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Anyone still play this or upgrade from this recently? Thinking about upgrading my Speedline to the 9015D. Wanted a driver that sets up slightly more open. Was hitting it really well at the store but that doesn't really say much.

If you've upgraded recently from this, what were the reasons. Just would like to hear some reviews on this compared to some of the newer drivers.

« Keith »


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Tried to get one from discount dan's golf just before I bought my current driver....none available. This driver gets great reviews over at golfwrx.com
909D Comp 9.5* (house MATRIX OZIK XCON-6)
Burner Superfast 3 & 5 woods (house MATRIX OZIK XCON-4.8)
G15 Hybrid 23* (AWT shaft)
G5 5 iron-PW-46*, UW-50*, SW-54 & LW-58 (AWT shaft)
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Found that timtheputterman on eBay has a few left in 10.5° at a good price so I'm contemplating on upgrading. Hoping to turn my big draw into a baby draw without working on the swing. :)

« Keith »


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I have on, put a Harrison Saga in it as the stock shaft is a bit loose. I haven't played it enough to confirm all of what you hear at golfwrx, but it's definitely as good as any driver I've hit. Definitely low spin, I find it to be mid launch (there seems to be a lot of different opinons on it's launch characteristics). My usual ball flight is a fade, and I can say that the 9015 didn't make it any worse on misses, but I can't verify that it's anti-hook with the open face.

Driver: i15 8* UST Axivcore Red 69S
3w: CB1 15* Grafalloy Prolaunch Platinum 75s
5w: G10 18.5* UST V2 HL
3h: HiFli CLK 20* UST V2 Hybrid
4h: 3DX 23* UST V2 Hybrid5i-pw: MX-23 TT Dynalite Gold S300GW/SW: RAC 52*and 56*Putter: SabertoothBag: KingPin


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I have on, put a Harrison Saga in it as the stock shaft is a bit loose. I haven't played it enough to confirm all of what you hear at golfwrx, but it's definitely as good as any driver I've hit. Definitely low spin, I find it to be mid launch (there seems to be a lot of different opinons on it's launch characteristics). My usual ball flight is a fade, and I can say that the 9015 didn't make it any worse on misses, but I can't verify that it's anti-hook with the open face.

What would be a good shaft for this head in your opinion? I'm looking for a high launch, low spin shaft. Thank you!


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What would be a good shaft for this head in your opinion? I'm looking for a high launch, low spin shaft. Thank you!

UST Proforce V2 is a good shaft that meets your requirements but wont break the bank. If you can afford it, go with the UST Mamiya ATTAS.

Driver: Ti460 with stock Fujikura G60 shaft in stiff flex
3W: SQ Dymo2
Hybrid: FT 20*
Irons: 755
SW: SV 56*GW: Vokey 50*LW: Vokey 60*Putter: SC Red XHome Course: Wildcat Golf Club


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Just wanted to bring this thread back from the dead to say how much I love this driver. This driver with the ProLaunch Red shaft is awesome and been most steadfast club this year. Anyone still gaming this driver? If you have moved on, what have you upgraded to?

« Keith »


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I've owned 3 of them in different lofts. Hot head that produces nice ball speeds, but DID NOT out perform my GEEK in any way. GEEK still here and the 3 stooges(in jest) are gone.

:tmade: R15 14* Matrix Black Tie 7m3

:adams: Speedline Super S 3w & 5w Matrix Radix HD S VI

:callaway: X-12 4-PW Memphis 10

IONNOVEX  Type S GDT 50*, 54* & 62* Mitsubishi Rayon Kuro Kage Black 80ir

:odyssey: Tri-Ball SRT

-Landon


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