Rare item Titleist 915 D2 Player's Issue 7.5 degree with bonus 915D3 9.5 degree

If you're looking at this, it's pretty much a done deal.
Welcome to the entrance of the enthusiast's club. 7.5 degrees is not something your average golfer would buy. Welcome! ^ ^

915 D2 Driver, 7.5 degrees, with a bonus D3 9.5 degrees.
Try them out and compare. However, the 9.5° has a chipped crown and has been repainted. Well, it's a bonus, so no complaints! ^ ^ No headcover. The weights are also missing, so only one 7g weight is included. Well, I assume anyone buying this is an enthusiast, so they probably have weights lying around (prejudiced assumption).
I heard this 7.5° was a tour-issued model. There are some scratches around the weight. Otherwise, I think it's relatively clean. Even though it's a D2, it wasn't too hook-prone and was easy to hit. The initial ball speed was also quite good. ^ ^ This is a legendary club, with one PGA pro reportedly finding it difficult to switch away from it.
The design philosophy is different from today's fluffy 1W drivers, so it might be good for those who find the latest drivers difficult to swing or don't suit them. If you're a TaylorMade user and find the SLDR easier to swing and get more distance than the Q i-something, this might be a good fit. ^ ^ Your swing evolves daily, and there might be times when your backspin decreases too much, and this might be just right for those moments. This can happen when your body turn becomes stronger than your arms. It's a subtle change in how you use your body. ^ ^
If it suits you, it suits you perfectly. Tee it high and swing with a powerful, upward motion! ^ ^
This is perfect for those who want to hit long drives with a Titleist shaft. Honestly, it's for enthusiasts like you. ^ ^ It's quite rare, so please consider it if you're interested. ^ ^


- Brand: Titleist
- Model: 915 D2
- Loft: 7.5 degrees
- Loft: 9.5 degrees

Thank you for looking.