Titleist 906F2

[jjvasquez650]

the 906f2 is so deep and so accurate and so easy to hit its not funny. one thing about the v2 85-s i must say is that the butt is a bit too soft for me. i will be reshafting it soon with a fuji tour platform 27.5x or a v2 85x (probably tip it at the butt 1/2 inch).. i think that titliest did a phenominal job with this fairway wood.. im glad that they were able to come up with another good head.

[Viking Golfer]

I wonder how the new 906F4 will perform compared to this 906F2 ?

 

The 906F4 will be more shallow faced thus better off the deck, but probably not so good off the tee.

 

I might buy a 906F2 13° 3+ wood for use off the tee and a 906F4 15.5° 4+ wood for use off the deck.

 

Wouldn't this be an optimal wood setup ?

[tokyokish]

5/5, no doubt. I play the 15* with a V2 stiff. Very solid feeling with long, penetrating ball flight. Looks great at set up from all lies. Basically, what most decent amateurs look for in a perfect 3-wood, imo.

[progrind]

Great club. Looks like it has some Cobra influence in the head shape. Very solid and long but not for the beginner, or slow swingers.

[handmadeaddicted]

Well this is my second run in with this three wood. The longest 3 wood by about 20 yds for me I hit is about 255 off the deck 270 off the tee. This is the Best three wood for me by far. I have hit it in the nv it was ok. I have hit it in the v2 better. Now I have hit it in the epic fw s tipped 3/4 I believe to play as an sx. This thing is unbelievably predictable. I can still shape it. Hit is high hit it low. This shaft combo really fits me and really makes this club.

[pro11ace]

what do u say the difference between 904F and 906F2? WHich one you like most?

 

i have the 904f and just tried the 906f2 on sunday, and it seems to me that the 904 seems more lively and the 906 is more forgiving and maybe gives a tad more distance

[Ezgolfer]

Just bought a 13 * with NV 75 S . It 's a great head , great flight , 230 -240 yds for me . Great off the deck unlike my 14* rapture .

[jimmyv1x]

906F2 15* w/ Fuji ZCOM Pro 95 Stiff. I've seen a lot of guys using the V2 and I'm sure it's a good shaft. However, for me the Fuji has SO much feel and is so smooth. I've got a Adams 14.5* 4060 Tour Proto w/ Diamana BB 73 Stiff, and it is no longer in the bag ( and would sell ).
My experience has been, it is a very forgiving club, but in order to get "That Feeling" it is a small sweet spot, but when you hit it you know it and the ball just rises and goes. I have no intention of loosing this club anytime in the near or distant future. AS a matter of fact, I'm looking at putting my 905R 10.5* back in when I find the right Fuji for it, maybe a 671 TE Tour Spec which is what I have in a TM, again, feel and smoooooth.

[iyan7]

[quote name='jimmyv1x' post='815271' date='Dec 6 2007, 11:54 PM']906F2 15* w/ Fuji ZCOM Pro 95 Stiff. I've seen a lot of guys using the V2 and I'm sure it's a good shaft. However, for me the Fuji has SO much feel and is so smooth. I've got a Adams 14.5* 4060 Tour Proto w/ Diamana BB 73 Stiff, and it is no longer in the bag ( and would sell ).
My experience has been, it is a very forgiving club, but in order to get "That Feeling" it is a small sweet spot, but when you hit it you know it and the ball just rises and goes. I have no intention of loosing this club anytime in the near or distant future. AS a matter of fact, I'm looking at putting my 905R 10.5* back in when I find the right Fuji for it, maybe a 671 TE Tour Spec which is what I have in a TM, again, feel and smoooooth.[/quote]

Jimmy, how's the sweetspot / forgiveness compared to the newer 906F4?

Thanks.

[Viking Golfer]

[quote name='iyan7' post='815298' date='Dec 7 2007, 07:58 AM'][quote name='jimmyv1x' post='815271' date='Dec 6 2007, 11:54 PM']906F2 15* w/ Fuji ZCOM Pro 95 Stiff. I've seen a lot of guys using the V2 and I'm sure it's a good shaft. However, for me the Fuji has SO much feel and is so smooth. I've got a Adams 14.5* 4060 Tour Proto w/ Diamana BB 73 Stiff, and it is no longer in the bag ( and would sell ).
My experience has been, it is a very forgiving club, but in order to get "That Feeling" it is a small sweet spot, but when you hit it you know it and the ball just rises and goes. I have no intention of loosing this club anytime in the near or distant future. AS a matter of fact, I'm looking at putting my 905R 10.5* back in when I find the right Fuji for it, maybe a 671 TE Tour Spec which is what I have in a TM, again, feel and smoooooth.[/quote]

Jimmy, how's the sweetspot / forgiveness compared to the newer 906F4?

Thanks.
[/quote]

I owned both, until they got stolen last week

The F2 has a slightly smaller swetspot then the F4 in my view, but both are great woods and pretty forgiving in my view.
The F2 clearly has a more deep faced head, which for me works better off the tee, while the F4 has a more shallow face, which works better off the deck for me.

The F4 however can work great off the tee, if I just tee the ball lower like on an iron shot off the tee

[gentles]

I like the head, just hate the V2 Shaft.....I think a purple ice is in order...

[JakeBarnes]

Aldila 75S fairway-

 

worst.

shaft.

ever.

 

It was the only one i could find in these parts, so im going to put my V2 in it from my hiBore and see if i have more consistent results.

 

so far, high launching that deff goes left. and not long as a result. I hope the shaft change will improve things. Will report back after the switch.

