Caleb: I know that it would be a drive but if you can get to The Golf Exchange in Cincinnati (actually Kenwood) I think it would be well worth your time. They use Trackman, which is state of the art. I just had a driver fitting. $50 for 45 minutes, but if it takes longer that's fine. And if you buy any club from them in the next 30 days, the $50 is credited toward the price of the club. Steve, the store manager, was outstanding. He took the time to ask questions and I hit a lot of balls. I used to use a 909 D2, 10.5 degree with the Diamana Blue Board. So, I was thinking a 910. I am very comfortable with the 900 series look and feel. Using Trackman, we used the D2 and the D3 in 3 different lofts with about 6 or 7 different shafts. Anyway, as I said earlier. Steve was great. I ended up with a 910 D3, 9.5 degree. Two shafts worked for me, either the Diamana Ahina 72 or the Oban Devotion 6, both in a stiff shaft. It was well worth it. If you can't get down here, I highly recommend you find a fitter that uses Trackman. It is what almost every pro golfer uses. Jordan

Hi Caleb,  Welcome to Team Titleist.  Scioto CC would be our closest recommended Advanced FittingWorks center to go to be fit for a driver.  Talk to Bill Stines, or Don Sargent over there.  The number is:  (614) 486.1039.  They do most of their outside fitting during Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and they have a very good selection of shafts.