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Used Titleist 910

2010–2011

The 910 series revolutionized Titleist's approach to fitting, integrating the SureFit Tour hosel for independent loft and lie adjustments. Its multi-material construction and refined aerodynamics deliver a powerful blend of distance, control, and classic Titleist feel for discerning golfers.
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910F Wood

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910H Hybrid

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910Fd Wood

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Overview

The Titleist 910 series is available in drivers, woods and hybrids. It spans 5 generations, from the 910D3 in 2010 to the 910F in 2011.

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Driver Series

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Drivers

0

2 generations

Precision, Performance, and Unprecedented Adjustability.

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Wood Series

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Woods

9

2 generations

Precision, Performance, and Unprecedented Adjustability.

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Hybrid Series

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Hybrids

5

1 generation

Precision, Performance, and Unprecedented Adjustability.

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910F

7

2011 · 1 club type

Versatile Fairway Performance from Any Lie.

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910Fd

2

2011 · 1 club type

Penetrating Flight, Low Spin Fairway Power.

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910H

5

2011 · 1 club type

Hybrid Versatility, Seamless Long Game Gapping.

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910D2

0

2010 · 1 club type

Forgiveness and Distance, Maximum Playability.

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910D3

0

2010 · 1 club type

Workability and Control, Tour-Proven Performance.

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Release timeline

Oldest → newest

  1. 2010
    910D2 910D3
  2. 2011
    910F 910Fd 910H

FAQs

The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.

What did the 910 SureFit Tour hosel introduce?

Independent loft and lie adjustment across the whole range — drivers, fairways and the hybrid all share the fitting system, which is the defining feature of this generation.

What's the difference between 910D2 and 910D3?

910D2 is the full pear-shaped, forgiving head; 910D3 is the deeper-faced, lower-spin shape for players who want to work the ball.

Is there a compact 910 fairway wood?

Yes — 910Fd, built for stronger players with a forward CG and reduced spin, alongside the more traditional 910F.