Is the Titleist 915 driver good?

BOTTOM LINE: The Titleist 915 D2 is one of the better models tested. Same as last year: the everyman’s Titleist, a great all-around club that holds up in an increasingly crowded Game Improvement category. Few drivers in any class blend a timeless look with tight handling this well.

Are Titleist 915 and 917 shafts interchangeable?

TSi, TS, 917, 915, 913 and 910 driver shafts are interchangeable. TSi, TS, 917, 915 and 913 fairway shafts are interchangeable.

What is TS3 and TS4?

TS3 is more adjustable with the weight cartridges to fine-tune trajectory, spin, launch angle, center of gravity, etc. While the TS4 is less adjustable with just the forward weight to lower spin & hit a more boring, controlled trajectory.

Is the Titleist 915 D2 a good club?

Is Titleist’s driver the most user-friendly to date?

BOTTOM LINE: Titleist’s most user-friendly driver to date is the top game-improvement vote-getter. It offers the variety and versatility needed to keep lower-handicappers interested, with enough pop (and pardon) to excite aspiring players.

Is the Titleist driver still the most forgiving driver?

ACCURACY/FORGIVENESS: Nothing’s changed here — it’s still Titleist’s most forgiving driver to date, which puts it on par with most in its class; a rare, totally neutral Game Improvement driver with impressive accuracy; predictable sidespin seems to correct course midair.

Is the 915d2 a good club?

LOOK: Top marks — the 915D2 is a purist’s club that’s locked and loaded at address; long, deep head with no fuss, gimmicks or distractions; a large footprint for a Titleist, but not overwhelming. Slightly less workable than its predecessor — more bomber than swashbuckler; sole slot doesn’t salvage low strikes quite like some guys hoped.