Pretty much correct but some people that used H1 might be better suited for TSR1 since there was not a light weight high speed option available back then. Only a fitting could guarantee the right one for you.

It should be the TSR2. I have played Glen Mills, neat place!

Thanks Jonathan…. I was the GM there for a long time-come back sometime and we’ll play it together-!

Should be the TSR2! I could never hit hybrids to save my life, just bought the TSR2 last week and I have as much control as I do with my irons. Definitely recommend it!

To everyone's point the TSR2 probably matches up best. However, the look standing above the club and feel is notably different from that H 816 or 818 series to the new TSR series. I would suggest per Dale's comment above go hit and get fit. Many times a fitting booked through Titleist professional fitter costs $100 but you get that off of your club purchase at the same time. That way you get the best club for your game.

Thanks everyone-when I put my H1 and a tsr3 together they almost look like a perfect match-very confusing-but that’s half the fun of golf experimenting-!!!!