
Titleist GT2 Fairway Review
Fairway Wood · 12 rounds in my bag
Played & written by Marcus Santana
By Marcus Santana · Published November 11, 2025
8.8/ 10
The short version
Pulled the Titleist GT2 Fairway out on the first tee and it sits right down behind the ball and gets it airborne off a tight lie without me trying to help it up. I hit it off the deck into a par 5 green twice in one week, which I have no business doing. The catch: out of proper rough it wants to shut down and go left.
How it played
I gave it 12 rounds before writing a word, including two in proper wind. What I keep coming back to is that it sits right down behind the ball and gets it airborne off a tight lie without me trying to help it up. Where it bit me: out of proper rough it wants to shut down and go left — worth knowing before you spend the money.
How it looks
Shallow face, small head, and it does not look like a lot of club. I care less about that than how it feels, but it does not hurt.
What won me over
- the turf interaction is genuinely forgiving
- it is straighter than my driver from the tee
- the flight peaks late instead of ballooning
Good to know before you buy
- it struggles out of thick rough
- the head looks small if you like something to hide behind
My verdict
8.8/10 from me. If you actually hit this club off the ground and not just off a tee, the Titleist GT2 Fairway earns its spot in the bag. If it struggles out of thick rough is a dealbreaker for you, keep looking.
Marcus Santana
Founder & Lead Tester, Homie Golf
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