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Thinking about getting either the 909f2 or f3 but theres nowhere to demo these clubs around here, so anybody who has these or have hit them enlighten me please

Driver: S2 9.5 Stiff
3 Wood: Ft Stiff
5 Wood: Ft-iz Stiff
Irons: VR Full cavity 4-Aw
Wedges: Spin Milled 56* and CG11 60*Putter: Rossa CorzinaBall: ProV1 or Tour i


golfro Great Member

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Thinking about getting either the 909f2 or f3 but theres nowhere to demo these clubs around here, so anybody who has these or have hit them enlighten me please

hands down the best fairway woods i've used in awhile. replaced both callaway x-tour fw's with the titleist 909f3. There's not anything unique about it that makes it absolutely amazing. it's just an overall smooth, long fairway wood. the Voodoo shaft is awesome. keeps my ball flight relatively low and long.

DST Tour 9.5 Diamana Whiteboard
909F3 15* 3 FW stock Aldila Voodoo
909F3 18* 5 FW stock Aldila Voodoo
'09 X-Forged 3-PW Project-X 6.0 Flighted
CG15 56* X-Tour 60* Abaco


Gordon McTavish Well Established Member

Gordon McTavish

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hands down the best fairway woods i've used in awhile. replaced both callaway x-tour fw's with the titleist 909f3. There's not anything unique about it that makes it absolutely amazing. it's just an overall smooth, long fairway wood. the Voodoo shaft is awesome. keeps my ball flight relatively low and long.

They also sound terrific on well struck shots!


andef Dedicated Member

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Well I just got back from a terrible driving round. After realizing I was getting nowhere, I decided to start hitting all my tee shots with my 909 F2 15.5*. Long and straight off the tee, did not miss one fairway from 12 to 18, hitting 6/6 FIR. I was only about 20 yards short of my well struck driver shots and put myself in great positions to attack the pins. Apart from sounding great at impact, it's also easy to shape and has a nice high ballflight. Great looking clubhead and great to hit off the tee. Nothing to complain about for me.

pixel5 Well Established Member

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I use the 906F 19*. I know it isn't as new, but its the same series. I can tell you that they are not the most forgiving clubs out there, but they have the best feel and most consistency when you hit them correctly. I prefer them to the PING G15 hybrid when it comes to feel...and if you've ever hit one of those, you know thats saying a lot.

Driver - Cobra S3 9.5* - Mitsubishi Rayon JavlnFX M7 
Fwy - Titleist 904F 18*
Irons - Mizuno MP-14
Wedges - Cleveland 588 54*, Ping Tour 58*
Putter - Ping D66 (iWi)

 


deronsizemore Great Member

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I have the 909F2 and really like it. I like the F2 more than the F3 simply because it has a shallower face so it's a little easier to hit from the fairway, I think. Can't go wrong with either of them though. Really can't go wrong with any Titleist club. The fairway wood models that were out before the 909's are very good also and you can get them very cheap these days.

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thanks guys rlly wanted to buy it but couldnt see buying a club i havent hit instead a bought a callaway ft-iz, hit it real nice up at dicks at bought it off tgw for $100 less

Driver: S2 9.5 Stiff
3 Wood: Ft Stiff
5 Wood: Ft-iz Stiff
Irons: VR Full cavity 4-Aw
Wedges: Spin Milled 56* and CG11 60*Putter: Rossa CorzinaBall: ProV1 or Tour i


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