The Titleist TS4 Driver: Low Spin, High Speed

April 1, 2019 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

What happens when you reduce spin, lower the launch angle, and increase your swing speed? A longer, more piercing ball flight

The Titleist TS4 driver makes its debut at the Valero Texas Open this Thursday, marking the release of the latest refinement in Titleist's quest to deliver more distance and forgiveness off the tee.

Last summer the TS2 and TS3 drivers were released, promising faster ball speed, higher launch, lower spin and increased MOI. TS stands for "Titleist Speed", and the result was more distance and forgiveness than ever seen in a Titleist driver.

Related: The New Titleist TS2 and TS3 Drivers: It's All About Speed

The TS3 has a low-spin profile but the TS4 takes it even farther, providing even more spin reduction and promoting a longer, more piercing ball flight, especially for those golfers with a high swing speed who generate higher spin rates off the tee.

The TS4 has a smaller head (430cc versus 460cc) compared to the TS2 and TS3 drivers, but it retains the classic pear shape and speed-promoting characteristics introduced by its predecessors.

The classic pear-shaped head (Titleist photo)

The shape of the head is designed to be more aerodynamic, but the key feature of the TS4 is the location of the weight -- lower and farther forward than the TS2 or TS3 -- which decreases the launch angle and lowers spin.

Starting in late June, the TS4 will be available in three lofts: 8.5, 9.5 and 10.5 degrees. The SureFit adjustable hosel, featuring 16 independent loft and lie settings, allows players to change the loft and lie to their preference.

In addition to a variety of custom shaft options, the TS4 comes with the following stock shafts: Even Flow T1100 White 65 (Low launch and spin), HZRDUS Smoke Black 60 (Low/mid launch and spin), TENSEI AV Series Blue 55 (Mid launch and spin) and KURO KAGE Black Dual Core 50 (High launch and moderate spin).

Most Popular Articles

Masters: Memorable performances by amateurs in the last 40 years

Apr 2, 2026A Mid-Amateur legend and a 14 year old have won low-amateur honors at Augusta National over the years

Meet the Amateurs in the 2026 Masters: Six Different Paths to Augusta National

Mar 22, 2026From teenage phenoms to seasoned dreamers, the amateur class at the 2026 Masters brings six compelling stories to Augusta

San Francisco City Championship: Champions Crowned

Mar 22, 2026Joey Hayden, Gianna Singh, Bob Niger, and Jeff Thomas capped championship week with title-winning performances at Harding Park.

Gary Woodland Wins Houston Open in Emotional Comeback After Brain Surgery

Mar 30, 2026Gary Woodland’s Houston Open win is a reminder of why perseverance matters in golf

2026 Augusta National Women's Amateur: Full Field Preview, Favorites & How to Watch

Mar 30, 202648 of the top 50 players in the world. Two past champions. One teenager who lost by a single stroke last year.

Filters

Loading latest news...

Loading review...