TITLEIST 915 DRIVER

Subject: Re: TITLEIST 915 DRIVER Mon Oct 06, 2014 10:46 pm

Golf noob wrote:: Can someone enlighten me when 915 launch ,how much will the 913D2/3 price at n will there still be available leftover new stocks around? Thanks

http://www.titleist.com.sg/demodays/default.aspx

The launch is scheduled for November but not sure about the Asia market. The above link is taken from the demo day schedule.

Price wise? not sure.

Subject: Re: TITLEIST 915 DRIVER Mon Oct 06, 2014 10:50 pm

golfool2009 wrote:: I've always wanted a Titleist driver....the 907D1 doesn't count since it was ugly and noisy....very tempted to give this a shot.....beautiful driver....maybe this is the driver that finally takes me beyond 200m???.....tho i did play with someone who was smashing it past me by 40m with a Ryoma.....

Get one. I have a 913 D3 on a Diamana S+ 62 (Blue Board). it has brought me to places I have never been before.....

Junior Golfer Posts : 115 Join date : 2013-02-27

titleist price always very steep, and got resale value which is cool .... Using the 910H and loving it...

Junior Golfer Posts : 181 Join date : 2012-10-27

I rmb seeing e retail price tag of 913D being $8xx before news of 915 came out. The 915 should probably hover ard that range... Or higher??

Subject: Re: TITLEIST 915 DRIVER Tue Oct 07, 2014 3:09 pm

I envisage that the new 915 will cost around $600 +++ (for stock shaft) after the normal retail discount given by the likes of GD, MST, etc.

Junior Golfer Posts : 115 Join date : 2013-02-27

The 913D now is around $480+ after discount right for blueboard shaft?? Avoid going to the 915 launch demo if not sure tio poison and buy one...after few months discount abit than start heartache on the impulse poison Smile

Subject: Re: TITLEIST 915 DRIVER Tue Oct 07, 2014 8:58 pm

Golf noob wrote:: The 913D now is around $480+ after discount right for blueboard shaft?? Avoid going to the 915 launch demo if not sure tio poison and buy one...after few months discount abit than start heartache on the impulse poison

One can get a few ten of dollars lower than what u quoted above ... from either MST or GD ... Cool

Newbie Golfer Posts : 52 Join date : 2012-01-07

how does the 913 compared to the R11?

Subject: Re: TITLEIST 915 DRIVER Fri Nov 14, 2014 8:19 am

Lao jiaosssss,
What you all think of stock shafts,
I'm terms of quality?

Diamana red, white, blue &
Fujikura speeder. Good?

Newbie Golfer Posts : 94 Join date : 2010-09-24

Hey guys,

I'm a guy who started with R11 then R11S and when Taylormade released one driver after the other I thought they must not be thinking about developing their drivers seriously.

I switched to my first 913d3 less than2 years ago and I never looked backed since. I liked it better than Taylormades that I sold them all. At first I lost about 5-10 meters of distance but I was hitting fairways more while misses (slices and hooks) were not that bad. By now I got the distance back and more by working on my clubhead speed .

I will be getting the 915d3 today. I have hit it in the demos with all of the shafts and been hitting it every week (borrowed from pro) What I like is that it has the same dna as my 913 so at address they look the same. But that's where the difference ends. Its more balanced at the takeaway and the ball just comes out screaming out of the face. Just have to get used to the new sound. I gained at least 5mph of clubhead speed and at least 5-10 meters longer than my 913.

The Diamana "stock" shafts are very good. You cant really call them stock shafts as they are the same ones you will get after market. The speeder just cant make it. At least as I felt it and from validating this feedback with a pro. I currently have a Diamana white S but my mainstay Tour AD BB. For my new one I will get a Diamana Blue S just to give me options.

But I am still keeping my 913 in the trunk just in case I want to come back to something that is familiar and good.

Senior Golfer Posts : 459 Join date : 2009-10-13

jascon77 wrote:: Hey guys,

I'm a guy who started with R11 then R11S and when Taylormade released one driver after the other I thought they must not be thinking about developing their drivers seriously.

