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Just Got one of these for £110 which is about $170 i am so pleased with my purchase because the way it feels of the face is tremendous even if you dont catch it it usually goes a good distance. I even managed to get it with the Matrix Ozik Xcon 5 shaft in it. I hope it lives up to first impressions


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I like it. forgiving but workable. the half degree suprisingly makes a difference getting the ball up and holding greens

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also have one - F2 15.5 w a Graffaloy Pro Launch Red tipped 1/2"

only hit it indoors so far, but the combo i have feels great and wicked sound out of the 909 head too

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I almost purchased one last year until I heard the 910's were coming out. I hit the 909 F2 15.5 and 13.5 at the range. They both had the stock Adila Voodoo shafts, which I actually like. It seems like most people aren't fans. A little too much spin, but w/e.

The feel of the club is amazing and at impact it is smooth and responsive. I had never hit a fairway wood that felt so nice. Writing about it makes me think I should just go get a 909F2 and save myself $100.

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I used to play a 15.5* F2 for most of the year.  I rarely hit a decent shot with it (aside from one exceptional tee shot), but more often that not I was always impressed with the sound on impact


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Maybe I need to look into one. I am still using my old Nike Ignite 3w.  It has been one of the better clubs I have had.  But I will be leaning toward Titleist this year from the clubs I have tested so far.

Bryan A
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