I just got in my TSR3 last week. Got fitted for it with a Tour AD UB 7tx. Absolutely love the thing. The ball is a rocket out of the middle and my mishits don't have terrible results, the spin seems to stay manageable off the toe and heel. The sound is whisper quiet compared to some other drivers i've used (TM R1, SIM) and it looks better than anything I've seen. I've never had a Titleist driver before and was blown away by it, definitely keeping the TSR3 in the bag for a long time.

Tried and ordered the TSR3 today at my fitting. My older 975 was not giving me any distance or control. I've got it now. Old products just can't compete with the new technology.

Second range session went much better. They’re keepers.

I game the TSR3. During the fitting process, I was swinging pretty well and had decided on another brand. I went back to verify and did not have my best swing that day and the TSR was by far more forgiving on off-center hits for both distance and dispersion. The TSR3 just gave me more confidence that the ball would be in play even on toe or heel strikes. I also prefer the classic look of the TSR at address.

I moved from tsr3 to tsr2. Wow. Noticeable improvement over tsi. Now I just need the new tensei red driver shat!

I live in upstate NY... our local club dealer, Northway8 just had their trade in day where they offer an extra 50% to upgrade, except Titleist.
My grandson plays high-school golf, baseball and hockey.
I told him I'd take him up to trade in his Cobra driver for a new driver. He went through a fitting and came away with Titleist TR3. He was hitting it 292-298 consistently with very good dispersion.
I took the other drivers back because it wasn't worth trading them in. Now once I start swinging this spring I'm interested in a fitting too.
Great driver, for him, he's 17.

Has anybody had problems with face marks on tsr3 I only use prov1 balls

Paint marks from tees come off with Magic Erasers. Scratches would be from dirt or sand particles on the ball or any being brushed up off the grass during the swing. Notice how the pro's caddies wipe down the range balls individually and then hand them to the player. You will never see them roll a ball across the range and quickly place it on the tee. Scratches will happen on any brand and model driver.