I switched to my first 913d3 less than2 years ago and I never looked backed since. I liked it better than Taylormades that I sold them all. At first I lost about 5-10 meters of distance but I was hitting fairways more while misses (slices and hooks) were not that bad. By now I got the distance back and more by working on my clubhead speed .

I will be getting the 915d3 today. I have hit it in the demos with all of the shafts and been hitting it every week (borrowed from pro) What I like is that it has the same dna as my 913 so at address they look the same. But that's where the difference ends. Its more balanced at the takeaway and the ball just comes out screaming out of the face. Just have to get used to the new sound. I gained at least 5mph of clubhead speed and at least 5-10 meters longer than my 913.

The Diamana "stock" shafts are very good. You cant really call them stock shafts as they are the same ones you will get after market. The speeder just cant make it. At least as I felt it and from validating this feedback with a pro. I currently have a Diamana white S but my mainstay Tour AD BB. For my new one I will get a Diamana Blue S just to give me options.

But I am still keeping my 913 in the trunk just in case I want to come back to something that is familiar and good.

+1

Thank you for the review!

Newbie Golfer Posts : 52 Join date : 2012-01-07

Ok guess have to be abit patient and wait await for the price to come down

Junior Golfer Posts : 184 Join date : 2011-07-05

dukes4 wrote:: Ok guess have to be abit patient and wait await for the price to come down

Titleist always maintain their price. The only time that they will lower the price slightly will be a few months before their new driver is coming out.

Newbie Golfer Posts : 94 Join date : 2010-09-24

Yeah they are not like Taylormade, after a few months drop like hell.

Subject: Re: TITLEIST 915 DRIVER Fri Nov 14, 2014 11:22 am

Thanks for the feedback..
Was thinking of getting the fujikura actually...
Hmm now I hv my 2nd thoughts ..

The speeder no good?

Newbie Golfer Posts : 94 Join date : 2010-09-24

Just can't feel the shaft working for me. I have swung heavier and stiffer shafts than that so its not that my swing speed can not handle it. A pro that I know shifted back to his tour as after using speeder at a round and says it just can't make it.

Subject: Re: TITLEIST 915 DRIVER Fri Nov 14, 2014 11:50 am

The heaviest diamana 71-72g seems pretty heavy..
But not whip as much..
Fujikura seems quite smooth but slightly whippy only..
Hmm... Dilemma

Subject: Re: TITLEIST 915 DRIVER Fri Nov 14, 2014 1:09 pm

My 910 D2 still in my car boot, even though i have change to R1. But that is because it's so friendly to hit, tee it up, i know where it is going. My R1 while giving me more distance, it is not as forgiving as i want it to be. Maybe its the singer, not the song.

But hand very itchy after seeing the new 915 and R15.

This kind of poison got medicine bo?

Newbie Golfer Posts : 52 Join date : 2012-01-07

i just saw the 915 , to upgrade to tour AD shaft is additional 200 est, should i go for the topup?

Newbie Golfer Posts : 49 Join date : 2013-11-01

Hi Dukes4, is the $200 upcharge for tour ad shafts applicable at GD? Thanks

Newbie Golfer Posts : 52 Join date : 2012-01-07

yes its at GD, i already has a TD shaft, should just trf over but at 200 seems quite attractive

Senior Golfer Posts : 330 Join date : 2014-01-31

200 for top up pretty unlikely. But then maybe golf direct can do it... They are good!

Newbie Golfer Posts : 94 Join date : 2010-09-24

My advice, take the stock shaft as they are good. Can upgrade to Tourad for 300-350.

Super Active Golfer Posts : 1313 Join date : 2010-06-14

Strange that a few guys here have described the driver as forgiving. Always avoided titleist as I thought they were for better players. Maybe I should take a second look.....

Subject: Re: TITLEIST 915 DRIVER Sun Nov 16, 2014 10:05 am

golfool2009 wrote:: Strange that a few guys here have described the driver as forgiving. Always avoided titleist as I thought they were for better players. Maybe I should take a second look.....

Dun backside itchy lah

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