Titleist Launches GT280 Mini Driver at Sentry Tournament

News Summary

Titleist has unveiled its latest GT280 mini driver at the Sentry Tournament, marking its second entry into the mini driver market. With a 280 cc head size, this innovative equipment is designed for improved control and performance, appealing to both professional and amateur golfers. Developed in collaboration with PGA Tour players, the GT280 boasts customizable features and a design that aligns with the growing popularity of mini drivers on tour. Retail plans for 2025 are expected, positioning Titleist in a competitive market against established brands.

Titleist Hits the Green with New GT280 Mini Driver at Sentry Tournament

In an exciting kickoff to the 2025 PGA Tour season, Titleist has unveiled its latest creation—the GT280 mini driver. This shiny new piece of equipment made its debut at the Sentry Tournament, and golf enthusiasts can’t help but buzz about it. This launch marks Titleist’s second foray into the mini driver realm, and it comes with some interesting features that could shake things up on the fairway.

Smaller Size, Big Impact

The GT280 sports a 280 cc head size, which is notably smaller than many of its mini driver counterparts currently on the market. While the golf world has seen larger and larger heads, Titleist is trying something different with this compact design. This move could prove beneficial for golfers who are looking for better control without sacrificing distance.

Breaking Tradition

A Collaborative Effort

Customizable and Forgiving

interchangeable weights. Golfers can easily adjust the swing weight and center of gravity, which allows for a more customized experience. This means whether you’re a seasoned pro or an enthusiastic amateur, you can tweak the club to suit your style. Additionally, the GT280 includes a full horizontal groove pattern on the face, reminiscent of fairway woods. This unique design might provide an edge in both performance and aesthetics.

Mini Drivers Gaining Popularity

shorter distances combined with better control, and Titleist hopes the GT280 checks all those boxes.

Competition and Retail Plans

tour-only option, which makes sense considering its recent release. But don’t worry, it’s not just for the professionals. Plans for retail availability in 2025 are already in the works, ensuring average golfers will eventually have access to this exciting new tool in their arsenal. However, it’s set to compete with similar products from brands like Callaway and TaylorMade, which offer larger head sizes and different technologies. Positioning itself effectively in this crowded space will be key.

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• Golf Week: Titleist GT280 Mini Driver at PGA Tour
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