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Titleist 905R Driver Golf Club
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Club Type: Driver
Brand: Titleist
Model: 905R
Product ID: EPID52415971
Description: • A pear-shaped, 460cc titanium driver with a shallow face for players seeking the ultimate combination of ball speed, launch angle, spin and forgiveness• The 905R has a 35% larger sweet spot than the 905T and 905S• Designed to produce h...
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| Product Description • A pear-shaped, 460cc titanium driver with a shallow face for players seeking the ultimate combination of ball speed, launch angle, spin and forgiveness• The 905R has a 35% larger sweet spot than the 905T and 905S• Designed to produce high launch, low spin and maximum ball velocity for long, straight driver distance About the Manufacturer Headquartered in Fairhaven, Massachusetts Titleist’s mission is to serve the needs of the serious and recreational golfer. Titleist offers a full golf equipment product line including drivers, fairways, irons, Vokey wedges, utility irons and Scotty Cameron Putters. Titleist is also an extremely strong leader in the golf ball market. Titleist is well represented on the PGA TOUR as well as most international competitive tours. Titleist, along with Cobra, Pinnacle and FootJoy brands, together comprise Acushnet Company, which is an operating company of Fortune Brands. (NYSE:FO).
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Top Reviews  905R - Best Titleist Driver Ever 67 of 71 people found this review helpful. I've played Titlesit drivers for several years, with the exception of a Cleveland Launcher 460 I bought last year. I did not like the ball flight of Launcher (way too high), so my Titleist 475J-VS went back into my bag. I had no desire to try another 460cc driver. However, after reading many positive reviews on the 905R, I decided to give it a try. I bought a 905R 9.5 with the YS-6+ shaft on eBay about 3 weeks ago. My previous experience with upgrading to the next generation of Titlesist driver was somewhat underwhelming because the difference was not that dramatic and justification for the amount of money spent was difficult. This is definitely not the case with the 905R. The day I got it, I went to my course and used it to tee off on the first hole. My first thought when I saw my ball keep going and going was "Who hit that ball?" The difference between my previous Titleist driver and the 905R is amazing and well worth the cost. I've never felt better about paying as much for something that I probably didn't need. The ball flight seems to be perfect for me; it bores into the wind very well and seems to get pretty decent roll. It's longer than any other driver I've hit and amazingly straight, even with a marginal swing. Even though the distance suffers from a mishit, the ball usually ends up pretty close to the intended line. Unlike previous Titlest drivers, I think the 905R would be a good fit for most average golfers. The forgiveness is unbelievable and it really sets up nice at address. Even though the head is 460cc's, it doesn't look out of proportion as do some of the 460cc drivers. Every golfer is a little different and the equipment we use is definitely not a "one size fits all". The 905R seems to be a perfect fit for me and will stay in my bag for a long long time. Review ID: 10000000002005155 Was this review helpful? Report this review How to detet and avoid a fake Titleist 905R DriverReview created: 11/14/08 by: golfcapital ( 1063  ) 49 of 49 people found this review helpful. If you hate the scams and fraud on Ebay like I do please give a ''Yes'' vote to this review at the bottom of the page. Your vote will help others to see this guide and avoid getting ripped off. I found several "Buy Now" deals for as little as $250.00. There were even people selling heads only for less than $200.00. Most if not all of the auctions with heads only were from China or Hong Kong. The sellers had a mixture of feedback with 1 or 2 out of 10 negative due to fake driver. The sellers usually do not have a great number of feedbacks. The selling method has changed somewhat lately with the fakes being sold by users registered in the USA but still heads only. The other problem now is there have been hundreds if not thousands of fake drivers sold to USA buyers. These buyers are now selling the fakes once they find out. Here is a list of what to look for and how to avoid being sold a fake. 1. Avoid auctions from China and Hong Kong. 2. Avoid any auction for driver head only. 3. Check sellers other items for sale. If they are selling only Titleist drivers avoid this seller. 4. Ask seller to provide the serial number. If they do not respond avoid the seller. If they provide a serial number you can email Titleist customer service and ask if the serial number is legit. Also ask if the serial number has been registered already. 5. Don't be fooled by pictures. The pictures on a fraud auction will not be the driver they are sending. 6. Avoid sellers that are new to Ebay or have really less than 100 + feedbacks selling golf equipment. 7. Avoid any auction for a driver listed in a non golf category. They use this tactic to avoid Ebay dumping the auction. 8. Avoid any 1 day auction with a "Buy Now". A few of ways to detect the fakes are: 1. The composite top is actually not composite at all. It is paint in a weave pattern to look like a carbon fiber top. 2. No serial number on the hosel. 3. Thin spray painted finish instead of powder coated. I avoided a fake Driver from a USA seller when I asked for the serial number. I had already won the auction. The seller sent me an email after the auction claiming the driver was damaged. I am sure it was someone trying to unload the mistake on me. Hopefully this may help someone from buying a fake driver as well. If you found this guide to be helpful please click yes below. Thanks Review ID: 10000000009409455 Was this review helpful? Report this review |
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