 

 

Yeah, I was turned off from this club originally when I tried it out at the Golf Galaxy with the 75s. It was hitting WAYYYY too high and all over the place. It was largely the reason I ended up with the Ping G10. Gonna try it out sometime soon with a V2 and hope for better results. Always have been attracted to Titleist, just never really had the right opporunity i guess.

 

Pete

[iyan7]

906F2 15* w/ Fuji ZCOM Pro 95 Stiff. I've seen a lot of guys using the V2 and I'm sure it's a good shaft. However, for me the Fuji has SO much feel and is so smooth. I've got a Adams 14.5* 4060 Tour Proto w/ Diamana BB 73 Stiff, and it is no longer in the bag ( and would sell ).

My experience has been, it is a very forgiving club, but in order to get "That Feeling" it is a small sweet spot, but when you hit it you know it and the ball just rises and goes. I have no intention of loosing this club anytime in the near or distant future. AS a matter of fact, I'm looking at putting my 905R 10.5* back in when I find the right Fuji for it, maybe a 671 TE Tour Spec which is what I have in a TM, again, feel and smoooooth.

 

Jimmy, how's the sweetspot / forgiveness compared to the newer 906F4?

 

Thanks.

 

I owned both, until they got stolen last week :D

 

The F2 has a slightly smaller swetspot then the F4 in my view, but both are great woods and pretty forgiving in my view.

The F2 clearly has a more deep faced head, which for me works better off the tee, while the F4 has a more shallow face, which works better off the deck for me.

 

The F4 however can work great off the tee, if I just tee the ball lower like on an iron shot off the tee :)

 

Sorry for the late reply and sorry to hear they were stolen.

 

But hey, I got the 906F4 based on your input, so thanks.

 

Cheers!

[JakeBarnes]

Tried out teh 906f2 again after having mediocre results before. This time I tried it out with the V2 instead of hte NV. Worlds apart. I love the V2 with this club, was consistently hitting it with a nice fade on the 15*. To make things better, it was only 99 bucks on the used rack. Especially love how this feels off the deck.

 

Pete

[JamesFoote]

I want these

[sg56]

I've had the F2 for a month and have hit great shot after great shot. I like the NV shaft and the ball just jumps off the face compared to my 980F. I tried the F4 but didn't like them. The F2 is so reliable off the tee and the deck and are very cheap right now. If you can't wait for the 909's these are great. :clapping:

[matt_pinyo]

I have the 906F2 15deg with 85g V2 X and it is long and straight! Extremely easy to hit. had the 904F 15deg with Speeder S before but that was prone to giving me big draws/hooks because of the draw biased. Shaft was probably wasnt suited to me as well after I started to play more and SS increased. Love the 906F2 because it sits so square and the shaft is great since I use 85g V2 X in my D2. This combination to me anyway, is great for the tee and the fairway. Easy 260-270 yards.

All I need now is a club to fit between the 3I and this club. Currently using 585.H in 19deg but looking to get the 17deg instead.

[DriveIt"N"3Putt]

This is hands down the best wood i have ever had. Its a 15* 906f2 with the 80s vs proto shaft. THIS WILL NOT BE LEAVING MY BAG!!!

[cricco]

Great looking and extremely solid 10/10!!!

[Beaner]

Did anyone buy this club with the 4375 shaft and then switch to the Proforce V2? If so, what stiffness were they, what is your driver swing speed and what were the results of the change?

 

Reason I ask: I have a swing speed of 105 with my driver and typically use S-Flex shafts. For me the F2 with 4375 R-Flex shaft is the longest 3-wood I have ever hit and very straight. Despite the low, penetrating ball flight, I can hit it off the deck fairly well - when on the sweet spot 245 yards (a bit longer off a tee) and around 20 yards of it is on the ground (run-out). The only issue is that sometimes I'm looking for some height and a softer landing. And I don't want to give up distance nor accuracy - I want it all, darn it! If I try to get the ball high in the air off the deck I find myself trying to use a more vertical swing, often with disastrous, chili-dip results. Or if I'm trying to cut the dogleg over a tree from the tee box I tee the ball just a touch higher - I now have sky marks on the crown (sheesh!).

 

So what say ye about me switching to a V2 R-Flex? Other recommendations from those who switched from the 4375 shaft?

[iain8328]

This is the best 3 Wood I've hit hands down. Outstanding feel, trajectory, and forgiveness on those mishits. An absolute beauty at setup as well. 10/10!! :clapping:

[rlynham]

I have had the 906f2 13* for a year with the V2 85 in stiff. I hit it well right from the beginning and there are times i am tempted to just leave the driver at home. One day i really need to measure how far it is going relative to my driver because it seems pretty close and i am much straighter with it.

[lasher]

I have a 906F2 13* with a Proper Mitsubishi Diamana BlueBoard 83X and its amazing great feel low launch and easy to rip from the tee

[pwmartin]

Put my 15* back in play this year. Not the longest, but so consistent. Feel and sound are awesome.

[mich_ping]

Same here. Back in the bag after a long hiatus.

[Jab3384]

Contemplating putting my 15* back in the bag as well!

[asualum]

[quote name='pwmartin' timestamp='1404785835' post='9656697']
Put my 15* back in play this year. Not the longest, but so consistent. Feel and sound are awesome.
[/quote]

I have yet to hit another fairway that felt like this one when you hit it on the screws.

[StratoKing]

Totally agree with the previous poster. Very good feeling head if you connect.