Is the Titleist TSi1 Driver Adjustable?
Yes, the Titleist TSi1 driver is adjustable. For right-hand golfers, the standard adjustable loft available is -9°, 10°, and -12°, and for right-hand golfers, there is only a 10° loft available.
The standard lie is 59°, and you can adjust it by +.75°, + 1.5°, or -.75°.
When Did Titleist TSi1 Driver Come into the Market?
The Titleist TSi1 driver is a golf driver released on 27th June, 2019. It is an ultra-lightweight driver with a high launch that helps golfers with moderate swing speeds– less than 90mph– reach maximum distance.
Titleist TSi1 Driver Specs
Take a look at the Titleist TSi1 driver specs to understand its uniqueness better.
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Golf Driver Model |
Titleist TSi1 Driver |
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Material |
Ultra-thin titanium crown with Titleist Speed chassis construction |
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Lie |
59° |
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Lofts |
9.0°, 10°, 12° |
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Face |
Military/aerospace-grade titanium alloy of ATI 425 |
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Adjustable Hosel |
SureFit Hosel to help adjust your loft and lie |
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Adjustable Weight |
SureFit flat weight |
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Shape |
Modern Aero shape |
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Head Size |
460cc |
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Standard Length – men |
45.75” |
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Standard Length – women |
44.5” |
How Do I Adjust My Titleist TSi1 Driver?
The Titleist TSi1 driver can be adjusted using the four settings on its SureFit hosel sleeve and ring. The sleeve settings are numbered 1,2, 3, and 4, and the ring settings are lettered A,B,C, and D.
Here are the steps to adjust your TSi1 driver:
- Firstly, insert the SureFit wrench into the hosel and rotate it counter-clockwise
- It will loosen the hosel
- You can then adjust the ring to the setting you require
- Once adjusted, tighten the hosel clockwise until you hear a ‘click’ sound
- Suppose the screw is binding or not screwing in properly, stop and realign to ensure its tightening correctly
Pros
- Lightweight
- Adjustable for the perfect launch and swing
- Durable and versatile driver
- Helps maximize distance at speeds less than 90mph
Cons
- Works for select golfers
- Not many options for left-hand golfers
User Experience
Golfers whose speed reduced considerably with aging also recommend this golf club for its ability to maximize distance with low speeds. Plus, users love the ability to adjust the lie and loft; and according to PGA Tour Super Store, the Titleist TSi1 has a 5/5 rating.
Titleist TSi1 Driver Adjustment Chart
Here are the right-hand adjustment chart settings for Titleist TSi1 driver/Fairway:
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Model Name |
Lie |
Loft |
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A1 |
Standard lie 59° |
Standard loft |
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A2 |
1.5° upright lie |
Standard loft |
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A3 |
+1.5° upright lie |
+1.5° |
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A4 |
Standard lie |
+1.5° lost |
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B1 |
.75° flat lie |
Standard loft |
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B2 |
.75° upright lie |
Standard loft |
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B3 |
.75° upright lie |
+1.5° |
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B4 |
.75 flat lie |
+1.5° |
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C1 |
.75° flat lie |
-.75° |
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C2 |
.75° upright lie |
-.75° |
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C3 |
.75° upright lie |
+.75° |
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C4 |
.75° flat lie |
+.75° |
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D1 |
Standard lie 59° |
-.75° |
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D2 |
1.5° upright lie |
-.75° |
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D3 |
1.5° upright lie |
+.75° |
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D4 |
Standard lie 59° |
+.75° |
Below are the adjustment chart settings for a left-hand TSi1 driver:
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Model Name |
Lie |
Loft |
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A1 |
Standard lie 59° |
+.75° |
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A2 |
1.5° upright lie |
+.75° |
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A3 |
1.5° upright lie |
-.75° |
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A4 |
Standard lie 59° |
-.75° |
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B1 |
.75° flat lie |
+.75° |
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B2 |
.75° upright lie |
+.75° |
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B3 |
.75° upright lie |
-.75° |
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B4 |
.75° flat lie |
-.75° |
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C1 |
.75° flat lie |
+1.5° |
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C2 |
.75° upright lie |
+1.5° |
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C3 |
.75° upright lie |
Standard loft |
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C4 |
.75° flat lie |
Standard loft |
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D1 |
Standard lie 59° |
+1.5° |
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D2 |
1.5° upright lie |
+1.5° |
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D3 |
1.5° upright lie |
Standard loft |
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D4 |
Standard lie 59° |
Standard loft |
A Guide To The Fittings
You start in the standard position – A1 for the right hand and D4 for the left hand – and then you move upwards and downwards to adjust the trajectory. Suppose you want to adjust your direction; move the hosel towards the right or left.
Titleist TSi1 Driver Weight Adjustment Settings
You need to have the best performance while playing golf. Titleist understands this and offers the ability to change the swing weight of your driver. With a SureFit flat weight, you can optimize the head weight of this driver to your convenience.
Making the Adjustments
You can adjust your swing weight by increasing or decreasing your club length. Alternatively, you can counterbalance your club, which will increase the overall weight but reduce the swing weight.
Another option is while buying new clubs; you can follow the guide below to understand which SureFit weight will help you get the right swing weight.
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Club Length |
Men’s Swing Weight |
Women’s Swing Weight |
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1 ½” under |
+6 g |
+2 g |
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1” under |
+4g |
Standard |
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½” under |
+2g |
-2 g |
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Standard |
Standard |
-4g |
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½” over |
-2g |
-4g |
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1” over |
-4g |
-4g |
You can choose the right swing weight and adjust your driver accordingly.
Effects
Your Titleist TSi1 driver offers you immense adjusting options. You’ll notice its effects in the following ways.
- You’ll have control over the kind of swing you want
- It’s a lightweight driver that ensures you can increase your distance by at least 15 yards
- Customize your club to match your game, weight, and age
User Experience
With the SureFit CG track that offers five positions in the Titleist TSi1, users can enjoy various fade, neutral, and draw settings per their pattern. Users value the TSi1 driver for its swing weight options, loft and lie adjustment options, and light-weightiness. It has a 5/5 rating on Golf Galaxy too!