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So I was in the market for a new Driver this season and tested many and in the end loved the new Titleist 910 D3, but ended up buying a slightly used Titleist 909D3 w/ Vodoo stiff, for less than $200.  I've hit the range a few times and love it.  So of course had to buy a matching 3 wood and have one coming in the mail in the Titleist F3 13degrees w/ Voodoo stiff.  (I tend to hit the ball high with a steep swing plane).  I read the comparistons and reviews and like the look of the deeper face of the f3 vs. f2.  Good reviews about hitting the f3 off the deck which is something I'd like to do a little more often from a game managment perspective... if I have a 3wood I can trust.  Last 3-4 seasons I've been playing the r7limited Driver w/ Matrix Oz Stiff and R7 3 and 5woods w/ steal s300s.  Loved the r7 driver, but had balloning issues with the 3 and 5 wood from time to time.  So I'm pretty sure I'm going to love the F3 3 wood  and I'm looking to pick up the 909 5 wood, but not sure if I should go with the f3 or F2.  Normally I'd like to try them both at the range or pro-shop, but everyplace in my hometown is sold out of the 909s.  So I need to buy before I try off ebay or an online retailer.  I see the f2 has a more shallow face and wider face.  Any suggestions if I should go with the f3 or f2 5 wood?  What things to consider?  I normally shoot low 80s off the blues on moderatley dificult tracks around Southern Wisconsin.  Also, thinking the 18 or 18.5 loft, but not sure about that.

Thanks much!


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I play the 909 F3 5 wood. Have had it for almost 2 years. This is truely one of the best fairway woods ever made in my opinion. I can hit it off the deck out of the rough off the tee. It yields about 235 distance wise and it's a smaller more compact head.  You will love it. All titelist clubs are worth what you pay for them.

Drivers: Titleist 913 D2 Aldila phenom
Fairway Woods: Titleist 910F-d
Fairway Woods: Titleist 909 F3 or

Hybrid: Taylormade tp 18 or Mp fli hi 2 iron 
Irons: Mizuno MP-52 3-pw
Wedges: TaylorMade RAC Z TP
Putters: Odyssey Black Series Tour Designs #2
Golf Bags: Titleist Blue cart bag

Shoes: Footjoy Dry joys

Golf Balls: Titleist Pro v1x


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Originally Posted by bsoder52

Is your 5 wood the 18 degree?



Yes it is. 18 deg voodoo shaft stiff.  I've hit some killer shots with this club over the few years i've owned it. If i absolutely must hit a fairway this is my go to club.

Drivers: Titleist 913 D2 Aldila phenom
Fairway Woods: Titleist 910F-d
Fairway Woods: Titleist 909 F3 or

Hybrid: Taylormade tp 18 or Mp fli hi 2 iron 
Irons: Mizuno MP-52 3-pw
Wedges: TaylorMade RAC Z TP
Putters: Odyssey Black Series Tour Designs #2
Golf Bags: Titleist Blue cart bag

Shoes: Footjoy Dry joys

Golf Balls: Titleist Pro v1x


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Well I got my f3 13degree w/ the Vodoo stiff and don't like it much at all.  Played with it on Sunday and was playing lights-out golf.  Took it out on a tight par 4 off the tee and pulled two into the woods.  Figured not the best time to try a new club anyways...so took it to the range today and the thing is just dead feeling.  ohhh well I've heard some good reviews on the f2 so maybe i'll try that one out.  Otherwise any suggestions on 3woods I'm all ears.  I'll put my r7 s300 back in the bag for the time being, but this thing is going back out on ebay.


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