Shop the complete used Titleist GT driver lineup, including the lightweight GT1, the broadly playable GT2, the tour-inspired GT3, and the low-spin GT4. The GT driver family is Titleist's most adjustable driver platform, built around Proprietary Matrix Polymer (PMP) construction that's three times lighter than titanium and allows mass to be repositioned for distinct ball flight profiles across four model variants. Every used Titleist GT driver in our inventory has been hand-inspected and graded so you know exactly what you're getting before it ships.

The four GT driver models cover a wide range of player types. The GT1 is the highest-launching, most forgiving driver in the family, with a lightweight construction built for golfers who need help generating clubhead speed and ball speed. The GT2 is the high-MOI, broadly playable model that fits the widest range of golfers from tour pros to mid-handicaps, with the SureFit hosel and heel-toe weight adjustability for shot-shape control. The GT3 is the tour-inspired model with the SureFit CG Track and a deeper, more compact face, built for stronger players who want to fine-tune ball flight and reduce spin. The GT4 is the 430cc low-spin option built for players with faster swing speeds who want maximum spin reduction and shot-shaping ability off the tee.

Every GT driver includes the SureFit hosel for precise loft and lie adjustability across 16 settings, giving you the ability to fine-tune launch and face angle to match your swing. Filter by loft, model, shaft, and flex to find your exact spec.

FAQs

Are the photos of the exact club I will receive?

Yes. Every product photo on our site shows the actual club you will receive. We never use stock images. You will see real-condition details - including face wear, grips, and any cosmetic marks - so you know exactly what’s arriving at your door.

Are your used golf clubs authentic?

Yes. All clubs we sell are 100% authentic. Our intake team includes experts with years of experience handling tens of thousands of clubs across every brand. They inspect each item for the correct look, feel, and build quality to ensure it meets genuine manufacturer standards. We do not list or sell counterfeit clubs.

What is your return policy for used golf clubs?

We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you’re not happy with your club, you can return it within 30 days of delivery for a refund. Items outside the 30-day window are not eligible for a refund but may still be returned for store credit. For help with returns, contact support@nextround.com.

Are used Titleist GT drivers worth buying?

Yes. The GT driver family is built around Proprietary Matrix Polymer (PMP) construction that's three times lighter than titanium, allowing mass to be repositioned for distinct ball flight profiles across the GT1, GT2, GT3, and GT4 model variants. The SureFit hosel and heel-toe weight adjustability on the GT2 and GT3 give you Titleist's most precise driver fitting platform. Used GT inventory puts the lineup within reach at a meaningful discount, with the same technology you'd pay for at new retail.

Which GT driver should I buy?

Start with the model that matches your swing. If you have a moderate swing speed and need help getting the ball in the air, the GT1 is the play, with the lightest construction and highest launch in the family. If you sit in the middle and want maximum forgiveness with shot-shape adjustability, the GT2 fits the widest range of players. If you have a faster swing speed and want a more compact head with lower spin, the GT3 is the tour-inspired option. If you have the highest swing speeds and need to eliminate spin off the tee for distance, the GT4 is the 430cc low-spin specialist.

Is the Titleist GT driver good for beginners?

Yes, the GT1 and GT2 are. The GT1 is the most beginner-friendly option in the family with the highest launch, the most forgiving head shape, and a lightweight construction that helps slower swing speeds generate clubhead speed. The GT2 is the next best fit for beginners and improving golfers, with high MOI and heel-toe weight adjustability that lets you dial in a draw bias as your game develops. Skip the GT3 and GT4 if you're new to the game, since both are built for stronger players with faster swing speeds.