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Shaft question for Titleist 910 d2

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I currently hit a 10.5 degree 909d2 with a ust stiff shaft... Specs I know are... It weighs 77grams and it has a torque rating of 2.2 degrees. I have started hitting a rising drive that ends up way to high (seems to have a ton of back spin) and I'm landing it between 250 and 270. With my old R7 I used to land it ten yard further with another ten to 25 yards of roll depending on conditions. Getting to the point, I am looking to buy a 910 d2 and was wondering what shaft (stock or custom) to buy in combination with the 9.5 deg club head? My swing speed is 112-113 on average and I have a slightly quicker back to front transition then your average player.
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i have the 910D2 9.5*and i went with the 7c3 ProjectX 73 gram 6.0 stiff. 46" and i play it on A1. i generally hit it about 280-290. very boring ball flight/trajectory. a good club fitter should be able to let you hit the driver set up with different shaft options and choose the best one for you.

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Thanks for the Info.  I ordered a d2 8.5 with a stiff Zeus shaft made be RT technologies.  Its supposed to be very low boring low spin and I figured I would rather hit low burners then the Balloon balls Ive been hitting lately!  If I cant get it off the ground Ill try the Project X.

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