Titleist GT1 Driver / 10 Degree / Regular Flex

Titleist GT1 Driver / 10 Degree / Regular Flex

£417.99 GBP

Why Smart Golfers Choose Pre-Owned Titleist Drivers

The golf industry's release cycle means "last year's" technology often performs just as well as this year's at a fraction of the cost. Titleist drivers are engineered with premium aerospace-grade materials that withstand thousands of strikes without degrading, meaning a well-maintained used driver delivers virtually identical performance to a new one.

At Next2NewGolf, you're saving money while investing in authentic Titleist quality, professionally inspected and graded on our transparent condition scale. With same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 12 pm and our 14-day return policy, you can upgrade your bag with complete confidence and zero risk.

Popular Titleist Driver Models

GT Series. The latest evolution of Titleist's Speed Project features a revolutionary Proprietary Matrix Polymer crown for exceptional forgiveness and ball speed retention across the face.

TSR Series. Refined aerodynamics and multi-plateau face technology deliver consistent spin and distance, with four head options (TSR1-4) to match every swing type.

TSi Series. Known for their ATI 425 aerospace titanium face, TSi drivers offer outstanding speed and a powerful feel at impact.

TS Series. The foundation of Titleist's modern driver success, offering proven performance and excellent value on the pre-owned market.

All modern Titleist drivers feature the SureFit adjustable hosel system, giving you 16 unique loft and lie combinations to fine-tune your ball flight.

SureFit Technology: Adjusting Your Driver for Peak Performance

One of the standout features of modern Titleist drivers is the SureFit adjustable hosel system, which gives you 16 unique loft and lie combinations to dial in your ball flight. The system uses a sleeve-and-ring design: the sleeve has settings numbered 1-4, and the ring has settings lettered A-D. For right-handed golfers, A1 is the neutral setting, delivering the stated loft with a standard lie angle.

Moving up the chart (towards A4) adds loft and promotes a higher launch with draw bias, perfect for fighting a slice. Moving right (towards D1) lowers loft and encourages a fade bias for players who need to reduce spin or tame a hook. Each adjustment changes loft in 0.75° increments and subtly alters face angle to influence shot shape.

You'll need a SureFit wrench to make changes: simply loosen the hosel screw, rotate the ring and sleeve to your desired combination, then tighten until you hear a click. When buying a used Titleist driver from Next2NewGolf, check if the wrench is included, or contact our team to purchase one separately. Experimenting with these settings on the range can unlock significant improvements in distance and accuracy without spending a penny.

Questions? Answers here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pre-owned Titleist drivers offer exceptional value while delivering the same tour-level performance. Modern drivers are built to last thousands of swings, meaning a well-maintained used driver performs virtually identically to a new one. You can often step up to a higher-spec model within your budget when buying second-hand from Next2NewGolf.

Check the shaft flex, loft, and grip condition to ensure they suit your game. Inspect the clubface for excessive wear or scratches, and examine the crown for sky marks. At Next2NewGolf, every driver is graded fairly on our condition scale with detailed photographs, so you know exactly what to expect before purchasing.

Yes, Titleist uses a consistent SureFit hosel design across generations. Shafts from GT, TSR, TSi, TS, 917, 915, 913, and 910 drivers are all interchangeable, making it easy to swap or upgrade your shaft on a used Titleist driver.

The SureFit hosel features a sleeve-and-ring system with 16 loft and lie combinations. Drivers and fairway woods adjust in 0.75° increments, allowing you to fine-tune launch angle and shot shape. A SureFit wrench is required for adjustments; you can purchase one separately if it's not included with your used driver.

The TSR1 and TSR2 are excellent options for beginners and higher handicappers. The TSR1 is ultra-lightweight and designed for slower swing speeds, while the TSR2 offers a forgiving blend of distance and consistency. Titleist’s numbering system is consistent across generations so the TS1 corresponds to the TSR1 and so on. These models are frequently available in our used Titleist driver collection at Next2NewGolf.

The TSR2 prioritises forgiveness with a larger head profile and multi-plateau face design that maintains ball speed across a wider hitting area. The TSR3 features a more compact shape with an adjustable CG track, offering skilled players greater control over ball flight and spin. Both deliver impressive distance, but TSR3 rewards centre-face strikes with maximum performance.

The GT series builds on TSR with a new polymer crown construction that saves weight and improves forgiveness on off-centre hits. Testing shows improved ball-speed retention and slightly better dispersion than TSR. If you find a pre-owned GT driver at Next2NewGolf, it's worth trying, though TSR remains an excellent performer.

Titleist drivers are built with premium materials designed for durability. With proper care, a driver can easily last 5+ years of regular play without significant performance loss. The face and structural integrity remain intact far longer than most golfers keep their drivers, making used Titleist drivers an excellent investment.

Yes, we offer a trade-in programme where you can sell your old driver and receive credit towards your next purchase. Simply send us a photo of your old driver for a valuation and put that old club to work funding your upgrade to a used Titleist driver.

Headcover availability varies by listing. Check the individual product description and photographs to see what's included.