What is ATI 425 Aerospace Titanium?

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By Emily B., Titleist Staff

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  1. Team Titleist Staff

    The new Titleist TSi metals represent the best of Titleist’s peerless pursuit of speed - continually investing in new materials and technologies to push the boundaries of fast.

    And one of the biggest advancements you'll see the next time you pick up a TSi driver is the small "ATI" logo on the bottom left corner of the face - representing ATI 425 Aerospace Titanium, a unique alloy never before used in golf equipment (until now). 

    So, what exactly is ATI 425 and why is this unique alloy key to creating a driver face that delivers increased ball speed at every point of contact?

    Hear from our Golf Club R&D Team on why ATI 425 helps make the new TSi Drivers the longest and straightest drivers we've ever made.

  2. JAspinwall

    JAspinwall
    Groton CT

    I bought the TSi Driver 3 Wood and 5 Wood I think these are Titleist best woods I have ever played. I only play Titelist Clubs and these are awesome great job Titelist
  3. Mel C

    Mel C
    Surprise, AZ

    I have the TSi2 Driver and I agree it is the best Titleist Driver I have owned. I will buy the 3 and 5 wood and am waiting for the hybrid 21 degree to be available
  4. HEY GOLFERS,CAN WE ALL STOP CALLING A CLUB A 'WOOD', THAT WAS ANOTHER ERA, I LIKE THE 'SOUND' OF 'fAIRWAY 3-METAL', 5 METAL,JUST SAYING.
  5. Doug E

    Doug E
    Urbana, MD

    Unfortunately, I'm from that other era, when woods were wood. Woods will always be "woods" to me. But, wait. Why would you call them metals? Shouldn't you call them 3,5 and 7 carbon fibers? or composites? Bazinga!
  6. David G

    David G
    Gardnerville, NV

    Or why not call them for their application - driver, fairway, hybrid; i.e., #3 fairway, 19 degree hybrid.
    "I am trying to decide whether I should hit my driver or my #3 fairway on this short par 4..."
  7. John M

    John M
    Aiken, SC Lakewood, NY

    Every once in awhile you’ll hear an announcer refer to a 3-metal or 5-metal on the weekend coverage. That said, I still refer to them as woods. I have a TSi2 driver, 16.5, and 21 and I am looking forward to adding a couple of TSi2 hybrids to the mix as soon as they’re released.
  8. John M

    John M
    Aiken, SC Lakewood, NY

    Every once in awhile you’ll hear an announcer refer to a 3-metal or 5-metal on the weekend coverage. That said, I still refer to them as woods. I have a TSi2 driver, 16.5, and 21 and I am looking forward to adding a couple of TSi2 hybrids to the mix as soon as they’re released.
  9. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    It's minus 5 this am, I've been at home far too long, the outdoor range sheds are way too cold and I'm bored, so....

    Can we still be golfers using drivers/fairways using club heads of metal? - Real Golfers use persimmon.

    Although I'm perfectly happy being a wimp with metals. I have a 1980 set of Tour Titleist clubs with persimmon heads. Fun to use, difficult as h*@l to hit.
  10. Recently bought a new. Tsi2. Driver. Should be in next week... Looking forward to teeing it up...
  11. DFinch

    DFinch
    Illinois

    I just bought one and I can’t wait to get outside and let it rip
  12. LanceB

    LanceB
    Calgary

    I got fit and bought the TSi 3 Driver and TSi 3 15 degree fairway in November. I've had a chance to hit them at the driving range and they feel great. Can't wait until the snow melts and I can put them into play. Nice to know Titleist continues to find ways to make their clubs even better for us. Thanks.
  13. I just bought a new TS2 hybrid and 3 wood When I went to register them it came back unable to find product. Also a demo hybrid came back as a 816 . Can someone explain why this is. Both bought at a golf town
  14. These new clubs have given me both more clubhead speed AND more distance...simply incredible!
  15. Fred L

    Fred L
    Centerport,NY

    IMO old habits are hard to break. Still refer to my fairway as my 3 Wood. Sure there metal but....
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