end of 2015

I would think that they will be called the 915 and be released sometime near the end of 2014. This is based on the historic releases of new Titleist clubs, irons and woods alternate release years. We know that new irons are out this fall, so woods should be next year.

Doubt you will see a 914 driver.   Typically Titleist alternates between releases of irons and drivers.  The most recent iron release was two years ago - the 712 models.  The latest driver release was last year with the 913's.  This year the irons should be refreshed.

If you are looking for a great driver, get fitted for the 913 - you will not be disappointed.

I'd say Nov-Dec. 2015. Just my guess, but I'd think they would be 915's since they usually come out with new clubs ever 2 years, and we now have the 913's.

Gary,

 Titleist clubs are on a 2 year cycle. Current drivers are 913 and current irons are 712. The first number designates drivers or irons, 9 for drivers/fairway/hybrid. 7 is for irons. The last 2 numbers are the year. New drivers were just released last fall for this year. The next driver release will be in the fall of 2014 and be 915's and will probably be released in November. This fall (November) Titleist will release the 714 irons.

Hope this helps,

 Chris S

Titleist has 2 year cycles.  Irons are moving from 712s to 714s,  The metals are 913s and the next are expected to be 915s coming out in November 2014.  ProVs came out at the PGA show in January, and the non-urethane balls will be updated at the next show in January.

Wouldn't it be a 916, being that the 910 was before the 913? That would also indicate a 3 year cycle.

The 910 came out for the 2011 season, but they didn't call it the 911 for obvious reasons.

this makes perfect sense. I always wondered that myself. 

Does anyone know when the 914 Drivers will be available?

I put my hands on a 915 today and all I can say is........ Sweet.

  Augie, when the 913's came out I traded in my 905T for a 910D2,( Love IT) Before you drop 4 bills give the 910 a chance.

Augi is pointing out that the 913's dropped. And yea i would agree to the title of this post. the 915 line's gotta be coming out soon. nudge nudge Team Titleist staff. toss us a bone give us a look at this new club. i would even be down with a design drawing right now as a teaser. But to remain on topic about older clubs. i keep my 910 around its still  just as good as the 913 in my book. 

cheers greens and fairways to all. 

simba

I usually find pictures of upcoming equipment on Golfwrx.com but a design of some sort from team titleist would be awesome.

Think you might just start seeing something around June 23 - 29, 2014.   That is the week of the AT&T at Congressional. 

Based on past history with the 910 and 913 rollouts, tour seeding will occur soon, but consumers won't be able to purchase the clubs until this fall.

I played my 910D2 10.5* driver until the 913's came out so I bought the 913D2 10.5* thinking it would be even better than my 910. The 913 is a great driver, but after playing the 913 and trying 3 different shafts, the 910D2 is still the better driver for me. When I hit the sweet spot on the 913 it will get a little more distance than the 910, but I'm much more consistent with the 910. I may give the 915 a try when they come out, but it will have a hard time keeping up with my 910D2. 

I agree 100% , I have tried replacing my 910D2 with a 913D2 . Like you I have tried a couple different shafts but I went back to my trusted 910.

Maybe it's me but I hit it Longer and with more control than the 913.

I will definitely give the 915 a  look but I will not be quick too change.

My 910D2 was longer because i had more spin.  my 913D2 is a little shorter (low spin) but more accurate.  My balls are grouped more togehter

Jeff

I believe less spin means more distance........at least that is the direction everyone is heading......correct me if I am wrong...Bubba?

Hi Chuck,

It really is all player dependent. Some players require more spin in order to increase carry distance and total distance, others need less spin for a flatter flight and more roll.  As well, less spin is only ideal if someone has a high enough launch. With low launch and low spin a player will see carry distance suffer.

As a fitter, I looked for a range of launch and spin to optimize driver distance. 

Hope this helps, 

Bubba

Always look forward to the new equipment coming out so I can have a shiny new addition to my Titleist arsenal.  I'm glad the club appears to be retaining the classic shape and look at address.  Looking forward to hearing more, hitting the club and getting my pre-order in!

