Titleist titanium 975D driver 9.5 degree golf club EI-70 true temper Stiff RH
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About this product
The Titleist 975D driver is a right-handed club with a 9.5-degree loft and a stiff flex EI-70 shaft (graphite/titanium composite). The head is titanium, and the club is a model from Titleist's classic 975 series. It's a single driver, weighing in as a classic model that was popular in the early 2000s. The price is very affordable at under $30.
Our take
I found this Titleist 975D driver for a steal—under $30. It's a classic titanium-headed driver with a stiff EI-70 shaft. The 9.5-degree loft is low, so it's suited for faster swing speeds. The club has a smaller head than modern drivers (around 300cc), but it's still fairly forgiving for its era. The sound and feel are that distinctive Titleist 'crack.' However, the shaft is older and may feel boardy to some. Also, the small head and low loft make it a challenge for average golfers. But for the price, it's a fun vintage piece to hit occasionally. If you're nostalgic or on a budget, it's a neat find.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Very low price for a Titleist driver
- Titanium head is durable and classic
- Stiff EI-70 shaft for strong swingers
Cons
- Small head and low loft (9.5°) are unforgiving
- Older shaft technology
- No stand or cover included
Specifications
- Brand Titleist
- Golf Club Type Driver
- Flex Stiff
- Shaft Material Titanium
- Model 975D
- Handedness Right-Handed
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- Loft
- 9.5
