puzzled about the my recently purchased second hand 910D3

[catalzzy]

Hello,

I just went to maybank open in malaysia and it was an interesting event.

There were stalls for promotion and stuff. There was a stall that sells second hand clubs. I saw the titlest 910D3 that really got my attention.

I bought it straight away and then i began to research about my driver. I realized there were fakes online. I began to be obsessed researching about this driver because what intrigues me is that my recently bought is assembled in japan sticker attached to the shaft next to the hologram sticker which also looks real to me.  I thought it is made in the US? The guy told me it was japanese spec.

I did the magnet test even with the strong magnet too and it never sticks to the head.

I would like somebody here to confirm if its actually original or not.

Here are the images attached.

Thanks

sorry for the okayish quality because my phone camera isnt good.

[saevel25]

Assembled in Japan probably doesn't mean Made in Japan. Made would actually be the making of the clubhead. Most Titleist golf shafts are Diamana, which I believe is a sub company under Mitsubishi the Korean car company.

Most likely Titleist has a facility in Japan that receives parts from USA and where ever the golf shaft is made and then are assembled there. It might be easier that way then to ship a fully made club.

As for the authenticity. That club looks legit. I own a 910 fairway wood and it looks identical to that club.

If you want it really checked out, ship it to Titleist and they will confirm it. No real way to say for sure unless you actually talk to Titleist.

[Hammer 4]

Assembled in Japan probably doesn't mean Made in Japan. Made would actually be the making of the clubhead. Most Titleist golf shafts are Diamana, which I believe is a sub company under Mitsubishi the Korean car company.

Most likely Titleist has a facility in Japan that receives parts from USA and where ever the golf shaft is made and then are assembled there. It might be easier that way then to ship a fully made club.

As for the authenticity. That club looks legit. I own a 910 fairway wood and it looks identical to that club.

If you want it really checked out, ship it to Titleist and they will confirm it. No real way to say for sure unless you actually talk to Titleist.

Same here..I have their 3 wood, agree with saevel25.

[billchao]

Assembled in Japan probably doesn't mean Made in Japan. Made would actually be the making of the clubhead. Most Titleist golf shafts are Diamana, which I believe is a sub company under Mitsubishi the Korean car company.  Most likely Titleist has a facility in Japan that receives parts from USA and where ever the golf shaft is made and then are assembled there. It might be easier that way then to ship a fully made club.  As for the authenticity. That club looks legit. I own a 910 fairway wood and it looks identical to that club.  If you want it really checked out, ship it to Titleist and they will confirm it. No real way to say for sure unless you actually talk to Titleist.

Mitsubishi is actually a large Japanese conglomerate similar to General Electric, but I agree with your points about the club. [Spoiler=More OT Mitsubishi Stuff]Diamana shafts are manufactured by Mitsubishi Rayon, which is separate from Mitsubishi Motors.[/spoiler]

[mvmac]

I bought it straight away and then i began to research about my driver. I realized there were fakes online. I began to be obsessed researching about this driver because what intrigues me is that my recently bought is assembled in japan sticker attached to the shaft next to the hologram sticker which also looks real to me.  I thought it is made in the US? The guy told me it was japanese spec.

Very few golf clubs are made in the US, most are made in China.

First step I would take is to call Titleist and give them the serial number to see if it's fake or not.

[fiveover]

that looks like a serial number right near the hosel in the first photo. check with titleist.

[Golfingdad]

Assembled in Japan probably doesn't mean Made in Japan. Made would actually be the making of the clubhead. Most Titleist golf shafts are Diamana, which I believe is a sub company under Mitsubishi the Korean car company.

Mitsubishi is Japanese, Matt.