Is titleist coming out with a new driver for 07, I have the 905r,  Just wondering.?
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Here is a photo of Titleist's 907D2 driver prototype.  It will probably be out for next season.\n\nhttp://www.mygolfdomain.com/photos/displayimage.php?pos=-38\n\n- Jim at http://www.mygolfdomain.com
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I've used blades for about 15 years. People always say blades are harder to hit, and if you miss the sweet spot you'll go astray. It's not exactly true. Blades these days are more forgiving than the Wilson blade 20-30 years ago. I used Mizuno MS 203 for sometimes, and those were the full blown blades that are not forgive. Try Tittleist 690 MB, Mizuno MP 33 or even the newest Titleist I 695 MB. These are forged blades. Go the site below and view the spec, they have little tubes at the neck that can absorb vibrations on the mishit as well.\n\nI used to carry Titleist 981, which are not blades just in case my swing gone bad, but later I found that fixing a swing is the better way that compensatng with equipments. I've people using high-tech very expensive equipments with swing that is tormenting to look at just to prouduce a so so result. Fixing your swing to hit a good blade is much better way to hit a golf ball.\n\nBesides, once you're comfortable with them, you'll enjoy an approach that once in a while a birdie tap in is possible. Once you can move the ball from left to right or right to left, and see them bounce a bit and check to a full stop, it's really good feeling. Play blades if you can, besides they look really good, too.
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Asked and answered many times my man....see here:\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result;_ylt=AlyceLVF1Z0Z0kyra7w9MWLzy6IX?p=golf+fore
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You need to be able to hit all the clubs.  There are plenty of golf holes that require a longer drive.  If you only drive the ball 210 yards, you will never have a chance to reach a par five in two for example.  For me, I'm most happy with a slight draw because I know that when the ball hits the ground it is going to run.  \nMaybe what you need is a new driver with a little more loft to get the ball flying through the air a little longer?  Or perhaps try teeing the Calloway up a little higher and playing it more toward your left foot?  Not sure what you are doing now but just a couple things to think about.  With a 200 yard 5-wood, you should expect more out of your driver.
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I would think eBay would work a little better for this.  But if anyone is interested, I have a set of Callaway X-Tours and love them, X-18's are basically the same, with bigger heads and more forgiveness.
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Driver, right?\nhttp://www.visioneer-europe.com/support/8920.htm#drivers
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I'm also a 7 handicap and I would say that most players at this level play the following irons: Titleist, Cleveland, Taylor Made, Muzuno.  I would go with irons with some game improvement features, but that still allow you to work the ball. \n\nMy bag is almost exclusively Cleveland, but that is personal preference.  I'm looking for new irons and looking at the following clubs:\n\nCleveland CG4\nTitleist 804's\nTaylor Made rac OS\n\nBottom line, make sure you demo your clubs at an outdoor range.
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I would highly reccomend not buying a Callaway driver at all. Their sweet spots are too small. For $80, i would buy it. I bought a big bertha once, and hated it. No distance, whatsoever. After that, I switched over to an Adams GT2, worth about $70, and i hit 290 yard drives, and I'm 14 years old!
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Try \n\nhttp://www.golfgalaxy.com
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Woods – \nHave you tried the new Hybirds out?  If not hit a 3 and 4.  They take the place of long irons.  I think you will like it, almost everyone does.  \n\nWedges – Your wedge should be a 52 or 54 and you have the 60.  I suggest you get a 56 or 58.  Check the length, I purchased a Ben Hogan SI and it was the same length as my 9 iron, so if went just as far as the wedge.  When it comes to bounce if you 60 has a lot, do the opposite with the new one.  \nGood Luck
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Brent:\n\nI thought about this question for literally two hours. There are many factors invloved which effect the answer to this question.\n\n# 1 is the course...it's been redesigned many times over the years. I'm going to assume this magical match is going to take place on today's behemoth of a course. \n\nSince it's taking place on the 2006 version of Firestone CC, which really favors a long hitter who can fade the ball (Hogan) rather than a ball striker such as Nelson. \n\nAlthough match play tends to favor the more consistent player, both of these players have been identified as two of the best ball strikers off all time...neither were said to be fantastic putters, but I recall reading that Hogan would go years without missing a short putt (this was before he got the yips later in his career).\n\nI'm also going to assume that they're going to be using their vintage clubs....which I think would favor Hogan since he was noted to be a great fairway wood and long iron player...which would help at Firestone of today with it's massive length. \n\nAfter figuring all the variables I still believe it would come down to one thing....Hogan always was ticked at Nelson, who grew up in the same caddy yard as young Ben (although a few years older and much bigger) and garnered much of the attention of the members. \n\nThis always left Hogan with a chip on his shoulder against Nelson. I think The Hawk would stare Nelson down and beat him with a birdie on The Monster, 16 at Firestone...3 and 2. \n\nNice question, I enjoyed formulating an answer to it!
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There is an easy answer to this question:\n\nGo get fit for a new 460 cc Titanium driver....you're guaranteed to get more distance with the new large clubheads!
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Golf has become the game of choice for business interested people today.  What other event could you do where you can talk openly with another person while waiting for the group ahead of you to clear the green?  Just because it is so widely played by so many people it has become common, not cliche', so enjoy your game and I hope you pick up the tab for anyone playing with you, how about a game next week?  Will you spot me 5 strokes?
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You need to be fit for it maybe twice to make sure.  I attended a special Titliest fitting one time.  They had 75 drivers and the results was amazing.  They sad thing is they only have two of them, but several companies have similar stuff.  You can go to the Titliest, Ping and most other major manufactures web sites and find out when they are having a Demo day in your area.  You can also sign up for a free fitting at www.playgolfamerica.com.  The chances for getting the right club without being fit is slim.
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Stick to Riley - they're the best! I've had mine for over 15 years and, through advice, my friends have bought the same. No problems to report so why look for something different. I can't believe it's going to change your game that much. If anything, I get a buzz out of saying that my cue is very old (a bit like me) but it still works as well as it used to.\nOn a serious note, if you are worried about the type of wood, weight etc. then buy your cue from a snooker club. Most clubs will allow you to 'try out' the cue before purchase which may put you at ease.\nYes, I suppose that you will feel more confident with a 'good' cue in your hand but, personally, I don't think it matters that much.\nI could rabble on for ages but I don't know how good you are or could become so what I say could be fruitless.\nDon't spend a fortune on a dream. A lot of the top snooker players started out with not much more than a piece of wood with a chalked tip at the end.\nIf you are not thinking of going professional or such-like spend your money on more play rather than the tools you work with.\nGood luck - I'll look out for your name!
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Your game is going to change a lot, it sounds like your going to be playing a lot.  May is free golf lesson month you can sign up at www.playgolfamerica.com to get a lesson with a local PGA pro.  I think a good 3 wood and maybe a Hybird would be the best things for you.  Even if you purchased the right driver for you now, it may not be the one for you by the end of the season.  Once you get down to the 90's you can start looking for a good driver.
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Each company had different clubs, Tommy Armour has gone downhill the last few years, but still has some good stuff. My suggestion is for you to hit the clubs you interested in.  Have someone check to make sure you have the proper shaft and lie.  Hit them again and if you love it buy it.