Hi everyone,

Thanks for all of the great feedback around the 910 drivers, fairway metals and hybrids. Here are some more answers to the questions we received during the past few days.  Feel free to send along more questions as we get closer to launch date...

Q: What is the MSRP?
A: The MSRP for 910 drivers will be $450

Q: Are there an adequate number of trained fitters spread across the country? How will I know when fitters are properly trained to fit the new 910 drivers to the public?
A: All Titleist fitting accounts equipped with our SureFit Fitting Systems go through our FittingWorks University Certification course before receiving their product.  We also conduct Fitting seminars throughout the country so that our fitters will have hands on training.  We will begin shipping SureFit Systems equipped with 910 product to certified partners in November. 

To help locate a Fitting Partner, please contact 1.888.Titleist directly or you may also use www.fittingworks.com/findafitter to search for a partner nearest you.

Q: When will 910 drivers be available for left-handers?
A: Left-handed 910 drivers will be available at the same time as the right-handed versions on 11/15.

Q: Can I attend a Demo Day for the 910 drivers?
A: We will have fitting days posted on www.fittingworks.com, just use your zip code to search nearby events that may be scheduled or contact 1.888.Titleist to speak with someone directly about possible upcoming events.

Q: Will SureFit Tour hosel sleeve and ring be available to those of us who want to have more than one shaft available to trial and/or play?
A: The SureFit Tour hosel will not be available for individual sale as it is affixed to the shaft end.  However, individual shafts equipped with the SureFit Tour hosel will be available for purchase.

Q: Will a driver and fairway woods that have the same great look but don't require adjustments be made available? 
A: All 910 metals will be equipped with the SureFit Tour hosel.

Q: What has been done to the 910 driver to help me hit it longer? 

A: The SureFit Tour hosel will allow a fitter to more precisely fit you for the best head and shaft combination.  The 910 also has a redesigned face that should increase ball speed across a larger portion of the face than our previous models.  The best way to find extra yardage will be to visit your local Titleist fitting partner to optimize your driver performance.

Q: Are you allowed to adjust the SureFit Tour hosel in the middle of a round? 
A: USGA rules state that the driver must stay locked in one setting for the entire round.

Q: Will the standard shaft length stay the same at 45"?  
A: Yes.  The stock shaft length is 45" for the 910.

Q: Will I be able to purchase a 910 driver but use an existing shaft?
A: Individual shafts equipped with the SureFit Tour hosel will be available for purchase, but the SFT hosel sleeve will not be sold or available individually.  There are no current plans to offer a program that would allow consumers to send in previously purchased shafts to be outfitted with a SureFit Tour hosel. 

The 910 drivers, fairway woods, and hybrids look amazing. I had a chance to hit both the D2 and D3 drivers. The D3 looks amazing at address I cannot wait to put it in the bag. The adjustability options are very precise and user friendly. Looking forward to getting a chance to swing the fairway woods and the hybrids in the spring.

Love the looks of the new 910 metals, but am not sure if the drivers and fairway clubs are for me. Every club in my bag is Titleist, irons(AP1 and love them), putter and wedges, except for my metals.  The question in my mind is I am not sure if I am good enough to play Titleist drivers or fairways, because I usually score between 85 and 95. Score varies on how well I am playing and the course I am on.   Also, not exceptionally long driving distance.  Club head speed was 91 to 94 in May of this year.

Presently I am in the market for new fairway metals.

Thank you.

What are custom shaft options on the 910 d3 driver

Go to golf clubs at the top top of the home page, then go to drivers (910D2 or 910D3) and on the right listed in red is the 2011 club options. They are all listed there & they have pics of all of them too. It's hard to pick one out randomly. I would advise you to go get fitted. It will probably cost some $ but I think it is worth it if you are gonna spend big $ on a new driver.

I hit the awesome 910D2 Driver last week.

I hit it 40 yards longer than my old driver.

I ordered it directly. :)

Good Work from Titleist!

I was fitted for a driver about 3 weeks ago & was recommended to go with the Titleist 909d2 with a Matrix ozik xcon-6 stiff flex shaft. Now the 910d2 is out. Is there any difference in the club head if I were to go with the new Titleist 910d2 instead of the 909d2? I don't want to pay again to test out the new set up.

Hi Titliest, I was wondering if adjusting the loft on the 910 fairway woods and hybrids will affect turf interaction at all?  Thanks!

Dear team titleist,

I was wondering what the pricing will be on the 910 fairways and hybrids.

thanks,

John s.

Can you let me know overall weight of both driver heads with shafts and without.

I'm interested in buying the 910D2 but would first like to know if its face is as deep as the 907d2 which I currently own.

Thanks

Dear Titleist--

How come you do not make a smaller 300 cc driver for those of us that like the look and feel of a smaller clubhead??

Richard

Hi

I am 47 yeas old have a 9 handicap with a club head speed of 104km/h and i am 1.75m tall.I have purchased a 910 2 with a rip 60 2.9 stiff shaft would you think this was the right club to choos in your range.

Kind regards

Vic

Will Titleist have a 911 driver coming out in the near future? If so send info.

Hi - love my AP1 cjustom fit irons! I'm late to the 910s w/question about D2 vs.3.

I'm a 10 hdcp - max 235 total tee distance, a high trajectory and pretty straight ball flight w/McGregor Tourney 10.5 driver. I think from your descriptions, the D2 would be best w/o a custom fit - your thoughts please. Thanks. Jim Thompson 1governor@sbcglobal.net