Titleist TS2 Driver 10.5* Mitsubishi Chemical Tensei Blue AV Series 65g Stiff LH

Titleist TS2 Driver Condition Grade: 8 - Good Details: • Men's Left-Handed • 10.5 Degrees (Adjustable - Adjustment Tool NOT Included) • Length at address: 45.5" • Mitsubishi Chemical Tensei Blue AV Series Stiff Flex Graphite Shaft • Golf Pride MCC Standard Grip in Good condition • Headcover NOT included • Shaft Weight: 65 g This club is preowned. It has been hit and has marks from normal use. The face and head show wear from regular play. Overall, it is in good condition. There are ball scrapes/sky marks on the top of the club. Some of the paint on top of or around the edges of the head is chipped. Please see the photos.

The Titleist TS2 Driver caters to golfers seeking distance and adjustability. Its large, titanium clubface is designed for high ball speeds across the hitting surface, promoting longer drives even on mishits. Additionally, the TS2 features a SureFit hosel system that allows you to fine-tune loft and lie angle to optimize launch conditions for your swing. Whether you're a mid-handicapper seeking more control over your ball flight or a lower handicapper looking to squeeze every yard out of your drives, the Titleist TS2 Driver falls between the more forgiving TS3 model and the more adjustable TSi2 in the Titleist driver lineup. It delivers a strong blend of power and precision.

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The Titleist TS2 Driver is a great option for mid-to-high handicappers who want a good balance of distance, forgiveness, and adjustability. It packs a punch with a confidence-inspiring head, and the titanium face delivers explosive ball speeds even on mishits. Plus, unlike some Titleist drivers focused on control, the TS2 lets you adjust loft and add a draw or fade bias to fine-tune your launch and fight a slice. While it might not be the latest model and some prefer a smaller head size, the clean looks, solid feel, and forgiving performance make this driver a strong contender, especially at the price point you can find them for these days.

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Mark Wright