Titlesit 915h hybrid

[Brobrady]

Does anyone have any feed back on the 915h hybrid? I am looking to buy a used hybrid and I am not familiar with all the Titlesit model numbers.

[Jmatus919]

The 915 was their first hybrid with the slot on the bottom. Great club! I feel preform just as well as the newer models. The newer model have the movable weight and also have the chanel filled in. Have to admit the 915 does get a lot of grass and dirt in the bottom slot which can be annoying to get out. However the performance is great! I love it paired with the rogue black shaft

[UnderParfect]

I have 2 915h. I also have both the diamana blue 70s and the rogue black 85h. I think the 85h is too heavy for me, I hit them straight but I loose about 10-15 yards. So I am trying the blue 70 again to get my distance back even if it’s a little off. I tried the rogue black because I love the rogue silver in my driver 60g and fairway 70g but just don’t have the same length with the hybrid in black.

 

If money is tight 915 or 816s are great. I will be upgrading to the 818 next year.

[homergolf]

I have a 915h 24* hybrid. I like it and can't think of any I'd replace it with. Titleist used to have 3* increments in their lofts, but now it's 2*, so they don't make 24* any more. Even though they are adjustable, I like the 24* better than a 23* turned down to 24*. They are very good hybrids, high trajectory and forgiving.

[Whit1969]

IMO it gets no better than the 915h! I have the #2 18 degree with the Diamana S+ 70 lofted down and it is money. Replaced my 5 wood with it and never looked back. I thought the 910 was good until the 915.

[Saskwatch]

I had (have) an 816 H2 19* yet I favor the 915H 18*. Im partial to the black head of the 915 line in comparison to the grey of the 816, which is why I’m selling the 816. Performance wise (using the same shaft) both of these heads gave me similar numbers which shows me there isn’t much extra tech in the 816. Long story short you can’t go wrong with a 915H.

 

 

[Meanmachinemoe]

Sorry to detract but I spent alot of time digging dirt out of that darn slot on the sole. For that reason alone I moved to the 816 and now 818.

[Georgie Z]

If you don't mind cleaning the slot after every shot, it's a nice hybrid. My typical miss with a hybrid is a hook, but these are very neutral.

[justincredible04]

I bought one in a package deal on the BST and just threw it in before a tourney. I’m glad I did. Even with the tour green I was able to elevate the ball nicely. I can hook a PW and I can only miss it left. So naturally hybrids are hook machines. The 915 #3 I put in there I could play an actual fade. One round sold me on it

[Justsomeguy]

I've had three. Originally played a 915Hd at 20.5 w a Diamana Red R. I felt it was too weak a shaft. In retrospect it was just fine. Tip flex. Got the ball up v well.

Ordered another Hd in a higher loft w a Diamana Blue S. Swapped shafts. Half inch shorter and stiffer. Played w a lot less height, predictably.

Ordered a third and last one, plain H model in 21. Diamana Blue R. Just right on shaft. For me.

Note on heads: the Hd is definitely smaller than the H. It also has a bit more offset. Hd is a lot hookier bc of that.

The slot getting grass in it is definitely annoying. But it's not any more annoying than any of the other annoyances you will suffer on a golf course.

They are pretty good hybrids. My basis for comparison is the Adams line. The 915 line are a little less user friendly, but they're not really hard.

Hd plays more like an iron, H plays more like a wood.