Titleist 907D2 Drivers
Titleist 907D2 Drivers
[Dec 14, 2008]
Carlos
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
907D2
I recently purchased this club after using an older model Titleist driver. i must say i gained around 15 metres in distance and my drives have been a bit more accurate than the norm, only complaint i have is that it feels a little heavy but that might be cause of my shaft. overall great club. well done titlesit |
[Dec 13, 2008]
Matt_1981
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Titleist 907 D2 8.5
I picked this club up for $100 from a friend who has multiples with different shafts in each. It has the Daiamana Blueboard s63 x5ct shaft in it. So I knew I could at least sell the shaft to someone for that amount if not much more for the club as a whole.
Customer Service n/a Similar Products Used: Nearly every club out there. My buddy is a club junkie to the infinite degree and comes to the course nearly every day with a new driver or something in his bag. Expensive for him, but awesome for me. |
[Nov 05, 2008]
elbowyeish
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
909 D2
Golfreview didn't post this driver up yet so I'm just writing it in the 907 D2. Just got the 909 D2 about a week ago. Driver feels good at impact. Wasn't longer than my TM R7 Superquad. It's pretty forgiving. Just some pushes and pulls but no banana balls. It has the VOODOO shaft in stiff. You need to catch it on the upswing but when you do, feels solid and smooth. I think it puts a lot of spin on the ball (I use PROV1x). Didn't get much roll. I actually like the sweetspot of my Superquad a little better, but I only played with it once today so I'll come back to write about it some more soon. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Tried them all. |
[Oct 18, 2008]
bluedevilking1891
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Titleist 907D2
This is a really great, classic driver among the new innovated drivers of today. I had been previously been hitting a TM Burner with the stock 50 gram shaft. At first, I hit it well, but then I could only draw it, which turned into a rope. The 907 with the VS Proto is a great combo. I can work the ball either way and don't have to worry about hooking it. It is a great all around feel club that would suit a decent golfer's game well. Similar Products Used: Titleist 905T
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[Aug 26, 2008]
John Pinuch
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Titleist D2
WOW! I use to be able to only drive the ball 180 yrds but now after my D2 purchase I can drive the ball 300 yrds. I added 120 yards to my drive! I now have my swagger back. Hell, I think my jimmy even grew after this purchase. I am now picking up girls like P.Diddy. I owe all of this to Titleist and my purchase of the D2. When people see me hit balls at the range the now ask for autographs, and girls take serious notice. Purchase this driver and all of this can be yours. Customer Service I love Titleist Similar Products Used: Hippo golf |
[Aug 20, 2008]
Golfingdude
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
D2 10.5 DVS Reg
I have review a few drivers on this site, maybe even this driver. I won't say it let's me hit 300 yard drives, nothing could do that. It is as long as anything else I have used in the last year, Hyper X Tour, FT5 Tour, Taylormade Tour Burner, Taylormade Burner, Nike Sumo, Titleist D2. All drivers were 10.5 degree with regular flex shafts. The combination of the D2 and DVS shaft is just about perfect. I don't believe anybody that will hit this setup will look any further for a driver. The feel is solid, not boardy, not firm, just solid, like a perfectly struck forged iron. The shaft performs better than I was hoping, ball jumps off the face and goes right where you want it to. Trajectory is excellent, no ballooning, no worm burners, no dropping like a wet rag at the end of the ball flight. This driver is every bit as long as the Hyper X and maybe a tad bit further. The feel, sound, look, and weighting are much more pleasing than the Hyper X, or anything else on the market for that matter. I played this driver with Aldila VS Proto and NVS and it didn't feel or play anything like it does with the DVS. Try this setup it is great, or at least consider the DVS for your current or next driver, this is the greatest shaft on the market. I have also tried lots of shafts in drivers, Grafalloy, Graphite Design, Fujikura, UST, and other Aldilas. First shaft I can honestly say is remarkably different and lives up to or exceeds the advertising claims. Customer Service Titleist is very good, and the number of shafts available without an upcharge is what all major manufacturers should offer but don't. Special order, DVS at 44.5 inches and different grip took only two days to receive from date of order. Similar Products Used: Callaway FT5 and Hyper X Tour, Taylormade Burner and New Tour Burner, Cleveland XLS, Nike Sumo, Mizuno, Macgregor, Adams, heck you name it |
[Aug 20, 2008]
Dr. Quinn
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
D2
This has to be the worst driver I've ever tested. No feel, clunky, and sounds like a tin can. Thank god I did not purchase first. Customer Service I've never needed them, but being the large company they are I'm sure its sub par. Yes, pun was intended. Similar Products Used: ALL top products. Ping G10 is what a driver should be. I'm glad I have the income and the luxury to try everything my heart desires. That being said, I will try more Titleist in the future and see if they've improved. |
[Jul 28, 2008]
EdMan1963
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Titleist 907 d2
Recently purchased this driver to replace my aging 983k. The 983 has been a wonderful driver but I felt that I needed to take advantage of some of the newer technology. I tried the Callaway FT-5 and the Ping G10. I tended to keep flaring the FT-5 out to the right and I didn't care for the sound. When I picked up the Titleist, it felt like an old friend, and I immediately began to hit it solid and long. I loved the sound it made and it set up for me perfectly. I took it on a golf trip this past week and I drove the ball more consistently than I had all season. This is a great driver and I would recommend it without hesitation. Solid feel, great ball flight, and improved distance. This one will stay in the bag for some time to come. I also purchased it for a great price of $175.00. It was a win win situation. Customer Service Have never dealt with Titleist customer service. Similar Products Used: Titleist 983k, Taylor Made R7 |
[Jul 25, 2008]
morgs
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Titleist D2
Just got fitted for a new driver tonight.
Customer Service Never needed Similar Products Used: Oh God! The money I've spent!!! |
[Jul 22, 2008]
CLC
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-5
Bought the club a little over a year ago and loved it. (CallwayPreOwned for 250) I was extremely forgiving and long. However as my game has progressed I find the closed face (non-tour version) to be annoying and detracts from the club. It make it harder to work the ball, especially on a fade. Additionally, I found the shaft (Fujikara Fit-on 150 Stiff) to be decent at best. Like the club but I dont think it will be around all that much longer, mainly due to the closed face.
Customer Service Never Used Similar Products Used: TM Burner
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