Cameron Young and Johnny Keefer have already put GTS3 7-woods in play, with Keefer testing his at the Texas Children's Houston Open and Young debuting his at Augusta National on Thursday.
The fairway rollout follows a driver launch that has been nothing short of a statement. More than 40 PGA Tour players have switched to GTS drivers in three weeks, and at the Valero Texas Open, Titleist had more drivers in play than any competitor's entire driver count. Justin Thomas added his GTS2 driver at the Masters. That kind of adoption speed does not happen by accident. It happens when a brand has spent decades building trust with tour professionals who treat equipment changes like surgical decisions.
Titleist holds the top spot in the DORMIED global rankings with a perfect 100 score, up 50 percent month over month. The numbers reflect what the tour bags already show. When players at the RBC Heritage and JM Eagle LA Championship start testing GTS fairways this week, the question is not whether Titleist will extend its metalwood presence but by how much. The company that built its reputation on balls and wedges is making a serious case for owning the top of the bag too.
