They are unbelievable clubs,
enjoy and keep them straight

Best of luck with it.....I only have mine a week or so and though I hit it fairly well at my fitting , I've been struggling a little with it the few games I played during the week.....My swing feels totally out of sorts......but I'm still finding fairways with alot of mishits.... ...I've moved from a 70g Rogue shaft to the 60g Hzrdus Smoke so I think I just need to get used to it...

Like yourself I was gaining 12 - 17 yds at my fitting ......An absolute gem of a club.

Ordered mine last week. Waiting for it to ship in.

Had the the TS3 driver but traded in for the Epic flash, wow, the best driver on the market, period

Played ten or so rounds with mine, best driver I have hit in a long time.

Tim H

Best driver I have ever hit... BY FAR ... even on off center hits, still straight and down there.

I plan to buy a TS2, however the shaft option is open. Hzrdus or Project X Even Flow ???

Depends on the flight you want. I have the even flow in my hybrid and Hzrdus in my 3 wood. Wanted a higher launch in my hybrid and a lower flight in my 3 wood. I'm thinking about a TS2 too..

The Hzrdus is a very good shaft. That's what I got when I got my TS2 But a friend has the Project X Even Flow white and after hitting it a few times, I changed over to the Even Flow... getting 15 to 20 yards longer off the tee. Been using Titleist drivers for years and this TS2 is by FAR the best I have ever hit. If you get the Project X Even Flow white .... RIP IT! IT'S MADE TO BE HIT.

Sick man!! I have the TS2 being upgraded from the 915. I loved my 915 and was only willing to change if it was performing better. The results, for me, have been undeniable!

I still play a 917 D2 and that's a fantastic club compared to my swoosh vapor.

Would love to try the ts2 just to see what all the fuss is about.

Love my TS2. It’s a great stick

I bought the TS2 last season when it first came out and have been happy with the performance. But, I have always considered cutting the shaft to 45 " from the 45.5". My 917 was 45 " and I guess I was used to that length. I did it 2 weeks after a Titleist demo at my home course and have to say that I am extremely satisfied with the results. I also added a +2 gr weight to the bottom, as recommended by Titleist, to bring the swing weight back to D2. I know that it is only a .5" difference, but that difference has made the world of difference to me. Maybe it is in my head, but I feel so much more confident over the ball at address, and the ball goes where I want it to much more consistently. Choking down did not give the same results as cutting the shaft, as I was trying that for the last while.