Titleist 975D
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| Club Reviewed: | 8.5 degree, Titleist Select graphite shaft (~85 grams), stiff, 45", Titleist cord grip |
| Location: | Course, Driving Range |
| Reviewer 1 Info: | 5'8"/146 lbs, Age 34, Handicap 9 |
| Comparison Club: | Titleist 975D |
| Ball Used: | Titleist HP2 Tour, Top-Flite Range |
Titleist 975D Review:
| Accuracy |   Less-Avg-More |
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| With a 45" shaft, control can be difficult unless consistently hit on the sweetspot. Trimmed shaft to 44.5" and control and accuracy increased with minimal distance loss. | ||
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| Distance | Short-Avg-Long |
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| This club offers more than adequate distance. Low handicap players will produce greater distance with the 45" shaft without affecting the club's accuracy. | ||
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| Trajectory | Low-Avg-High |
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| The club produces a boring ball flight with the lofts performing close to the lofts of metal or wooden woods. Does not have "ballooning" problems the way many titanium drivers do. | ||
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| Feel | Less-Avg-More |
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Very solid with a subtle sound at impact. |
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| Forgiveness | Less-Avg-More |
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Not as forgiving as other oversized drivers on the market. Targeted toward low to middle handicap players. |
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| Looks | ||
| Titanium deep faced head with volume of 260 cc, pear shaped, bore through shaft, subtle gray finish, DCI logo as alignment aid, traditional as in wooden woods from the past, size is deceiving. | ||
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