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 mylance
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10
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26.07.08
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| 20 yards longer than my "Illegal" Burner 860, 5 yards straighter, easy to hit and looong when caught well, and long when you don't. Titeleist drivers are for 16 handicapers or less if you believe the fluff, but to be honest I now have 4 friends who have subsequently bought this driver (Hcaps 16, 18, 12 and 22) and they are all hitting the ball longer and straighter than previously.
Great club, a bargain and supplied by a fantastic business.
Thanks Golfbidder! |
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inthetrees
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7
(Posted
20.04.08
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| This club has totally surpassed anything i expected. Before i got this driver i couldn't drive. For years i have been searching for a driver i can hit. Infact for the last two years i have hit only three wood. Long, straight & a good looking club that inspires confidence. What else do i need to say? Only that the service from Golbidder is excellent. |
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 jameslintin
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9
(Posted
29.01.08
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| Played two rounds with this gem and missed about three fairways and they were only by a couple of feet. Thought I'd try some extra loft on my driver and its definately going to pay off. It won't be the longest or the most forgiving out there but in term of looks, feel and ball flight it will be second to none. |
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biggles2
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13
(Posted
06.07.07
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| This is a fine club, having a forgiving head (but not as forgiving as some), and an excellent shaft (the Graphite Design YS-6+). For me, the flex point does not give a high trajectory, so you might want to go for the higher lofts to get the carry (if that's what you want). The grip (Titleist full chord) is too hard and thin for me, but this can be easily changed. When hit out of the sweet spot, the ball fairly zings away, with an excellent solid sound, unlike so many modern drivers. Few drivers can match this for distance, and the 400cc head not only looks good, but also allows more workability than the 460cc monsters. All in all, this model represents excellent value for money. Try one! |
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nickdogilewski
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28
(Posted
08.05.07
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| An excellent club, when struck perfectly the ball just flies. For the new golfer such as myself, it has been a true joy to play with, and no doubt has aided my play |
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doctorgolf
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12
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10.02.06
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| I purchased this driver in an auction last week, it was recommended in Mays edition of Golf Monthly and it goes very well indeed. At first the size of head is slightly offputting, however you soon get used to it and it goes so well you soon get to love it. Thank you Golfbidder for your very efficient and courteous service.
Regards Jim Morrison |
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martinwesterby
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12
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13.10.05
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| I recently got a 905T (10.5 degrees, Aldila 65 R shaft), partly because I’ve been so impressed with my Titleist 904 fairways. Like its fairway cousins, the 905T is gorgeous looking club, and sets up so nicely behind the ball. The ball flight is penetrating, and if you hit it sweet the ball really goes. I hit it fairly solidly, but it isn’t the most forgiving stick I’ve ever hit. With dodgy rangy balls I can carry 230 yards, and with the lowish trajectory there’s lots of run. My natural out to in swing is compensated for a little by the closed face, which may cause problems if you tend to draw or hook. The noise of the ball off the face really reassuring – it’s solid sounding, not too hollow like a lot of 400+ titanium drivers.
I’m not a fan of the standard Titleist grips – they’re too hard, so I swapped for a more tacky, softer Tour Velvet, which really helps me not grip too tightly. Head cover is a bit garish, but that’s cosmetic.
Overall I like it a lot. Well balanced, smart and top notch build quality.
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