A lot of the decision depends on how you rate your current driver. If you are having any issues with it, or feel you might benefit from a shaft change (for example), then I'd go ahead and do the fitting for a TSR. That one is two generations newer than yours. I personally believe you'll be amazed at the difference. Then you need to decide if now will benefit you during the current season, vice waiting until the fall for the next generation of Titleist drivers. Just expect a price increase for those, per usual.

Only you can decide on this one. If you wait, you get the best technology available and the latest look. If you go now you might save a few dollars as the new models will likely be priced higher due to inflation over the past two years. Either way you will likely benefit from upgrading from your current TS3 model.

Six of one, half a dozen of the other, Sean. The key element is that you get fit for either one. A good fitter won’t pressure you into a new setup if there aren’t any gains on the table. If you do go now, though, you stand the possibility of getting the specs for a TSr that will likely have a discount coming up when the new woods are released.

I'm in the same boat Sean. I plan on waiting until the new line is launched. I'll be upgrading from old technology but I know I will kick myself if I don't get the new launch.

Hi,
I adopted a way to do to avoid this questioning.
I am replacing driver, woods every other series.
A 4 years term of use and after I am selling them.
The market for used Titleist club is excellent and the money served to reduce my cost of new clubs.