Titleist 910 Woods & Hybrids

[deronsizemore]

http://blogs.golf.com/equipment/2010...lub-lists.html

The actual consumer model may change form these pictures, but they look pretty good I think.

I think it will be hard to improve from the 909 line aside from how the club looks on the outside.

[kpaulhus]

Those look sweet. I like the black driver look.....now are they going to be $499 or $599 lol

[Shanks A Million]

Hmmm, "surefit." I wonder, you think Titleist is getting in on the whole adjustable driver phenomenon? I would imagine it's a good idea, after all, it's hard to compete with adjustability if you don't have it.

[DavidFehertysBike]

Very agressive looking for a titliest club..

[Titleist_ProV1x]

Nice wonder if they will make a comp model too?

[Fatphil]

Those look sweet. I like the black driver look.....now are they going to be $499 or $599 lol

All the better is 909's should drop to 1/2 price!

[deronsizemore]

Hmmm, "surefit." I wonder, you think Titleist is getting in on the whole adjustable driver phenomenon? I would imagine it's a good idea, after all, it's hard to compete with adjustability if you don't have it.

I hope they stay away from it. Titleist has seemed to always stay away from the gimmicky clubs, i.e., square drivers, adjustable drivers, adjustable weights, etc. They did have the 907 driver a few years ago that was triangle shaped and it didn't sell well I don't think.

I like that Titleist has stayed a "players" club and doesn't just go along with the latest, greatest trendy gimmick in golf equipment like every other company does.

[stebed]

Surefit is their fitting tool, ie the clubs on the Titleist cart, they are legal for play so I think that is what that refers to. I can't imagine Titleist would do an adjustable driver when they believe so much in fitting. But I might be wrong, some fitters are talking about adjustable drivers.

[Hokie2k5]

I think they look pretty good, I guess the black clubs are the fad going right now. It will be interesting for sure to see if they offer some sort of adjustability like TM and Nike offer. I hope not, though I do like the idea of swapping shafts in and out easily.....but then again that could get mighty expensive quickly. :)

[deronsizemore]

I think they look pretty good, I guess the black clubs are the fad going right now. It will be interesting for sure to see if they offer some sort of adjustability like TM and Nike offer. I hope not, though I do like the idea of swapping shafts in and out easily.....but then again that could get mighty expensive quickly. :)

I could go for that. Swapping shafts in and out myself would be nice, but all the other adjustments that you're able to make these days, e.g., opening/closing the face, extra weights you can move, etc. I can do without.

[jamo]

Hmmm, "surefit." I wonder, you think Titleist is getting in on the whole adjustable driver phenomenon? I would imagine it's a good idea, after all, it's hard to compete with adjustability if you don't have it.

The SureFit name has been around, they used it for the little weight screw in the back of the 909 drivers, fairways and hybrids. The heel makes me think the hosel will be adjustable, and I have heard from good sources that it is.

[andef]

The clubs look sweet but I'm not going to buy the new ones since I got just got a brand new 909 D2 with a custom fit shaft. There's no point for me to upgrade clubs now.
It'd be nice if they had the adjustable hosel but I hate the look of it on the R9 and VR drivers so it wouldn't be to my liking anyways.

[andef]

Looking through the list of conforming drivers on the USGA website, they have listed the Titleist 909 D Comp (w/Surefit), Titleist 909 D2 (w/ Surefit) and the Titleist 909 D3 (w/ Surefit). However, Titleist hasn't released any adjustable drivers for the 909 series and seeing that all these have the Surefit name, I'm not sure whether the 910 series will have an adjustable hosel.

[Shanks A Million]

I hope they stay away from it. Titleist has seemed to always stay away from the gimmicky clubs, i.e., square drivers, adjustable drivers, adjustable weights, etc. They did have the 907 driver a few years ago that was triangle shaped and it didn't sell well I don't think.

I don't know why so many people are opposed to these adjustable clubs. The face and lie angle adjustments are among the best things ever introduced into golf. It used to be, if you didn't fit into the standard lie, forget it, to bad. Now, you can adjust the lie angle to your personal needs. I'm 3° upright, so most hybrids and fairway woods with flat soles are hard for me to hit. I also like the idea of opening up the face. I hate the damn hook faced clubs, and offset clubs that are everywhere. I like a nice, open face. All my clubs have absolutely no offset, and I like it that way.

[jamo]

I hope they stay away from it. Titleist has seemed to always stay away from the gimmicky clubs, i.e., square drivers, adjustable drivers, adjustable weights, etc. They did have the 907 driver a few years ago that was triangle shaped and it didn't sell well I don't think.

I'm the opposite. I see no downside, the hosel adjustability works. I hate all of the draw biased clubs, and though Titleist doesn't make their with closed faces, it would be nice to know I can have the club perfectly square to start with,

[deronsizemore]

I don't know why so many people are opposed to these adjustable clubs. The face and lie angle adjustments are among the best things ever introduced into golf. It used to be, if you didn't fit into the standard lie, forget it, to bad. Now, you can adjust the lie angle to your personal needs. I'm 3° upright, so most hybrids and fairway woods with flat soles are hard for me to hit. I also like the idea of opening up the face. I hate the damn hook faced clubs, and offset clubs that are everywhere. I like a nice, open face. All my clubs have absolutely no offset, and I like it that way.

I see what you're saying but is there a driver on the market that is adjustable that will allow you to adjust the lie to 3° up? None of Titleist's faces are closed, so you don't have to worry about that with them.

Like I said though, I'd be all for the ability to interchange my own shafts quickly, but all that other stuff, Acushnet should just leave it on their Cobra brand (which has clubs which has everything adjustable.) If people want the ability to adjust their driver, they can buy TaylorMade, Nike, or any other company that currently has that technology, but Titleist should stay with what they've always done. BTW, how tall are you anyway that you need clubs 3° up?

[kurisu]

Acushnet should just leave it on their Cobra brand (which has clubs which has everything adjustable.) If people want the ability to adjust their driver, they can buy TaylorMade, Nike, or any other company that currently has that technology, but Titleist should stay with what they've always done.?

Acushnet's parent company sold Cobra to Puma back in March of this year . Thus it makes sense for them to broaden the target market for the Titleist brand.

[Shanks A Million]

I see what you're saying but is there a driver on the market that is adjustable that will allow you to adjust the lie to 3° up? None of Titleist's faces are closed, so you don't have to worry about that with them.

Ah, the old "height = lie angle" myth. It's totally untrue, of course. I'm upright because my arms are short. I'm 6' tall, but my armspan is much less (most people's armspan is equal to their height.) If I can adjust a club 2° up, it makes it that much better.

Again, I just can't find a reason to be anti adjustment. Are you saying it's better to not have an option than to have an option? It makes no sense. And maybe Titleist doesn't offer hook faces, but maybe I want a driver 2°, 2° open? Say the next day I feel I need it 1° open? Why not have the option?