Titleist 907 D1 near nose bleed altitude

[altos]

Newbie to the board.  

I play to a 6-7.  I hit my brothers 907 D1 spec grid 67R in stiff. 10.5,  and liked it.   I leaked it a tad (NOT a slice) but when I get sloppy or tired it shows up.  I acquired the same driver.   I can keep up with most players (255-270) but I hit the driver high.   Really high.   I get 1-3 feet of roll.  I hit my irons high as well.  Really high.   I know that I can move the ball back 4 inches on the driver and get lower flight a bit but am wondering that since I an older player...  well set in my ways...whether just getting an 8.5 might be a better idea.  Of course, finding an 8.5 is tough.  Comments, opinions and insights appreciated.

[kpaulhus]

Go get fitted for the right driver and shaft if you want the optimal ball flight and total distance. Its the easiest fix there is. 

907 is pretty old technology, too. 917's come out in October.

[DaveP043]

18 minutes ago, kpaulhus said:

907 is pretty old technology, too. 917's come out in October.

Hey, I still play the 910, and I'm not looking to change.  I agree that getting fit for the right shaft and loft can be important, but it seems like the rules have limited the amount of distance that a new clubhead alone can provide.

[kpaulhus]

20 hours ago, DaveP043 said:

Hey, I still play the 910, and I'm not looking to change.  I agree that getting fit for the right shaft and loft can be important, but it seems like the rules have limited the amount of distance that a new clubhead alone can provide.

You are a freak of nature and I have witnessed it.