TC18 titanium alloy displays very high yield strength in the annealed state, so it is difficult to test the dynamic mechanical properties.Constitutive models are enormously helpful numerical tools to predict its dynamic mechanical properties,tested difficultly by experiments. An exact constitute model plays an important role in developing a realistic finite element(FE) model of the dynamic mechanical properties. But, the correctness of FE is the main issue. The classic Johnson-Cook model leads to poor efficiency in predicting the dynamic mechanical properties. In order to reduce the difference between numerical simulation and experimental results, the modified classic Johnson-Cook model is established by the subroutine interface(UMAT) provided by ABAQUS. By comparing with ABAQUS/Standard analysis results and experimental results, the accuracy and reliability of the UMAT calculation results of the custom material constitutive subroutine are verified, which provides a reference for the structural design of TC18 titanium alloy.