Titleist fairway wood
Titleist GT3 fairway wood
- Players cited with it
- 5
- From 15 reports.
- Reviewers
- Praised for forgiveness and adjustability
- Pushback on launch & spin. From 2 reviews. What they said
$319.99
Checked Sep 24, 2026. Verify at the retailer.
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Players cited with this
- Russell HenleyPRESS
“Fairway: Titleist GT3 (3W, 16.5°, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black 80 TX)”
Read the report5 more reports from Russell Henley
“At the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational, Henley was playing Titleist’s GT3 driver and 4-wood, then the current in-line driver and fairway wood for the company, but still played the original T100 irons from 2019.”
Read the report“The five-time PGA Tour winner has sometimes switched the TS3 out, though, using the GT3 during his Arnold Palmer Invitational win. However, as of the Tour Championship, he has the TS3 in the bag”
Read the report“4-Wood: Titleist GT3 16.5˚, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black 80g 6.5TX”
Read the report“FAIRWAY WOOD: Titleist GT3 (16.5 degrees), with Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black 6.5 80TX shaft”
Read the report“Russell Henley uses a Titleist GT3 Fairway Wood”
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Cameron YoungPRESS“After winning with the GT3 fairway wood in the bag at Wyndham, and previously using a strong lofted 13.5˚ GT2, Young moved into the GT1 3Tour in the fall to, again, deliver more launch without increasing spin.”
Read the report4 more reports from Cameron Young
“Young added the GT1 3-wood in place of his previous GT3 3-wood during the offseason as he continued to optimize the top part of his bag after switching to the low-spinning Pro V1x Double Dot Prototype last summer.”
Read the report“Titleist GT3 (3-wood)”
Read the report“FAIRWAY WOOD: Titleist GT3 (15 degrees) with Mitsubishi Tensei 1K White 80 TX shaft”
Read the report“3-wood: Titleist GT3 15˚(A1 SureFit) Shaft: Mitsubishi Tensei 1K White 80 TX”
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Hannah GreenPRESS“Completing her metalwood set-up, Green uses a pair of fairway woods from Titleist for varying scenarios on the tee and hitting approach shots from distance. Her 3 wood is a lower-spinning GT3 model, while her 7-wood is a GT2, which serves as more forgiving, higher launching utility club.”
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Patrick ReedPRESS“Having used the Titleist GT3 and Callaway Elyte fairway woods previously, the Qi35 has remained in his set-up for the majority of 2025 and was in his bag for the start of 2026.”
Read the report- Robert MacIntyrePRESS
“He has also previously used the Titleist GT3 in the same loft, but with a Graphite Design Tour AD DI 8 shaft.”
Read the report1 more report from Robert MacIntyre
“3-wood: Titleist GT3 (Graphite Design Tour AD DI 8X shaft), 15 degrees”
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What reviewers say
Based on 2 reviews, newest August 2024
What press reviews of the Titleist GT3 fairway wood judged, by what buyers compare. Open any line for the quotes behind it.
Where it shines
- Forgiveness
- Adjustability
- Sound & feel
- Looks
Where reviewers push back
- Launch & spin
- DistanceNot covered by enough reviews
ForgivenessRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Ball speed holds up well on mishits, more forgiving than earlier models.2 reviews›
Praise (3)
“I saw very little drop off in ball speed compared to shots struck from the middle.”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · August 2024Read the review
“the ball speed retention is great, never dropping below 6mph less than the cleanest strike I had during testing.”
PressToday's Golfer, Lewis Daff · August 2024Read the review
“I’ve been surprised by how much extra help there is when finding the low parts of the GT3 compared to previous versions.”
PressToday's Golfer, Lewis Daff · August 2024Read the review
Launch & spinSplit: Reviewers are split.Mixed: harder to launch from rough, but controlled spin on good strikes.2 reviews›
Praise (2)
“My best strikes saw, as expected, a higher flight but one that never turned into anything too floaty.”
PressToday's Golfer, Lewis Daff · August 2024Read the review
“it’s kept this manageable and it never feels like you’re getting more spin than you’d expect to see”
PressToday's Golfer, Lewis Daff · August 2024Read the review
Complaints (2)
“The GT3 did prove to be slightly more difficult to launch from the rough than the GT2, probably due to the more mid-launch bias.”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · August 2024Read the review
“Not the highest launching from the rough”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · August 2024Read the review
AdjustabilityRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Most adjustable fairway wood tested, with plenty of dial-in options.2 reviews›
Praise (2)
“This fairway wood offers the most adjustability of any fairway wood we've tested this year”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · August 2024Read the review
“Plenty of options to dial in”
PressToday's Golfer, Lewis Daff · August 2024Read the review
Sound & feelRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Soft, controlled feel with instant, precise feedback at impact.2 reviews›
Praise (2)
“the soft feel through impact felt as though I had it under control”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · August 2024Read the review
“the feeling is old-school Titleist, with feedback exactly how I want it, where I want it, letting me know what’s happened at impact immediately.”
PressToday's Golfer, Lewis Daff · August 2024Read the review
LooksRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Premium, classic design with a timeless, compact head shape.2 reviews›
Praise (4)
“Extremely premium looks”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · August 2024Read the review
“Titleist has always done a great job in producing beautiful golf clubs and the GT3 fairway wood is no exception.”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · August 2024Read the review
“Classic looks behind the ball”
PressToday's Golfer, Lewis Daff · August 2024Read the review
“The shape of the head is timeless as a design: compact, and inviting you to hit down hard on it.”
PressToday's Golfer, Lewis Daff · August 2024Read the review
- ValueNot covered by enough reviews
A criterion needs at least two reviews from different sources before it gets a verdict.
Specifications
- Loft
- 15.0°
- Lie
- 56.5°
- Length
- 43.0"
Copied from the manufacturer’s own page, not measured by us.
Price history
- Sep 24, 2026: $329.95
- Sep 18, 2026: $319.99
Players who use this also use
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Titleist GTS3 7-wood
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Titleist GTS3 fairway wood
also used by 2 of them
Titleist TS2 Fairway Wood 16.5°
also used by 1 of them
Titleist TS3 (3-wood)
also used by 1 of them
Titleist TSi3 3-wood
also used by 1 of them
Photo credits
- Cameron Young — Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Hannah Green — Keith Allison from Hanover, MD, USA, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Patrick Reed — Team Reed Enterprises (c) 2018, CC BY 2.5