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I played the 905t an r before I got my d2. The d2 is a lot more forgiving for me and allows me to hit more total fairways. I never liked the 905r at all as I thought they forced it out on the market just to compete with other 460 heads. The 905t was my favorite, I had a speeder shaft in it and it allowed me to hit the furthest and work the ball the most, but I played a lot more back then. I still keep my 905t around for fun, but probably the overall best driver the majority of the time is the d2. Hope my thoughts help.
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909D3 9.5º w/Fujikira Rombax 6X07
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the 905R is a much more highly regarded driver than the 907 series. In fact most Titleist tour pros played the 905R until the 909 series came out because of the high spin rate the 907D2 drivers put out. I actually really liked my 907, so I'm in the minority there.

Driver: 910D3 - Oban Kiyoshi 75 X / 909D3 - Oban Devotion 7 X
3 Wood: R9 TP - Oban Devotion 8 05
Hybrid: 909H - Project X Graphite
Irons: 4-6 AP2 - Project X 6.5 / 7-W MB - Project X 6.5
Wedges: Scratch 1018 52/56/60 KBS Tour XPutter: SC Button Back Newport 34" / SC Del Mar 34" / SC SS Newport...


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