) irons, while since earlier this season on the 2024 Race to Dubai he now uses Vokey SM10 rather than Vokey SM9 in his 54 and 58 degree wedges.

Check out the clubs he used for the three-stroke victory below.

• Driver: Titleist, TSR3 (10 degrees)
• Shaft: Fujikura, Ventus TR Red
• 3-Wood: Titleist, TSR2 (15 degrees)
• Shaft: Graphite Design, Tour AD IZ
• Hybrid: Titleist, TS3 (19 degrees)
• Irons: Titleist, T100 (5-9), Titleist, T200 (4)
• Shaft: Project X, Project X
• Wedges: Titleist, T100 (46), Titleist, Vokey SM9 (50), Titleist, Vokey SM10 (54&58)
• Shafts: Project X, Project X (46&50), Project X, Wedge (54&58)
• Putter: Titleist, SC Tour Only SB-2
• Ball: Titleist, Pro V1 X

Notes: No 3 iron

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• Bold only items denote a difference from the players last event

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As a comparison, read on below to see what clubs Manassero used when he won the BMW PGA Championship in 2013.

• Driver: Titleist, 913 D2 (8.5 degrees)
• Shaft: Fujikura, Fuel
• 3-Wood: Titleist, 913 F (13.5 degrees)
• Shaft: Fujikura, Motore Speeder
• Hybrids: Titleist, 913 H (17 degrees), Titleist, 913 H (21 degrees)
• Shafts: Graphite Design, Tour AD IZ, Project X, Pxi
• Irons: Titleist, 712 AP2 (4-6), Titleist, 712 MB (7-9)
• Shaft: Project X, Pxi
• Wedges: Titleist, 712 MB (pitching), Titleist, Vokey SM4 (52&58)
• Shafts: Project X, Pxi (P), Project X, Project X (52), True Temper, DG Spinner (58)
• Putter: Titleist, SC Golo 5

Notes: No 3 Iron

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The DP World Tour saw Matteo Manassero end an 11-year wait to win again as the International Swing came to an end. Here is everything you need to know from the Jonsson Workwear Open.

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