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Titleist 975J
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Average Ratings for Titleist 975J

  • Value for Money3.7 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings3.9 stars
  • Overall Rating4.1 stars

8 Reviews For Titleist 975J

  • Guest 18th Jul 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: The feel is amazing off the tee. I currently use a 2007 hibore xl, but I found a 975J 7.5 stiff graphite and hit it consistently 260.


    Bad Points: My golf buddies hate me


    General comments: I got this club for 39 dollars, I am never paying for new clubs again when the old clubs still provide this good of a pop.

  • Guest 22nd Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    6 handi and i cant get any distance out of this thing. The sweet spot is very small. i regret buying it. Feels good in hand.

  • Cousy74 24th Jul 2006

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Titleist 975J - Bought this club a few years ago second hand for 100.00 $ Perfect club to draw the ball with. Changed the original shaft to a UST. Not as long like the newer drivers, but might keep ball in play more.

  • McBl8de Rank: Lance Corporal 28th Dec 2005

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I bought my Titleist 975J from a guy who gave up on it. He had bought into the hype and burned himself out with its low loft and the "upgraded" 45" shaft, speed rated at 90+and also 1/2"tipped.
    Thankfully the face was square and the original slightly firm shaft was thrown in with the modest price.
    I changed shaft, trimmed to 43 3/4" and added 6 grams of lead strips to the back/bottom. It performs like the 9.5deg. I tested much earlier but couldn't afford. Playing into a wind is never a problem ...

  • mikeyh 6th May 2004

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I bought my Titleist 975J second hand with a fairly stiff Harrison shaft - I think the shaft is the icing on the cake as this undoubtedly the most balanced, well-weighted club I have ever used.

  • vleller 31st Aug 2003

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    I bought the Titleist 975J club on the suggestion of a few guys I use to respect there oppinion..not anymore..I paid over $300 for the club, and would sell it today to the first person that offered me half that..I had a Grafalloy Prolite Shaft and Titleist
    Grips put on the club,What a waist of money..I hit the ball well and Know the feel of a good drive..the 975J does not give me that at all, a very weak feeling..I personally do not see any real value you get from this club..my suggestion, keep ...

  • Canada_16. 2nd Aug 2003

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    This is simply the best golf club ever created. Ive been using it for a while now and it has turned my once non-existant driving game into perfection. Its nice to walk up to the tee-box with the confidence that I will outdrive everyone in my group. Im a decent 16 handicap, since purchasing this club, I have yet to play with another player that can out hit me. It is very easy to hit a draw or a fade or just simply crush it down the pipe. It took a few months to get used to it but once you get the ...

  • Wmc. Rank: Lance Corporal 19th Dec 2002

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The new Titleist 975J is by far the best driver on the market, in fact a number of guys on tour play with it. It is easy to put maybe a little cut or draw on it and best of all easy to hit straight. Don't bother with the 975VS of 975FE; they supossedly make you either draw or fade but what if you naturally try to hit it straight and what if one day you stop slicing and start hooking. The standard shaft in it is a Titleist Ultralight which is pretty nice but in a stiff flex it acts more like a re ...