Titleist TSR3 Driver vs TSR4 Driver
Shape Tuning or the Lowest Spin?
Which to choose
The biggest differences are head size and spin. The TSR3 is Titleist's 460cc low-spin driver for better players. The TSR4 is smaller at 430cc and is the lowest-spinning model in the 2022 TSR family. They also adjust differently. The TSR3's rear weight track moves the centre of gravity toward the heel or toe to fine-tune shot shape. The TSR4's two sole weights trade a little spin for stability, or cut spin further when the weight is forward.
Both reward centred contact. Most testers said the TSR3 loses ball speed and distance on heel and toe misses. Testers were split on the TSR4: some found it kind on heel strikes, and others said it needs near-perfect contact. In 10°, both have a 58.5° lie and a 45.5-inch length.
Choose the TSR3 Driver if…
you want a low-spin driver with a full 460cc head and a heel-toe weight track to fine-tune a repeatable miss, and you swing at around 105 mph or faster.
Choose the TSR4 Driver if…
you spin the ball too much and want the lowest-spinning, smallest head in the TSR family, with sole weights that adjust spin against stability rather than shot shape.
Common questions
- Which one spins less?
- The TSR4 is described as the lowest-spinning driver in the 2022 TSR family, and moving its weight forward cuts spin further. The TSR3 is also a low-spin driver, just not the lowest in the family.
- Which is better for adjusting shot shape?
- The TSR3's rear track moves the centre of gravity toward the heel or toe, but testers say the change is small and won't fix a big slice or hook. The TSR4's two sole weights mainly trade spin for stability.
- How do the head sizes compare?
- The TSR3 is 460cc and the TSR4 is smaller at 430cc. Testers describe both as compact at address.
Written by golfclubase with AI from our summaries of published reviews and test videos and the makers' published specs (Oct 25, 2026).
Key differences
- Head volume: the TSR4 Driver is 30 cm³ smaller than the TSR3 Driver
Specs side by side
TSR3 Driver: 10°; TSR4 Driver: 10° (US models).
| TSR3 Driver | TSR4 Driver | |
|---|---|---|
| Loft | 10° | 10° |
| Lie angle | 58.5° | 58.5° |
| Head volume | 460 cm³ | 430 cm³−30 |
| Club length | 45.5″ | 45.5″ |
Values are as published by the makers. Sources are listed on each model's page.
The Numbers, Visualized
Where They Sit Among Drivers
Compared with the reference club of every model in Drivers on golfclubase (US specs; 10° / 10°). The line is the full range, the band the middle half, the tick the median.
Both rank #33 highest of 97.
TSR3 Driver ranks #1 largest of 95. TSR4 Driver ranks #9 smallest of 95.
Both rank #19 shortest of 97.
What reviewers say
TSR3 Driver
What reviewers like
- Low spin and a strong, penetrating ball flight
- Long off the centre of the face
- Solid feel with a quiet, muted sound at impact
- Clean, compact, traditional look at address
- Adjustable CG track to suit a repeatable miss pattern
Watch out for
- Loses ball speed and distance on heel and toe strikes
- Spin can drop too low on some off-centre hits
- CG adjustment gives only a small change in shot shape
TSR4 Driver
What reviewers like
- Low, penetrating ball flight on well-struck drives
- Low spin, adjustable through two movable sole weights
- Compact, attractive head that helps you focus on centre contact
- Long off the tee when struck well
- Stable feel with clear feedback on strike location
Watch out for
- Not suited to high handicappers or inconsistent strikers
- Needs a proper fitting; not one to buy off the rack
- Stock shaft is quite stout
- Premium price
Lofts and clubs offered
- TSR3 Driver
- 8° / 9° / 10° / 11°
- TSR4 Driver
- 8° / 9° / 10°