This is my bread and butter driver. Solid feel. Slightly smaller than the 320-360 size I would prefer, but fine none the less. With a few warm up swings I can dial this driver in and roll it to the telephone pole holding the net at the end of the range within a few yards either way at about 270Y pretty consistantly. This driver is very accurate and consistant. The trajectory is medium to high and kind of just falls at the end so I tee it low for a more boring trajectory. I also have a smaller 976R 8* with Prolite red stiff shaft which is a fire rocket but at 8* requires every swing to be a max efficiency swing to get the extra distance every time. With the 975D, a normal swing performs just fine on the course. I recently tried a new 460cc Titleist D comp driver at Golfsmith on the sim and got the same results but since I can't swing those "shafted fishbowls" I was not as consistant.

I bought the 975D and the 975F at my local PGA Superstore in the return/used section of the store. I have to say, compared to the more modern 460cc drivers I have used (Cobra S2, Cleveland Launcher, Ping G?, Taylor Made) the 975D suits me best. A somewhat lower trajectory and a very solid feel at impact makes this driver stand the test of time. Pick one up on EBAY for around $25 and see for yourself.

I have had this driver for the last 8 years and I can't get rid of it. By far the best driver I have ever hit. I own two Nike Dymo and Sumo Drivers, a 905R, and a Greatest Big Bertha. By far this is the best feeling and longest driver I own. I am starting to realize why tiger keeps putting this back in his bag. Don't was your money on a 460cc driver and spend about 20 dollars on ebay or at golf galaxy and enjoy it!!! I know I do!!!

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Great needed a new headcover and they sent one out right away!!!

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Nike Dymo2, Nike Sumo2 5900 Tour, Steelhead

Great club, but I think the shaft is crucial. I have an 8.5* with an EI-70 shaft that really works. Every time I see one in the driving range's used bin with another shaft, I pull it out and try. Sometimes the difference is night and day.
I find it more controllable than the 980E and K, both of which I've tried on the course - though not with the EI-70.
Bottom line for me is you must concentrate with this driver if you want to be rewarded. If you think you can swing it like a 460, you will be punished.

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Not used.

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980E & K

I've only had this in my bag for about three years now, but I've never regretted a minute. Most of the other reviews on this page are correct, maybe a little too positive though. I love this club when I'm on the ball. The sweet spot is small, but when you get a hold of it the drive will sail long and true. The only issue I have is that since it's an older club with a smaller head size the balance isn't quite as good as the newer drivers with the larger heads.

I found a great deal on this club on ebay in almost new shape and i couldn't pass up. I've played about 10 rounds with this club so far this season and love it. I've hit Titleist drivers for years but never came around to buy it. I had used an Adams 818 SC Fade 9* for about 5 years unil i developed a constant draw with it. It got to the point where i started using my 3 wood off the tee because i could work the ball better. The Titleist delivers in every aspect. I love the ball flight, i can still tee pretty low for an 8.5* driver and still get a nice ball flight. Also the size head is perfect. I don't like the new jumbo sized drivers. I can work the ball with relatively solid consistency, get good feedback and it doesn't feel like i'm swinging a sledge hammer.

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Top notch

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Taylor Made Burner 10.5* R Shaft, Nicklaus Air Bear 9* S Shaft, Adams SC 818 FC 9* R Shaft, Macgregor MacTec NVG2 10.5* S Shaft

I have the 975D in 7.5* with a stiff ProLite shaft(the yellow and purple one). Picked this club up about 6 years ago when I was in 8th grade or so (looking back on it, not exactly sure why). But through the years I have grown to LOVE this club. I have a pretty fast swing speed and when you hit this club solid in the sweet spot, there is nothing better. It's like hitting a baseball right in the sweet spot. But if you mis-hit the ball, have fun trying to find it in the weeds. Really have to learn how to play the 7.5* as well.

I know they are selling this club on ebay for about $10 right now. Not for the high handicapper. Highly suggest getting this club if you are not into the 400-460cc drivers. They have no feel to them. This pear shape gives you the feel and workability you need.

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Never had to use it.

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Titleist 975J, 983K, 983E, Taylormade R7, Nike SQ 460

by far --the 975 is the best driver i have ever owned...although the 7.5 is NO cake walk, especially with the ei-70..but if you have the confidence a a swing like 100-120 it will sound and send it soo sweet...-no room for error

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I first bought the 975 several years ago with the old Pro Force purple and Yellow shaft. 9.5 loft stiff flex. I once drove a 310 yard green although at the time I was very inconsistent and hitting in the 100's. Wanting something new I traded the club in on the at the time earth shattering Taylor Made 360 TI with the Bubble shaft. That was no good. I tried my old Callaway BB. Still not my 975D. Going back to the shop that I traded it in at I found that they had already sold my beloved driver. I ended up going back to 2nd Swing and finding one with the EI-70 shaft. Golded. Fast forward a few years and I still have the 975. I have since hit Launchers, BBII's, a HiBore, a C4, and a MacGregor. GUess which Driver is in my bag- the 975. I hit 110 balls at the range the other day and most were with the driver. The majority were 270 out and with the standard low boring ball flight. It might be old but I out hit my buddies with their $400 HiBores. Buy one if you can.

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C4, BB, BBII, 360Ti, Mac Gregor, ect.

I picked this driver up for $10 on eBay. What a deal! This driver is excellent if you know how to hit it. Not extremely forgiving, but good players will appreciate what it has to offer. Small sweetspot but when you hit it right it flies like a dream. Great club but don't buy if you're a high handicapper.