913 D3 was a driver that my dad's for a long time during his peak time, when he really played golf like a beast. A driver I would never forget. He is playing TSi3 right now and he is still good. Dad and I are having a really good time during weekends by playing golf. Love to see both driver here. Thanks ya'll!!
I play high 70s, low 80s and still game my 2013 D3. Had the M1 for a while, and when the crown cracked, I went back to the 2013 D3 and play it to this day. What a piece of equipment.
I gamed the 913D3 befor switching to TS3 and there was no huge difference. The TSi3 was certainlh a step ip but nothing compared to the TSR3. She should try the TSR3 and she will likely go 270yards. Impressive consistency
You're right about the TSR series. Exceptional. We used the TSi3 just because it is her current gamer. But there are definitely some improvements with the TSR series
Driver manufacturers: we have gained 7 yards this year over last years Actual comparison with club 12 years old: you gained 3 yards maximum though and bar 1 wayward shot your dispersion left to right was the same lol
I actually want a new driver but my 913D3 with the diamana whiteboard 73 stiff still beats everything and it's not close. I like to see her use this driver in a stock 45 inch option for optimal swing weight. I doubt the heads are the same weight. What is it about the 913d3 driver? the 445 head seems to have more bulge and roll on the face so I can EASILY turn it over like no other modern driver. I can stand at the tee and hit high draws and power fades and cuts all day. I WISH Titleist would release a 45 inch version of a driver with similar bulge and roll for people who want to shape it. It also has the classic titleist sound of the 975. the 915 will make you deaf!
Older club literally went 10 feet less .. like that’s not SUCH a big difference, further proving that newer clubs don’t measure up to all the hype and that you don’t always get the bang for your buck . Like, I’d rather stick with older clubs and save 400 bucks . I play a driver from 2003 and I can out- rifle any one who goes to that range
The critical part here, is that they used the same shaft in both new and old heads. That’s great to compare heads because it takes out any highly likely variation between shafts. However, the older driver with its associated older shaft remains unlikely to perform as well as the old head with a current shaft. They needed to compare the old head and old shaft with the new head and new shaft. I suspect there would have been very big differences in performance that probably warrant the difference in price between new and old.
Good note and feedback here. It's funny, if we had used different shafts, there probably would have been commenters complaining that we didn't compare with the same shaft 😅 but you're right, there are some differences that would have shown up for sure
Not a complaint, just an observation. I agree with the premise, older drivers have much to recommend them, and have significant price advantages over newer drivers. I was suggesting a third comparison is all. Keep up the good work. As you’ll see from my like, I enjoyed the video. 😅
Older club literally went 10 feet less .. further proving that newer clubs don’t measure up to all the hype and that you don’t always get the bang for your buck . Stores and brands always urge you to go new so they can make the money that’s all . Like, I’d rather stick with older clubs and save 400 bucks . I play a driver from 2003 and I can out- rifle any one who goes to my local range
You make a great point. A lot of older clubs are still really darn good and can keep up with newer equipment. One thing to keep in mind here is Bella is a really good, consistent ball striker. Her misses are pretty small, but even with her small misses there was a bigger impact with the older club. With a less skilled golfer, those misses will be exaggerated even more
Older club literally went 10 feet less .. like that’s not SUCH a big difference, further proving that newer clubs don’t measure up to all the hype and that you don’t always get the bang for your buck . Like, I’d rather stick with older clubs and save 400 bucks . I play a driver from 2003 and I can out- rifle any one who goes to that range - and LOTS of ppl go there trust me ..
913 D3 was a driver that my dad's for a long time during his peak time, when he really played golf like a beast. A driver I would never forget.
He is playing TSi3 right now and he is still good. Dad and I are having a really good time during weekends by playing golf.
Love to see both driver here. Thanks ya'll!!
This is the type of wholesome comment that we love 😀
Ok, I’ll keep my 913D3 ❤and save 6-700 bucks! 🤑
I play high 70s, low 80s and still game my 2013 D3. Had the M1 for a while, and when the crown cracked, I went back to the 2013 D3 and play it to this day. What a piece of equipment.
Awesome!! Lots of people are playing older Titleist drivers like the 913 D3 and still getting great performance
Damn 913 still very viable. No wonder why Steve Stricker used it for so long
I game the 913 D3 still. And when I first hit it the noise shocked me! Now I don’t even notice it.
