Jross glad to hear the TSR4 is working for you. I put the 4 in play for a month this season and couldn't keep it in the bag as I wasn't consistent enough. I ended up going with the TSR3. My dispersion improved over the 4 and I maintained the carry distance. And you're right the TSR series carry forever. I'm a fellow lefty, playing the TSR3 at 9 degrees with a Ventus TR Black 7X.

TSR4 flys way low under the radar given it's small size intimidating reputation. But, in my experience it's the most forgiving driver in the Titleist line up. My Golf Spy testing backs that up as well as being one of the most forgiving driver of 2022-2023. It's fast...significantly noticeable at how little drag it has compared to other drivers.

I constantly hit my ball so far on the toe I almost miss it and it's still over 260 yards and in play. Part of that is because of Ventus, but the tightness of dispersion the TSR4 has is ridiculous. When I got fitted the numbers were undeniably in favor of the TSR4. The L/R dispersion was 20 yards less than the TSR2 and the distance dispersion was 10 yards with the TSR4 where I saw 20yards difference in distance on miss hits with TSR2.

I can hit a draw, straight, cut and I can miss hit it and it may feel like I lost distance, but my ball will still be 290-300+ yards off the tee. Last round I hit a big high cut, expecting it to be only around 260 yards I was surprised to be 305 yards out with only 140 yards left on a Par 5. (lots of Hawaii courses have really short Par 5s)... It took me three chunks to reach the green from there, but that's another conversation for another thread. Haha.

UNICORN driver for those who need low spin and some forgiveness. It's an absolute weapon w/ the right shaft in it. I've got a TSR4 8* head with a Graphite Design Tour AD HD 7s in it right now and its incredibly accurate and low spin.

I hope the next iteration of the 4 retains the forgiveness of this driver, because the TS4 and TSi4 were not forgiving :)