Ralph R said:

Which setting would decrease spin rate without compromising distance?

John is right.  The fitting process and working through different 910 settings will optimize your distance.  It might be helpful for you to call us directly so that…

Hi Kaleb - 

The product life cycle for Titleist clubs is approximately 2 years.  The 710 MB was officially released mid December 2009.  You can use this timeline to anticipate the next iron release but there has been no official discussion about the future…

Hi Peter - 

Both are .355 taper.

Great advice Dylan!

Personally, I recently switched from the Project X 6.5 to the Kali (for Titleist) 65 X-stiff.  I am very happy with this shaft and the X flex in the "for Titleist" shafts are very close to the after-market Tour versions.

Hi Rob - 

We completely understand your situation but the SureFit Tour Hosel will not be available for individual sale.  Unfortunately, we cannot offer to install your existing shaft into a 910 head.  As you mentioned, you can certainly have this shaft…

I agree that these 910 metal woods great; and I agree that some wearing of the finish is expected, if I use them.

I agree that it is only cosmetic and does not affect the performance; but the finish should not be showing such extreme wear in only six weeks…

No Chris, you aren't the only one, its not adjustable if you don't have the tools.

Of course I don't have a bone in this, I don't have an adjustable club, I'm just fine with my 906F2, 983K, and 2 585's.

Depends on how fast you swing the club, you might gain a little with the short irons then lose with the longer irons.

The distance you hit an iron only matters that you know that distance, it doesn't matter if you hit your PW 100y or 140y, it matters…

your club should have come with the wrench and booklet that has the matrix in them. they also have the left handed version on the booklet.