With the PGA Tour set to start the 2025 season on Thursday at The Sentry, Titleist announced Monday it is bringing a new mini driver to the Plantation Course at Kapalua: the yet-to-be-released GT280.
Three months after Titleist’s entry into the mini driver space made its Tour debut, it’s ready for retail. The GT280 mini driver marks Titleist’s first offering in the quickly expanding club category ...
Who it’s for: Fast-swinging golfers who want an off-the-tee club that delivers slightly less distance than a driver, but with more stability than a 3-wood. What you need to know: Titleist GT280 mini ...
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Titleist has been teasing weekend golfers with a mini driver since the Tour release of a 13-degree TSR 2-wood at the 2024 Players Championship. The club never came to retail, ...
Titleist listened to Tour feedback and increased the size of its new GTS300 Mini Driver to give players more forgiveness.
Titleist doesn't usually move this fast. Two years is the company's default release cadence on pretty much everything which ...
Titleist built the GT280 mini driver to split the difference between a driver and 3-wood—and it worked well enough that ...
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