Titleist 975D Drivers
Titleist 975D Drivers
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[Jul 20, 2000]
Trent
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
8.5*
Awesome club. Very long and very accurate. It's very easy to hit straight, draw, or fade. Very solid and sounds great. You have a chance to play what the pros do, go buy one of these. Similar Products Used: Callaway Hawkeye, Taylor made Firesole, Mizuno forged, Ping Tisi, and Adams SC series. |
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[Jul 19, 2000]
Shane
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
975D 8.5
Great club, the best I've had the pleasure of playing. Most of the top shelf drivers tend to sit a bit shut at address, but no such problems with this baby. Easy to line up, and the ball just jumps off the clubface. Perfect trajectory, low and boring, however just as easy to hit it a bit higher. Not for the high marker, but all serious 70's and 80's shooters should give it a go. The price in Australia has just come down by around 25% which now makes it cheaper than the Callaway Steelhead Plus and the Ping ISI. Top marks, and now much better value. In a class of its own. Similar Products Used: Callaway, Ping ISI, Taylor |
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[Jul 13, 2000]
Robert
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
975d 8.5*
Great club. It took some getting used to, but is really worth the money. It has a great feel with good workability. I can feel the club head throughout the swing unlike the Berthas. Similar Products Used: Calloway Big Bertha |
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[Feb 15, 2000]
Matt
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
8.5* with UST Proforce75
This club with my UST shaft quickly turned into my favorite club in the bag. Distance is long and accuracy is great. It is a lot easier hitting 4 or 5 iron into par 5s than 3 wood or laying up. Control is great for workability and ball flight is superior to any other models that I have tested. Customer Service Will do anything to achieve customer satisfaction. Answered questions within the day and was even contacted by phone...Class Act. Similar Products Used: Ping TiSI, Taylor Made Ti2, GBB, Adams SC, Cobra Gravity Back |
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[Feb 08, 2000]
Dave
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
8.5* with Grafalloy UL
Not for the weak of heart - a definite 'player's' club. Like the feel of a heavier clubhead. Shaft selection is essential, demo'd a Titleist stock stiff shaft and hated it - the Graffaloy is a far better shaft (not too whippy, like some other brands i.e. TM or Callaway). This is not a club for begginers, need to put a good swing on the ball as this is not a very forgiving club Similar Products Used: TM Ti Bubble 2, Callaway Hawkeye |
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[Jun 11, 2000]
Evan Saricopoulos
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
975D
Very solid feel. Forgiving and long yet provides good feedback making it possible to work ball right to left or left to right as circumstances require. I am able to hit the 10.5 degree 975D with a stiff graphite shaft farther than I did an 8 degree Bertha with a regular graphite shaft. Similar Products Used: I also hit Great Big Bertha (still own one) and like it also. Did not like the feel of the Taylor Made driver. |
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[Apr 09, 2000]
Vincent Marsden
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Titleist 975D Grafalloy U/lite shaft
I have just bought this club, and I must say 1st impressions are that it is an excellent replacement for my GBB. I have the 8.5 G/alloy Stiff and it bores on a very controlled, driving trajectory, it goes way past where the GBB (same degree) used to on the range, and most importantly the face sits bang on square at address, unlike the majority of Callaways which in some cases are so closed it's unbeleivable! All in all this one will stay in my bag for a long time if it carries on performing as it has done. Customer Service If Footjoys c/service is anything to go by (a subsidary co of Titleist) then I have no doubt whatsoever that Titleist (clubs) will be well up to the mark. Similar Products Used: T/Made T2 Callaway BBB/GBB/Hawkeye |
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[Sep 08, 2000]
Ken Symsack
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Titelist 975 D
This is the greatest driver I have ever hit. I have tested many drivers and have never been able to hit anything like this. This is such a good driver I can always hit the sweet spot and it always goes 300 yards down the middle of the fairway. This is a must have if you are really serious about the game. Similar Products Used: Calaway Hawk-eye, Taylor Made Burner, and many others. |
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[Jul 16, 2000]
Ty Brown
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
titleist 975D
i hit this club 20-30 yards farther than my own driver, & at least 15 yards farther than a friends firesole, it has a really solid feel to it. i used a 9.5 degree with a titleist ultralite 65 shaft Similar Products Used: ping tisi,taylor made firesole & burner, callaway steelhead, titleist 976r |
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[Jun 10, 2000]
Matt
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
975 D (Steel 200 Shaft)
Incredibly consistent. For anyone considering a new driver, make sure to hit this one. I recommend testing a steel shaft, although not as popular as the graphite- The steel helped me reduce backspin without giving up distance. Great club- too bad Titleist over prices it. Similar Products Used: Liquid Metal- Titleist 976- Taylor Bubble 2 |