Unlikely as Titleist have only just finished releasing the TS range this year, but you never know I guess!

agree with richbow9. Plus, Titleist tends to be a 2-year cycle with their clubs

agree with richbow9. Plus, Titleist tends to be on a 2-year release cycle with their clubs

If Titleist follows the normal 2 year cycle that puts new driver / fairways in the hands of Tour players early next summer and out for sale early next fall.

If they stick to their typical pattern, there will probably be a new driver that begins its way out on tour sometime around the US open. Then it will look to be released in the fall of 2020. I mean, I have no idea, but thats what typically happens with titleist new club launches each year. Drivers/woods 1 year while irons and what not the next, like the year was iron release. We'll see!!

What about SM8 wedges? or new TS1/TS4 woods?

Sm8 (or what ever it will be called) comes to shops somewhere in march if it goes like earlyer releases.

I dont think they will made 1 or 4 series woods.

In the custom catalog there is a listing for a TS-2 Lightweight (using versions of the TS-1 low weight shafts) for 3-5-7 Woods for RH. Likely that will be as close as they get to a TS-1 fairway.

I agree with what has been said above. The only thing I can see is that it seems there have been more and more releases within the model range as of late. I don't think there's really a gap for something like a TS5, but who knows.

Looking forward to seeing new wedges as mine need to be replaced this year.

I wouldn't be surprised if Titleist came out with a new driver this year. Although they have been on a 2 year release schedule, the company is now publicly traded so my guess is operational decisions will be made differently...much like TMG

New drivers are a certainty for the summer of 2020 on Tour and a retail release after that.

Got my TS2 in October 2018 so would expect an update Autumn 2020

Fall 2020 would be my estimate.
Titleist has a pretty lengthy prototype testing and design process...the 2 year cycle is not going to rush anything to market. Good things come to those who wait!!!

Cheers,
Dr. K

I guarentee you, look for a new Driver in 2020. - John

I'm hoping the next driver series releases all versions at one time. The TS2 was the best driver for me until the TS1 driver came out. I'm expecting this fall, as well. Rumor has the possibility of 1-2 new irons, maybe at this year's show. The T-MB line was not replaced and I wouldn't be surprised if there was a T400 for those that need the TS1.

Alright so I just got a TS3 driver and I wanted to changed the weight and I decided to put in the weight without the weight cap and it got stuck in the driver what do I do

Alright so I just got a TS3 driver and I wanted to changed the weight and I decided to put in the weight without the weight cap and it got stuck in the driver what do I do

From what I hear it will be late summer, early fall.

I recently noticed at my local Dicks Sporting Goods store they put all the demo TS line drivers out to sell. Could this be a sign a new driver line will be released soon?

Since the annual release OEMs have released 2 versions at PGA shows since the TS came out, we can expect at least the equivalent of the TS2/3 to come out this fall or by the PGA show in January. Timing is still unknown, since the first step is the pro's having the option to put them in play in June. Haven't seen them on tour and the development team was also set back by plant closings.

The annual OEMs have the biggest issue with what to do with inventory that sat on the shelf in March and April that normally sells as the latest and greatest. If their unsold inventory is high - do they move with a release or let it ride for another year? Apparently there is still plenty of 2019/prior release stock so adding in unsold 2020 stock will flood the market. Titleist and png are the 2 year cycle products due out later this year.