John L posted 910 Still hits like a dream in Golf Clubs.

So i played my first round of the year today. my group started off the back nine. so i pulled the big dog. 910D3 8.5 first swing turned out to be a Bomb. had to be 330-340. I had been toying with buying a 913 but its so hard to pull that trigger when i'm hitting this 910 so well. so i'm still on the fence. I know the 913 is a great club but for now my 910 is a beast. cheer, greens and fairways. simba

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John; I know you've heard the old saying 1,000 times, and the way your hitting your 910, it still holds true. "if It Ain't Broke Don't Fix It" I'd give a small farm in Texas if I could hit my 910D2 330+ yds.   Keep the 910 !!!

That is great John! I have been thinking about buying the Titleist 913 driver and fairway woods but now I think I will take a look at the 910's.

I'll second that....I wasn't bombing it 330, but my D3 was sure moving it down the fairway.  I have been thinking about picking up the 913 as well but might hold off since I've got some golf trips coming up and don't want to switch up equiptment.

If it ain't broke don't fix it! 

I have an old 2007 HT Draw Driver that actually SMOKED 3 different 10.5 R11 drivers; bottom line is I find the center of the fairway quite regularly and it still feels quite good when I hit it.

 $400 not spent on a new driver = most of the cost of a nice Taylor GS Mini guitar.

I have a 910F 19*, 910H 27*, AP1 7-PW and 3 SM4 wedges.  These are keepers.   I also have a White Hot putter, Steelhead III 9 wood and a Louisville persimmon 34H and, unless they break, they stay (I had to retire a Louisville 10 wood because it developed a crack in the head after 3 years).  

thanks for the reply's guys. I'm considering building a travel bag. In my line of work i tend to travel a lot and i don't want to get my gamers damaged or lost. I've been thinking about buying a 913 I've hit it when it first came out and i had the same numbers as my 910 did. So i know i wouldn't be disappointed in the 913 but like you guys said that's 400 i could put some where else. Still on the fence. I'm sure my friendly Titleist rep that's coming in April will help me with that decision. but i just wanted to share that story. while i believe the 913 is an awesome driver. the 910 was the best thing i had hit in five years and it will be hard to separate with it.

Cheers, greens and fairways to all

Simba

John; If you do decide to pull that trigger for the 913, You may want to consider hanging on to your 910 for a while just to stay on the safe side.  

My longest drive ever was with a 8.5* 910 D3 and a RIP shaft. Great club. Hopefully my new driver arrives today.