Golfweek's David Dusek reviews the Titleist GT2, GT3 & GT4 drivers.

This time around, Titleist is using a durable Titanium Carbide Vapor. It’s darker than the black used on previous T-Series. It’s smudge-resistant, too, which is nice if you’re bothered by fingerprints ...

The Titleist GT3 offers exceptional workability and forgiveness alongside a mid-high ball flight. It features a smaller, more iron-like profile, yet its improved perimeter weighting boosts MOI ...

Consumers, however, were lukewarm on the idea and still associated long-iron replacements with woods, so eventually Titleist brought hybrids back into the wood cadence. That’s what made last ...

In the past, the target market for Titleist’s line of “1” line metalwoods ... and for playability and transitioning from longest iron now into fairway wood,” McCormack said.

iron-like choice for shotmakers with the GT3. Each model features adjustable heel and toe sole weights. $330. At retail Feb. 21. Titleist Vokey SM10 .06K: Some better players like to use clubs ...

Historically, Titleist’s “1” driver has been the lightweight option ... GT2 hybrid: A high-MOI model with a flatter leading edge, offering a 10-percent MOI improvement over the TSR2. GT3 hybrid: ...

Think about it. When you ask your playing partner what ball they’re playing, they never say ‘Titleist Pro V1’, do they? It’s just ‘Pro V1’. That’s umbrella branding at its finest.

When Titleist launched it’s GT line of drivers ... And while GT1 is supposed to be the ultralight model in the family with an 8-gram lighter head and 20-gram lighter shaft, there are players ...

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The recommended daily intake of iron for adults is 8 mg for men and 18 mg for women. However, pregnant women may require higher doses of iron. It is also important to consider the bioavailability ...