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Titleist 909D2 vs Dcomp

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cantputt Well Established Member

cantputt

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Whats the big difference? I havent played golf in a couple years now so... im kinda rusty on knowledge on clubs haha. so many different ones have come out.

Titleist 905R 8.5 Degree // Stiff
TaylorMade Rescue Mid 16 Degree// Stiff
Titleist 690.CB// PW-3 Rifle Flighted 6.5
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Power_fade Well Established Member

Power_fade

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D2 will launch lower than the DComp and it will be easier to draw or fade. The Dcomp will be more forgiving, but you won't hit anything but a high draw. The D2 will be similar to the 905R in your bag, but longer off the tee.

In my stand bag:
909D3 with 10.5 degrees of loft and a 45 inch Fujikura Rombax 6Z08, x-flex
909F3 15* with a stock Diamana Blue
FT 18* with an Aldila NV
X-forged ('07), 3-PW with Project X 6.0 CG12, 53/11, and 58* with DSG Red X2, 33"All with Lamkin Crossline Full Cord. (except the putter of...


elchene Dedicated Member

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D2 will launch lower than the DComp and it will be easier to draw or fade. The Dcomp will be more forgiving, but you won't hit anything but a high draw. The D2 will be similar to the 905R in your bag, but longer off the tee.

That sums it up perfectly. Of course, it's very obvious that they look different. The DComp looks the largest at address, then the D2, then the D3 (which is actually a smaller head size at 440cc).


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