On 2009-05-27, Chief rated this Titleist 907 D2 a 5...(8387)
Details: 907 D2 10.5* reshafted with a UST ProForce V2 76 gram stiff shaft and gripped with the Golf Pride Midsize tour rap.
Purchase: I was just surfing around on the internet and ended up looking at an auction. There was a listing for a mint never hit Titleist 907 D2 regular shaft. I submitted a buy it now bid for $100 that got accepted by GlobalGolf.com. The club came with the head still rapped in plastic and I sent it off to be reshafted.
Pros: My favorite thing about this club is the accuracy. It did not take very long and I was hitting it long and straight down the middle of the fairway. Slight mishits do not penalize you much in distance, but you have to hit the club. If you don't have a swing this stick will put you way deep in the rough, but swing it easy and on the button and the ball just goes.
Cons: After the reshaft by our own club maker Don, I like everything about the club. No complaints, he did a very professional job of aligning the shaft and inserting it into the head.
Quality: Very nicely put together. I think the extended hosel proved to be a little nusance when it was reshafted. Review Summary: It has been a long time since I could hit a driver so consistently. I cannot say this is my longest driver, but the combination of head and the stiff 76 gram V2 shaft have made it the most consistently accurate driver I own.
On 2009-05-27, prov1tony rated this Titleist 907 D2 a 5...(8388)
Details: My shaft is an Aldia VS, Proto, 65 Stiff with a Titleist Tour Velvet Rubber grip. The head has a 9.5 degree, 460cc face.
Purchase: I absolutely love my Titleist 907 D2 driver. The story behind my driver makes it even more special because I had been talking about buying one for a while. It was Christmas Eve and we had just played nine holes and stopped for a sandwich at the club house. While waiting in line the head pro came in with a new driver in his hand. He handed it to me and said “this is yours.” I looked at my girlfriend and exclaimed “no you didn’t” and she said “no I didn’t.” I had bought a couple of tickets weeks before for the Junior Golf raffle and won. So I took it out and played the back nine. I had one of the best times hitting that driver.
Pros: My driver came equipped with a shaft that was picked for me. The head pro at San Ramon Golf Club is also my swing coach so I don’t know if that is a coincidence or not. My swing speed is 110 my shaft is an Aldia VS, Proto, 65 Stiff with a Titleist Tour Velvet Rubber grip. The head has a 9.5 degree, 460cc face. This multi-material head has enhanced Moment of inertia (MOI) design. According to Titleist this design helps keep the head from turning or twisting, with off center hits. This golfer says the proof is in the hitting and in the five months I have been using my new driver I have had to do a lot less scrambling from the rough. My Titleist 907 D2 driver has given me a little more distance so I am averaging around 275 yards on my drives but the difference in accuracy is phenomenal
Cons: My previous club was a Titleist 905 driver and I loved that until I got my D2 907. I really do not have anything negative to say about my new driver. Although I think the MSRP is high at $500.00.
Quality: In my opinion this new technology is changing the game so that us weekend warriors can get out there and play these longer courses competitively. Review Summary: In summary I really do love this club it has improved my game by allowing me to be more consistent. The most important thing for a golfer standing at the tee with 550 yards in front, sand traps on one side, trees on the other, and a peanut gallery behind him is confidence in your swing and the equipment you are using. For me, having a Titleist 907 D2 driver in the bag gives me an edge. On 2009-04-13, Mr.Blister bullet rated this Titleist 907 D2 a 5...(8320)
Details: I purchashed the 907D2 460 driver with the diamana blue board stiff shaft 9.5 loft. the color is a beautiful black crown and the bottom is a satin finish
Purchase: i purchashed the driver at callaway pre-owned because of the titelist craftmanship and the reduced price of $ 103.00 vs the $ 300.00 price i saw in the retail store
Pros: the new low profile with the 5x5 max design
new face insert and light weight hosel is one great combination for the average golfer looking for distance a just want to hit the ball straight. Titeliest did a great job with this club.
Cons: After saying good bye to my nike SQ i miss the sound. the 907d2 could sound a little louder but i will live with it
Quality: All titanium club head
460 cc
5x5 design largest head conforming to the PGA.
light weight bore through hosel.
extreme low center of gravity.
improved face insert.
Gloss black finish with a satin bottom.
and a face designed for hitting the ball straight opposite of the 907d2 Review Summary: i would tell anyone that if you want a high end driver try the 907d1 but make sure the shaft selection match your swing speed. because all the design work that titliest put into this driver it is for real. i use a diamana titliest blue board shaft designed for titliest with the 9.5 loft On 2007-08-30, davebundrum rated this Titleist 907 D2 a 5...(7906)
Details: 9.5 degree, Aldila VS Proto (S) shaft.
Purchase: $399.00 at Golf Galaxy. Got a little over $350.00 in trade-ins though.
Pros: I was using a Titleist 905R with a Proforce V2 65S shaft for the past several months and was pretty happy with it...very long and fairly easy to hit. However, being a true equipment ho, I just had to have the latest thing and traded in some of my old clubs for a new 907 D2 with the VS Proto S shaft. I was amazed to find this club significantly longer (10-20 yards) than the 905R and more importantly, MUCH easier to keep in the fairway. This shaft and head are the best driver combo that I have ever found....and I have owned six different drivers and tested several others over the past year in my quest for the best. Hands down, the 907 D2 is it! I loved the Proforce V2 shaft; thought it was perfect for my swing, but the VS Proto is even better! Granted, this club is expensive, but it's the best out there right now and well worth the money if you want to maximize your driving game.
Cons: It's pricey, but you get what you pay for.
Quality: Excellent Review Summary: The best driver currently on the market! On 2007-06-04, Sly Clyde rated this Titleist 907 D2 a 5...(7788)
Details: 9.5* loft with green Aldilia shaft. The head is very unique looking and I love it.
Purchase: I bought this club at the Red Carpet Golf Club in Waterloo Iowa. I hit the Titleist D2 along with a Ping, Ping Rapport, every type of Nike, including the aquare head and Wilsons. The D2 was by far the best club as far as looks and performance.
Pros: It is be far the straightest driver I have ever hit. It has a consistent fade when it does not go straight. It is so cool to look down at with the oblong head design.
Cons: I may have lost a little distant, maybe 10 to 15 yards, but hitting fairways are well worth the lost of distance.
Quality: This is a quality unit from top to bottom. Review Summary: This is by far the easiest driver to hit straight, that I've every touched. I had been fighting a severe hook until I hit this club. Now I hit a 5 yard fade.
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 Re: looking for new irons
Posted by dmband8985:
ryno, the vr split cavity is a great stick no doubt. it is essentially the successor to the irons i just bought, the forged cci...kind of in that ra
Re: Talk about your range practice/session
Posted by DON:
Went to the range yesterday to practice. Took the new 9.5* driver to test it out. I hit it a lot better than I figured I would with that factory insta
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