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913h vs. 910h? Is it worth the extra money for the newer version?

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LSU_justin Established Member

LSU_justin

Recently hit the 913H at a demo day and liked it, but have never tried the 910 version. For the ones who've upgraded to the 913 from 910, what were your reasons?

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antnee94 Established Member

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I'm a club ho and I wanted the new driver (I owned the 910!

Honestly, the face is slightly hotter and slightly more forgiving. Through my 1st 5 rounds this year I am hitting it longer by 4 yards, but even more of a surprise, I'm +30% in fairways hit so far compared to last year. I'm at 75% compared to 44% for the whole season last year.

On top of being a club ho, I am a stat ho as well. I mark off all my drives with my GPS and have kept track of my Fairways hit. I also keep track if I missed right or left by pushing, pulling, slicing or hooking.

I do all that through Golf Logix and then transfer the info into excel docs so I have it forever and can compare.

My opinion, Titleist makes some of the most accurate clubs on the market. They may not be the most forgiving when it comes to distance, but as far as accuracy, they are top notch. At least for me.

And I know I'm talking about the driver and not the hybrid, but the line is very much alike throughout, driver to hybrids.

D:      Titleist 913 D2 (10.5, Stiff, Diamana D+ 62 / Tipped 1/2 inch)

F:      TaylorMade RBZ (15.0, 43 inches & 19.0, 42 inches, Fujikura Rombax Type-X, 75S)

H:      Adams A12 (21 degree, 40 inches, Diamana HY92, Stiff)

I:        Mizuno JPX 800 Pro 5-PW (KBS Tour, X-Flex, Soft Stepped 1x)

GW:   Titleist Vokey Spin Milled 50 (KBS Tour, X-Flex, non-conforming)

SW    Titleist Vokey Spin Milled 56 (bent one degree strong, KBS Tour, Stiff, non-conforming)

LW:    Titleist Vokey Spin Milled 60 (non-conforming, stock shaft)

P1:     Scotty Cameron California Coranado

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interesting enough Adam Scott only just put the 913 in his bag for the first time at Augusta...he had tried the 913 previously and did not like it, so at the Australian open which he won a few months ago he kept the 910 in the bag.....SO what have titty done for him on that 913???

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