FAIRWAY WOOD
Titleist GT2
2024
The GT2 fairway wood follows Titleist's now-familiar '2 vs 3' split strategy across its GT line (also seen in the GT2/GT3 drivers): the GT2 trades some workability for a larger head, higher MOI, and easier launch, while the GT3 targets lower-spin, more player-shapeable ball flight for better ball-strikers. Early hands-on coverage (GolfWRX, Golf Digest, MyGolfSpy) generally praised the GT line's blend of forgiveness and sound/feel versus prior TSR-generation woods.
FAIRWAY WOOD
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GEARCADDIE FIT VERDICT
Who should play this club — and why
BEST FOR
Designed for golfers with average to above-average swing speeds who want a forgiving, easy-to-launch fairway wood — mid-to-high handicappers and better players who prioritize consistency and higher ball flight over outright shot-shaping control (the latter being the GT3's focus).
PROBABLY SKIP IT IF
Players prioritizing the more adjustable, lower-spin GT3 profile.
WHAT TO CHECK IN A FITTING
Fit the actual loft to carry gap and launch window rather than assuming every 3W should be 15°.
VERIFIED PRODUCT FACTS
What is specific to this model
The Titleist GT2 fairway wood is a forgiveness-oriented, higher-launch fairway wood from Titleist's GT metalwood line, positioned as the more forgiving counterpart to the lower-spin, better-player-focused GT3. It pairs a lightweight thermoplastic polymer crown with a high-strength steel-alloy face to lower center of gravity and boost launch while keeping spin in check for distance.
club options
club: 13.5° fairway • loft: 13.5°, club: 3W • loft: 15°, club: 4W • loft: 16.5°, club: 5W • loft: 18°, club: 7W • loft: 21°
loft options
13.5°, 15°, 16.5°, 18°, 21° (7-wood)
adjustability
SureFit adjustable hosel, ±3° loft/lie adjustment; hosel is backward-compatible with TSi/TSR/TS SureFit adapters
head volume
Approx. 145cc (21°) to 200cc (13.5°), larger overall than the GT3 head for added forgiveness
stock shafts
Project X Denali Red (4.0/5.0/5.5/6.0, 40-60g), Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Blue (R2/R/S/X/TX, 55-75g), Project X HZRDUS Black 5th Gen (5.5/6.0/6.5/TX, 60-80g), Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Black (S/X/TX, 65-75g)
price at launch
Approximately $399 USD MSRP (current street/retailer pricing has since varied, e.g. ~$329.99 at some retailers)
GEARCADDIE MODEL ANALYSIS
What this exact club is designed to do
The GT2 fairway wood follows Titleist's now-familiar '2 vs 3' split strategy across its GT line (also seen in the GT2/GT3 drivers): the GT2 trades some workability for a larger head, higher MOI, and easier launch, while the GT3 targets lower-spin, more player-shapeable ball flight for better ball-strikers. Early hands-on coverage (GolfWRX, Golf Digest, MyGolfSpy) generally praised the GT line's blend of forgiveness and sound/feel versus prior TSR-generation woods.
WHAT YOU SHOULD NOTICE
The 13.5°/15° heads favor distance while 18°/21° heads trade raw distance for easier launch and steeper landing.
MAIN BENEFIT
Five useful loft choices in the forgiving GT fairway family.
WATCH OUT FOR
Retailers may describe 16.5° and 18° heads differently by club-number convention, so loft is the reliable identifier.
Full technology & specs list
club options
club: 13.5° fairway • loft: 13.5°, club: 3W • loft: 15°, club: 4W • loft: 16.5°, club: 5W • loft: 18°, club: 7W • loft: 21°
loft options
13.5°, 15°, 16.5°, 18°, 21° (7-wood)
adjustability
SureFit adjustable hosel, ±3° loft/lie adjustment; hosel is backward-compatible with TSi/TSR/TS SureFit adapters
head volume
Approx. 145cc (21°) to 200cc (13.5°), larger overall than the GT3 head for added forgiveness
stock shafts
Project X Denali Red (4.0/5.0/5.5/6.0, 40-60g), Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Blue (R2/R/S/X/TX, 55-75g), Project X HZRDUS Black 5th Gen (5.5/6.0/6.5/TX, 60-80g), Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Black (S/X/TX, 65-75g)
price at launch
Approximately $399 USD MSRP (current street/retailer pricing has since varied, e.g. ~$329.99 at some retailers)
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