The TSi3 weighs around 196 grams (6.9 oz) to give you a more stable feel and more control over the ball. But the additional head weight is what truly makes the difference.
With the TSi3, you can adjust the head weight by adding a rear screw-on weight. This will help you find your ideal launch conditions for greater distance off the tee. Additional head weights can typically be purchased to customize the driver’s head weight.
This article explains the benefits of adding head weight and why it’s important to ensure your TSi3 driver is set up correctly for the best performance.
How Do Head Weights Affect Your Game?
Adjusting the head weight will change your launch conditions, ball speed, spin rate, and trajectory, but it’s important to understand how head weight affects these things.
Improved Control
Adding extra weight to the head of your TSi3 gives you increased control over the direction and distance of each shot.
The added weight helps maintain balance throughout the swing, allowing for a more consistent trajectory with each ball strike. This is especially helpful for beginners just learning to hit shots accurately and consistently.
Movable weights in drivers can make a difference in the driver’s performance, particularly in the center of gravity of the club head. The idea behind movable weights is to fine-tune the center of gravity, help with increased ball speed, and control the shape of the shot.
Increased Power
Extra head weights on the driver can also help generate more power with each stroke, adding extra momentum when making contact with the ball.
This is great for players who drive longer distances off the tee or hit higher-trajectory shots around the green. However, it’s important to remember that too much power can lead to inaccuracy and cause you to lose control of your swing.
Optimal Swing Speed
Too much weight on one end of your TSi3 can slow down your swing speed and make it harder to generate maximum velocity at impact. To prevent this, test different head weights to find the optimal swing speed that works best for your game.
Using Additional Head Weights
Additional head weights for the TSi3 driver are primarily available in 3, 6, 12, 14, and 16-gram (0.1, 0.2, 0.4, 0.49, and 0.56 oz) increments.
Remember that a slight weight change can make a big difference in how the club performs, so it’s important to experiment with different weights and combinations until you find the right balance for your swing. We advise that you start with a smaller weight and adjust your way up to find the best fit for your game.
Note: User error is still the biggest factor in shaping the ball. The best approach is to get weights fitted and find out your natural tendencies, and then try not to tinker too much with the driver.
Conclusion
Extra head weights are a great way for golfers to improve their control, power, and speed, and they also let players customize how their swing feels.
For this reason, understanding how these tools work is essential to ensuring that each stroke is as accurate and powerful as possible. So why not give them a try? You’ll get even better results on the course with some experimentation and practice!