Everybody that experienced the Cobra 370/430 🙉twenty years ago, would consider the 913D-sound a gentle “thud” 🎵
910 and 913 D3 (along with the 2016 M2) are the old drivers that always stick out to me as keeping up way better with current models than most.
Definitely right about all three of those models. Another one starting to fall into that category is PING G400, though not quite as old
I gamed the 913D3 befor switching to TS3 and there was no huge difference. The TSi3 was certainlh a step ip but nothing compared to the TSR3. She should try the TSR3 and she will likely go 270yards. Impressive consistency
You're right about the TSR series. Exceptional. We used the TSi3 just because it is her current gamer. But there are definitely some improvements with the TSR series
I received my 913 d3 today, absolutely crushed it on the range and the sound was not concerning but obviously I was outside.
Driver manufacturers: we have gained 7 yards this year over last years
Actual comparison with club 12 years old: you gained 3 yards maximum though and bar 1 wayward shot your dispersion left to right was the same lol
awesome review thanks, just bought a 913 d3 :)
Love it, thanks for watching!
What a first set of shots!!
Insane dispersion on those first drives 😂
She’s an iron Byron.
I actually want a new driver but my 913D3 with the diamana whiteboard 73 stiff still beats everything and it's not close. I like to see her use this driver in a stock 45 inch option for optimal swing weight. I doubt the heads are the same weight. What is it about the 913d3 driver? the 445 head seems to have more bulge and roll on the face so I can EASILY turn it over like no other modern driver. I can stand at the tee and hit high draws and power fades and cuts all day. I WISH Titleist would release a 45 inch version of a driver with similar bulge and roll for people who want to shape it. It also has the classic titleist sound of the 975. the 915 will make you deaf!
GREAT review!!! LOVE 2nd swing scottsdale and always wonder "differences" TS vs TSi vs Tsr as the prices do vary accordingly?
Older club literally went 10 feet less .. like that’s not SUCH a big difference, further proving that newer clubs don’t measure up to all the hype and that you don’t always get the bang for your buck . Like, I’d rather stick with older clubs and save 400 bucks . I play a driver from 2003 and I can out- rifle any one who goes to that range
Great informative video. Thanks!
The critical part here, is that they used the same shaft in both new and old heads. That’s great to compare heads because it takes out any highly likely variation between shafts.
However, the older driver with its associated older shaft remains unlikely to perform as well as the old head with a current shaft. They needed to compare the old head and old shaft with the new head and new shaft. I suspect there would have been very big differences in performance that probably warrant the difference in price between new and old.
Good note and feedback here. It's funny, if we had used different shafts, there probably would have been commenters complaining that we didn't compare with the same shaft 😅 but you're right, there are some differences that would have shown up for sure
Not a complaint, just an observation. I agree with the premise, older drivers have much to recommend them, and have significant price advantages over newer drivers.
I was suggesting a third comparison is all.
Keep up the good work. As you’ll see from my like,
I enjoyed the video.
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No worries at all - we appreciate you watching and appreciate the feedback!
Older club literally went 10 feet less .. further proving that newer clubs don’t measure up to all the hype and that you don’t always get the bang for your buck . Stores and brands always urge you to go new so they can make the money that’s all . Like, I’d rather stick with older clubs and save 400 bucks . I play a driver from 2003 and I can out- rifle any one who goes to my local range
You make a great point. A lot of older clubs are still really darn good and can keep up with newer equipment. One thing to keep in mind here is Bella is a really good, consistent ball striker. Her misses are pretty small, but even with her small misses there was a bigger impact with the older club. With a less skilled golfer, those misses will be exaggerated even more
Why not compare it to the TSR line while you were at it.
yes TSR wouldve also been good to see
if that one is loud then try the cleveland hibore monster driver and your ears will bleed
You'll probably see a bigger difference with a faster swing like Thomas'
Older club literally went 10 feet less .. like that’s not SUCH a big difference, further proving that newer clubs don’t measure up to all the hype and that you don’t always get the bang for your buck . Like, I’d rather stick with older clubs and save 400 bucks . I play a driver from 2003 and I can out- rifle any one who goes to that range - and LOTS of ppl go there trust me ..
Hey swing looks WAY faster than 89mph! lol
2mph of ball speed difference over all those years? Don’t let Titleist marketing see this video! Lol
A pop can? It’s soda
😅 up here in Minnesota, it's pop!
Soda, pop, soft drink... same thing.
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a soda? it's fizzy drink