Golf Fairway Woods Comparison | Titleist TSR vs Cobra LTDx
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- This golf fairway woods comparison breaks down the differences between the new Titleist TSR fairway woods, including the Titleist TSR2 fairway wood and Titleist TSR3 fairway wood, and the Cobra LTDx Max fairway wood and Cobra LTDxLS fairway wood.
In this video, 2nd Swing's Drew Mahowald, Thomas Campbell, and Danny Ferrell conduct a head-to-head test to identify the similarities and differences between the Titleist TSR fairway woods and Cobra LTDx fairway woods.
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Cobra was better for half the price 😂 review seemed pretty biased overall. LTDx had nearly same dispersion, with one outlier. Guy isn’t a robot
I've got TSr in both the 13.5 and 18.0 and love them. For me, Titleist fairway woods are like Vokey wedges. As long as you're fit correctly, you can't go wrong.
Agreed I have played titliest driver/3/5 woods or hybrids instead of my 5 wood for over a decade. Last year switched into tsi. I hit them all so pure (but before I had the correct weight shafts/stiffness in my driver I struggled a little) now I can’t complain nor do I desire anything else.
Glad to hear you have found some clubs that work well for you! - Thomas
Titleist is also twice is price
Should have left the LTDx Max out and used the regular LTDx which is a better compariosn to the TSR2
Way to go guys! Thanks for answering our requests. Nothing wrong being a fan boy but Danny pushes TSR too much too often.
Ever considered measuring the exact loft on the heads? Are the club lengths the same?
5w test would be good to add, i think most golfers dont game a 3w for the fairway.
I like that idea of measuring the exact loft, would be interesting -Thomas
Thanks for this great review guys! I’m considering both the LTDx LS and the TSR3 fairways for my next fairway woods. The needle is leaning towards the TSR3. Still need to demo both before the final decision.
Let us know what you end up choosing - Thomas
I decided on the Cobra LTDx LS. Seemed to be a little more forgiving, a little longer and I was hitting the trajectory window I like to see with the Cobra more often with the Titleist going a little higher. I’ve had Cobra fairway wood’s for a long time(FlyZ+ & F9 Tour) and the LTDx LS is the best yet.
Great video. A related idea I’d love to see you all tackle: How about a video on third-longest-club type options, that explores everything in that space between a 5 wood and a 3 hybrid? The LTDx LS 5 wood (which is tiny and almost like a hybrid-inspired fairway wood), the Apex UW 19*, the Cleveland Hy-Wood, the Cobra Forged Tec hybrid (which is obviously bigger and more fade-biased than most hybrids), Epic Super Hybrid 18*, and so on, plus maybe a TSR2 or TSR3 5 wood.
Thanks for the suggestion. That gapping is important. We will add this to our list - Thomas
I was fitted for the cobra ltdx low spin 3 wood in extra stiff and its an absolute missile launcher
Cobra ltdx max is a fantastic line for the steep swingers out there. The cg location and weighting is outstanding for driver and 3 wood
Thanks for watching. - Thomas
Any reason why you chose the xmax instead of just the X? I noticed a lot of tests all leave the X off tests or choose max instead.
These were the most comparable based on CG placement & loft - Thomas
Another great comparison review guys & explanation of why each head differs.
Again, there is not much of a difference between the Cobra or Titileist heads.
More interesting is to know, what is Thomas going to game??? 🧐🤔
Thomas still struggles with fairway woods believe it or not... I still play the Apex UW - Thomas
If I could get the Apex UW, I would probably game it as well!
Unfortunately, I don’t have any quality golf fitters here that I would go too.
It is a lot to do with finding the correct shaft and shops here just want to sell you the complete club, not help you find something that improves your game!!
Again, it is a bit hit & miss when buying shafts that you feel that fit your swing as my experience is that shaft OME vary significantly.
I hope your PGA journey is still on track. 🤔
I came for THE Thomas Campbell
Lol... Thanks for watching - Thomas
Are these all with different shafts?
Very comparable shafts but not the exact same shaft - Thomas
Guys would you consider doing a TSR2+, Stealth Rocket 13.5 and a radspeed big tour comparison with the same shaft?
Yes. I like this comparison, stay tuned - Thomas
i dont understand how thomas gets a tighter grouping with the supposedly less forgiving lsr3 than the 2. same was true when he was hitting the drivers. he hit the lsr2 all over the place and then the 3 you could lay a blanket over all 5 shots
Good observation. Forgiveness is in the ball speed and spin rate consistency on off center hits. Left and Right that's the user - Thomas
How about TSR vs Mizuno STZ. STZ is a sleeper fairway wood.
Good suggestion. Added to the list - Thomas
Love the reviews but shouldn’t they use the same shaft?
Ideally the same shaft but it depends on the components we have and what shaft offering each manufacturer has. I do my best to give you similar club speeds and swing delivery which allows us to draw the conclusions - Thomas
Please add the rogue st to this test
Too late
Thanks for the feedback, we still need to complete our ultimate comparison videos and will include all options - Thomas
Tsrs look nice, but the ltdxs sound nicer
Smash factor/efficiency seems to be a common thread amongst the channels when it comes to the TSR.
Smash factor is king - Thomas
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Beside the point of the video, but I miss seeing y'all in the thumbnails. Almost passed over the last videos because of them.
Great feedback we will keep an eye on suggestions about the thumbnails - Thomas
Cobra's seem to lose value quickly so are bargains after a year when you factor in performance comparison....
TSR seems a good progression from the TSi though from all testers.
What “spin rate” should the average amateur be trying to hit with a 3 wood? Around 3k? Bc my driver spin with a tsi2 is around 2150 on average. (I’m on the lower side of spin)
I swing a driver about 103-105 range (depending on how my body works each day)
But curious is 3k pretty standard of what we are looking for?
That’s your call I don’t like a lot of roll on my woods as I’m looking for a consistent yardage. I’m not looking to use it as a driver. I want to see a yardage needed and have a club to make that number or close.
@@j10browngmail yea I hit it on the lower side but don’t know what the “normal spin rate is” or what they are looking for.
@@johnhathaway735 I think 3k or a bit higher would be ideal. You don’t want driver 2100-2700 spin or as you know you’ll run through what you were not using the driver for in the first place
@@j10browngmail yea my driver spin is around 2150 rpm 7 iron is about 5600 but I’ve never looked at my 3 wood and need a higher ball flight.
@@j10browngmail yea got fitted for a tsi2 driver 3 wood 5 wood but my driver and 5 wood are perfect my 3 woods too low. Thanks.
Enough of Danny already.
Thanks for watching - Thomas
Gotta give it to TSR3. Best dispersion, better hosel sleeve system, better CG fine tuning and to those of us club hoes... Better resale value :D
No need to watch reviews these days cause the manufacturers ads are always accurate ltdx “longest total distance” Titleist “spin management”