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Titleist TSi4

Titleist

First cited here by Adam Scott, November 2020

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  • Adam Scott made a number of changes to his setup at Royal St. George’s, including going back to Titleist TSi4 — he had been using TSi2 — and the Graphite Design Tour AD DI-8X shaft he used to win the 2013 Masters to achieve a lower, right-to-left shot shape and consistency.
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  • The easy-to-spot partially pink AutoFlex shaft Scott had in his 8-degree Titleist TSi4 driver at the Farmers Insurance Open weighs less than half of those beefy steel shafts from his early days on tour.
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  • Scott, who was previously using Titleist’s particularly low-spinning TSi4 driver head in a 46-inch setup, switched into a TSi2 driver head, with a Fujikura Ventus Red shaft at 45 inches.
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  • Scott also changed driver heads, going from Titleist’s TSi4 to its TSi2 model, citing better face control with the overall weight plus his transition was better.
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  • Now, Scott says he’s switching back into a 430cc TSi4 driver head, equipped with a Graphite Design Tour AD-DI 8 shaft that he’s played in previous years.
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  • After extensive testing, Scott landed on a TSi4 with Fujikura’s Ventus Red 6X shaft at 46 inches (D2 SureFit setting).
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  • Adam Scott put a new 46-inch TSi4 driver in the bag at last week's Houston Open and it worked out very well for him.
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  • Adam Scott switched to an Auto Flex SF505 XX shaft in his Titleist TSi4 driver.
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