Titleist Tsi3 Driver 10* Left-Handed Head Only With Screw LH Component Sweet

Nice Left-Handed Head OnlyTitleist Tsi3 Driver 10* LH With Adjustment Screw, Please See Pictures We hope this message finds you well, and we are thrilled that you are considering purchasing this item!If you elect to proceed with your purchase, please note we will be working diligently to ensure your order is processed and delivered in as timely a manner as possible. We are here to help provide an excellent shopping experience, and your trust in our business is greatly appreciated.If you have any questions or require assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Once again, thank you for your consideration, and we look forward to being your reliable resource for quality pre-owned golf equipment and accessories. Kind Regards, The Bay Golf Exchange Team Brand: Titleist Number of Clubs: 1 Handedness: Left-Handed Department: Unisex Adults Head Material: Titanium Loft: 10 Club Number: 1-Wood NOTE: Adjustment Tool Not Included Color: Black Golf Club Type: Driver Nice Condition Lefty Club Head Only, Please See Photos

The Titleist TSi3 Driver caters to golfers who value a compact shape and adjustable weighting. Its Speed Chassis design enhances energy transfer, and the SureFit CG track offers five custom positions for ball flight optimization. Ideal for low-handicap players seeking distance or mid-handicap golfers wanting control, the TSi3 can boost performance.

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The Titleist TSi3 Driver is a game-changer for golfers seeking workability and distance in a premium package. This driver isn't for everyone, though. It's designed for better players who prioritize control over pure forgiveness. It packs a punch with a large, 460cc clubhead, but it feels smaller and sleeker at address than some drivers thanks to its classic shape. The focus here is on precision and shot-shaping, and I love the responsive feel at impact. Some golfers might find the TSi3 a bit less forgiving on mishits compared to some max forgiveness drivers, but I think the distance and workability gains are worth the trade-off.

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Mark Wright