Titleist hybrid
Titleist GT2 hybrid
- Players cited with it
- 3
- From 7 reports.
- Released
- 2025
- Last reported .
- Reviewers
- Praised for adjustability and sound & feel
- Pushback on looks. From 2 reviews. What they said
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Players cited with this
- Aaron RaiPRESS
“Hybrids are becoming an increasingly uncommon sight on tour with higher launching fairway woods coming into trend, however Rai seemingly enjoys the forgiveness and versatility offered to him by his Titleist GT2 hybrid, and depending on the course he's playing will insert the hybrid into his bag in lieu of a standard 4-iron.”
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“Hybrid: Titleist GT2 24.0˚ Shaft: Mitsubishi Tensei CK Pro White 90 Hybrid TX”
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Cameron YoungPRESS“The fairway shaft build is exactly what Young went for at the Farmers Insurance Open earlier this season when he added a GT1 20-degree hybrid in place of his previous GT2.”
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“HYBRID: Titleist GT2 (21 degrees), with Fujikura Ventus HB Black Velocore+ 10 X shaft”
Read the report“3-hybrid: Titleist GT2 21˚ (A1 SureFit, Heel 5g, Toe 7g weights) Shaft: Fujikura Ventus Black HB Velocore+ 10-X”
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Mao SaigoPRESS“5-hybrid : Titleist GT2 24.0˚, UST Mamiya LINQ Gold 75 S”
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“4-hybrid : Titleist GT2 21.0˚, UST Mamiya LINQ Gold 75 S”
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What reviewers say
Based on 2 reviews, newest March 2025
What press reviews of the Titleist GT2 hybrid judged, by what buyers compare. Open any line for the quotes behind it.
Where it shines
- Adjustability
- Sound & feel
- Forgiveness
- Launch & spin
Where reviewers push back
- Looks
- DistanceNot covered by enough reviews
ForgivenessMostly positive: Leans positive.Forgiving on mis-hits, though larger head won't suit everyone.2 reviews›
Praise (3)
“Even on toe strikes, the ball speed remained high, and there was minimal loss in distance.”
PressNational Club Golfer · March 2025Read the review
“The GT2 Hybrid stands out as the most stable and forgiving option within the lineup.”
PressNational Club Golfer · March 2025Read the review
“I’ve enjoyed how much of a straight ball I’ve been hitting with the GT2, in fact, with the aforementioned distance consistency a real highlight.”
PressToday's Golfer · March 2025Read the review
Complaints (1)
“Larger head won't suit every golfer”
PressToday's Golfer · March 2025Read the review
Launch & spinMostly positive: Leans positive.High, controllable launch with consistent spin; trajectory changes harder.2 reviews›
Praise (3)
“I found it launched higher than a long iron but still remained controllable.”
PressNational Club Golfer · March 2025Read the review
“the GT2 consistently produced land angles around 40 degrees, ensuring good stopping power on the greens.”
PressNational Club Golfer · March 2025Read the review
“Shots hit high and low haven’t seen spin rates vary much, meaning that you can gain consistency in all conditions”
PressToday's Golfer · March 2025Read the review
Complaints (2)
“there isn’t much to separate the Titleist GT2 hybrid from the GT3 bar a more intimate control of spin in favor of the latter.”
PressToday's Golfer · March 2025Read the review
“I do wish it was easier to change trajectory”
PressToday's Golfer · March 2025Read the review
AdjustabilityRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Industry-leading adjustability, highly customizable for any swing.2 reviews›
Praise (4)
“During testing, the GT2 Hybrid’s adjustability proved valuable for me.”
PressNational Club Golfer · March 2025Read the review
“Movable heel/toe weights allow for customisation”
PressNational Club Golfer · March 2025Read the review
“Adjustability is the best in the industry”
PressToday's Golfer · March 2025Read the review
“It’s one of the most total selections of any hybrid on the market, so there really is a way to make the GT2 work for anyone.”
PressToday's Golfer · March 2025Read the review
Sound & feelRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Solid, satisfying feel and feedback at impact, not flashy.2 reviews›
Praise (3)
“I think this hybrid also feels great upon impact.”
PressNational Club Golfer · March 2025Read the review
“Feels solid at impact”
PressNational Club Golfer · March 2025Read the review
“the sound is the same quality of more muted, player-orientated feedback that the company has made with the other GT hybrids, one that doesn’t scream ‘look at me’ but does let you know what’s happened at impact without fail.”
PressToday's Golfer · March 2025Read the review
LooksSplit: Reviewers are split.Classic, clean look for some; size puts off purists.2 reviews›
Praise (2)
“At address, the GT2 Hybrid features a classic Titleist shape, maintaining a compact yet confidence-inspiring profile.”
PressNational Club Golfer · March 2025Read the review
“from every angle, the aesthetics are super clean and classy, as you expect from Titleist.”
PressToday's Golfer · March 2025Read the review
Complaints (2)
“Slightly larger than the GT3, which may not suit purists”
PressNational Club Golfer · March 2025Read the review
“it’s still not a shape that I’m drawn to.”
PressToday's Golfer · March 2025Read the review
- ValueNot covered by enough reviews
A criterion needs at least two reviews from different sources before it gets a verdict.
Specifications
- Loft
- 18.0°, 21.0°, 24.0°
- Lie
- 57.0°, 57.5°, 58.0°, 58.5°
- Length
- 40.5", 40.0", 39.5"
Copied from the manufacturer’s own page, not measured by us.
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Photo credits
- Cameron Young — Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Mao Saigo — 江戸村のとくぞう, CC BY-SA 4.0