Must Read Titleist Drivers Review
When golfing, it's important to use the best equipment possible. No matter what your skill level, bad clubs can make your game worse than it needs to be. Choosing clubs made by a well-known company, especially one that is endorsed by some big-name professionals is always a good idea. One company that is known in the golf community around the world is Titleist. They have been in the golf business since the 1930's and it shows.
One of the most important times to have a golf club you can count on is right off the tee. This is usually the shot that can make or break the hole. For these shots, it's typical that you will use a driver, also called a wood, since you are looking for long distances and accurate shots, right onto the fairway. Titleist has made many different drivers and woods over the years, but all with the latest technology at the time.
One popular Titleist driver is the 907D1, introduced in 2007. This club is made with different materials, including a titanium face to give great distance with lots of forgiveness for those that need a little extra in their game. It was released as a triangular-shaped head when all the competitors were offering square woods, and it is one of the few companies that doesn't use carbon in the manufacture of its clubs. This Titleist wood is one of the best in terms of not twisting when hit off-center. Because this club's face is tapered to a thick bottom, it creates a more optimal condition for getting a higher launch. In some Titleist reviews, the 907 series is commended for getting lots of height off the shot, but some really had to concentrate to hit it in the center of the face. Overall, the 907 series comes highly recommended for those that have a wide range of handicaps.
For newer Titleist drivers, take a look at the 909 series. Titleist has designed the 909D2 and 909D3 for different purposes. The D2 has low to mid spin, with the highest launch of the 909 clubs. The D3 has a lower spin with a mid-height launch. Typically these clubs are created to cater to the player that is more skilled, with a lower handicap, but reviews comment that the D3 is definitely suited for those players looking for more accuracy, while the D2 is better for those who need to add a few yards onto their shot. Both the 909D2 and 909D3 have a screw inserted into the head to better balance the center of gravity which can contribute to having greater distances. Some Titleist reviews state the because of the larger sweet spot, it is easier to control the shot.