On 2009-06-02, andy rated this Titleist 906f2 a 5...(8404)
Details: This review is for the 15* and 18* fairway woods both with aldila NV green 75s shafts.
Purchase: Traded ping G10 3 and 5 woods for these after a friend and I traded out for a round. He had the titleists, I had pings. Money-wise I lost my tail on the deal it was after the titleists had already dropped in price but the were a better fit for me and I hit them so so much straighter.
Pros: These like all titleist clubs are not for weekend hackers. They are forgiving enough to cover up slight miss-hits but if you put a very bad swing on it you won't like the results; but also like other titleist clubs good swings equal amazing results. Off the tee the 3 is as long as my driver was, and the 5 is all you need to be a wedge out on short to mid length par 4's. Off the fairway these are beautiful,small,and snuggle right up to the ball, just put a good swing on it and watch it go.
Cons: As I said if your having an off day expect minimal help-- they are great performing clubs but being that small you can only get so much help.
Quality: As with everything I have owned titleist, quality nor construction have eith one ever come into question. You will pay a little more for the titleist name but you are buying a superior product. Review Summary: If your tee and long game could use some back up that still gives you plenty of distance, and you've got the game for them don't buy anything else. You have to hit them well but if you do they're money in the bank!
On 2006-09-29, dingly dangler rated this Titleist 906f2 a 5...(7446)
Details: 13 degree with UST Proforce V2 in reg. flex
Purchase: Pro shop in NYC. Special ordered the 13 loft with the reg. V2 for $220.
Pros: The mid kick coupled with the bore through shaft Titleist design really nails the ball down the fairway. It's an easier club to hit long leaky fades on those short par 4's that pin out in the low 400 yard range. For me off the tee, it's good for about 250-270. I hit this club at 80% swing though. That's all that's needed. I don't use it off the fairway as I have a 17 degree 904f for that. It's just for the short par 4's. It has a great feel. The shaft and head combo let you know right away. Titleist says the weight is structured for those with flatter swing planes if that's an issue but for me, it just hits great. It also looks great but I can see the sole getting battered with all that black for those who hit it off the short stuff.
Cons: Nothing.
Quality: Titleist makes the handsomest and most understated clubs out there. Everything from the graphics to colors are great. The quality and construction are top notch. I love how Titleist doesn't bow down like TaylorMade and slap on a stupid yellow stripe to the soles of their clubs to compete with the Sasquatch. Review Summary: For Fairway and now utility clubs, titleist makes the best product out there. Give them a try, and even though the clubs are not just for scratch players, you shouldn't be a 100+ handicapper either. These clubs are made for those who hit 90 and below.
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