Why Choose a Used Titleist GTS Fairway Wood

The Titleist GTS fairway wood range is built for golfers who want easier launch, lower spin and premium Titleist performance from the tee and turf.

Across models such as:

• GTS2
• GTS3

The range gives players a choice between a more forgiving head for shallower swings and a more compact, controlled head for steeper swings.

The GTS2 Fairway is the easier-launching option, while the GTS3 Fairway suits golfers who prefer a deeper face, more control and extra adjustability.

Compared with a long iron, a Titleist GTS fairway wood should give most players better launch and more forgiveness, especially from a variety of lies where a fairway wood can be easier to launch and more stable through impact.

It is a useful option for golfers who want a dependable club for tight tee shots, long approaches into par 5s, or an easier-to-hit alternative when a low-lofted iron is too demanding.

Club Specs

Release Year: 2026

Player Type: Golfers wanting premium fairway wood speed, launch and control

Forgiveness Level: Mid to high, depending on model

Typical Handicap Range: Mid to low-handicap golfers, with GTS2 also suitable for players wanting more help from the turf

Key Benefit: Easier launch and lower spin, with model options for forgiveness, adjustability and controlled ball flight

Common Lofts: 13.5°, 15°, 16.5°, 18° and 21° depending on model

Is this the right model for you?

A used Titleist GTS Fairway wood suits players who want a modern Titleist fairway wood with a clean look, premium feel and useful help from different lies.

It is a good fit for golfers who want more launch and forgiveness than a long iron, while still keeping enough distance for longer holes and controlled tee shots.

The GTS2 model is the best option for golfers who want the most help from the range. It has a larger, shallower profile and is designed for players with shallower swings, making it a good choice for golfers who want easier launch and more confidence from the turf.

The GTS3 model is better for golfers who prefer a more compact shape and a deeper-looking face. It suits better ball strikers and players with steeper swings who want more control over flight, strike and shot shape.

The GTS2 can work well for golfers who sweep the ball from the fairway and want a club that feels easy to launch. The GTS3 can work well for players who like using a fairway wood from both the tee and turf, but want a more precise head with adjustable weighting.

Key Features of Used Titleist GTS Fairway Woods

The GTS fairway woods are designed around easier launch, lower spin and reliable ball speed from the tee and turf.

Titleist uses a Wraparound Composite Crown to save weight and help position mass where it can support launch, forgiveness and stability.

This matters in a fairway wood because many golfers use the club from tighter lies, light rough and uneven fairway positions where strike can vary.

The GTS range gives useful help on real course shots, especially for players who want a fairway wood that feels more forgiving than a long iron.

Titleist also uses a Re-Engineered L-Cup Face in the GTS fairway woods. This is designed to help protect ball speed and launch on low-face strikes, which is especially useful when hitting fairway woods from the turf.

Both GTS2 and GTS3 include a Dual Weighting System. This gives the range more adjustability than earlier Titleist fairway woods, helping golfers fine-tune feel, launch and shot shape while still keeping the clean Titleist look at address.

How this model compares to others.

How does the GTS compare to older models

The GTS fairways follow the Titleist GT fairway wood range and add updated construction, a new Wraparound Composite Crown, Re-Engineered L-Cup Face and Dual Weighting System.

Golfers moving from older Titleist fairways may notice easier launch, more adjustability and better support on low-face strikes.

How does the GTS compare to similar models

Against other premium fairway woods from the same period, the GTS range competes as a clean, controlled and versatile Titleist line-up.

GTS2 is the safer forgiveness option for shallower swings, while GTS3 is the more compact, adjustable option for players who want added control.

Golfers choosing between brands should focus on loft, shaft, head shape, launch and how much forgiveness or workability they want.

Condition ratings

Mint – Excellent overall condition with only very light signs of use.

Good – Used, well looked after and still in great shape.

Fair – Good usable condition with more obvious cosmetic wear.

Well used – Heavier signs of use, but still suitable where the rating and price reflect this.