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Hi folks,   just wanting to comment on my experience with my new driver.

I got to pick out my birthday gift from my wife so I decided I needed a new driver.

I picked the Titleist 910 D2 in 9.5* with an Aldila RIP stiff shaft.  I got to use it yesterday without getting to go to the range first.  My first two shots on the stock settings made me think that the club was nothing special,  then I changed the setting for the next tee,  a little better. Changed it once more for the following tee and  WOW!!!    I cannot explain how it rockets off of the face. I am really happy with the performance. I guess this is more of a review. Just wanted to share.

Driver:Titleist 910 D2
3 Wood: Titleist FT Fairway Woods (Old club)
Irons: Callaway Hot X-24 4-PW , SW
Putter: Odyssey Two Ball
Ball: Bridgstone e-6

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Congrats! New clubs are always cool.

I'm going to a Titleist demo day on tuesday to try out the 910. Have hit it a little bit before, and I really like the feel off the face.

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I just ordered the 910F fairway.  I tried it versus just about everything.  I really liked the feeling the ball makes off the face.

What settings did you switch too and how did it change your ball flight?

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I set it to  C4.  At the stock setting I was ending up on the far left side of the fairway because of a fairly good draw, then switched to D4 which brought it back some but eventually ended up at C4. I now have a very small amount of draw and with a little aim to the right I am center of the fairway now. I also gained a whole lot of more yardage. I'm guessing somewhere between 30-40 yards. I don't get too excited about new products and all of the hype that comes along with it but this driver is the real deal.

I will say that I was an avid Bridgestone E6 ball user but I didn't like the feel of it off the face, I tee'd up a Bridgstone Tour BB30-RX that I found and fell in love with it.  Long and straight.

Driver:Titleist 910 D2
3 Wood: Titleist FT Fairway Woods (Old club)
Irons: Callaway Hot X-24 4-PW , SW
Putter: Odyssey Two Ball
Ball: Bridgstone e-6

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