Bubba, can you please let us know, if you can if the Sure-Fit system will be interchangable with the 913 series?

Thanks, and I can't wait for the release.  From what I have read the driver is set to provide a larger "sweet spot" when hitting the ball on the lower side of the face.

-Brian

Hi Brian, 

Thank you very much for your post and thanks for the interest.

At this time we have begun work on tour to seed our Titleist staff players with new prototype drivers. We will share more information on these products at the appropriate time in the future.

Thanks again, 

Bubba

Golf Spy just released this news article today...  Not sure how true it is but it looks sweet!

Actual pictures are up on the GolfWRX website.  The 915 is in the tour-seeding process now.  I was actually hoping to see the annual "look what will be waiting for our tour players' lockers" post from Titleist.

The 915 is absolutely beautiful.  Hopefully, the D3 will have a little less RPMs of spin.  If so, it will be in the bag before the end of the year.

I would say that there is a very good chance that the pros will be using the new 915s at Congressional.....if the new clubs are there, the Golf channel will be all over it.......  :-).

Thanks for the heads up Chuck. When is the Congressional?

June 26th-29th........

It's possible that we will get a first look of the 915 metals next week! Can anyone confirm this or does anyone have any additional info on this topic?

thanks

Golf WRX is reporting that the 915 is showing up in some bags this week.  Same classic looks, whew!

I am a golf club junkie!  Have played all of the major brand of irons and woods and wedges.

Truly enjoy the whole process of fine tuning and making sure clubs fit my specs.  Titleist had always seemed to make clubs for the low digit handicap player.  After much frustration the last few years, I met Jason Adkins who is the Titleist fitting rep here in Kansas City.  I was very impressed with his knowledge and approach to club fitting.

I had Jason fit me for the 913 Driver.  He spent 2 hours checking shafts, ball flight and dispersion. After fitting and deciding on the right configuration for myself, we went to the course and hit 6 balls each with my old driver (Not a Titleist) and the 913.  My dispersion was better with the 913 as well as my consistency.

I was so impressed with the driver and the thorough job Jason did in fitting me that I had him fit me for a set of AP 1's and new Vokey wedges.  I could not be more happy with my set of clubs!  I also use a Titleist Futura X putter and play the ProV1X ball.  A couple of weeks ago the Titleist fitting van was at our club and I scheduled an appointment to have all my clubs checked.  Loft, lie, grip size and gaping.  We ended up bending each iron...3-W 1 degree stronger and the gaping was money!  We did not strengthen my 60 degree wedge.  

Jason and the two gentlemen who fit me and were right on in the process.  I am 56 years old play to a 6 handicap.  I average 250 from the tee with my 913 and see the fairway more than I used to.  We also changed the setting on my driver to A1 during the check.  HUGE difference!

My point in all this is if you are as anal about your clubs and game as I am and are going to spend the money, take the time to get properly fit and check to see if you need a tweak every now and then.  I now pull my clubs with more confidence knowing their carry distance and roll out yardage.  I am hitting more fairways and greens and posting better scores.  

I have tried the SLDR and the G25 and I25.  I am just as long with the 913 but have more control.  I can't wait to try the 915 driver!  More aptly put, I can't wait for Jason to fit me for the 915!  Getting properly fit for your clubs is an ABSOLUTE!  You will play better golf and find more enjoyment!  You should also know I was not a big Titleist fan over the years, but I am sold on their equipment and process.  I am definitely a Titleist preferred endorser.

Well done Titleist!  Do your homework, you won't be sorry!

Just saw a few sneak peeks of the 915 Drvier.  They look fantastic, can't wait to hear the feedback from the players putting this into play this week at the CVS Classic and the Quicken Loans National.

Hope I can get down to RI CC and get a look for myself.

Great Job Titleist.  The club head looks even better and I love the fact is still has that classic look to it.

One of the guys at our course pulled up the picture of the new club this morning.....nice looking club......hope it makes it through the prototype stage and to the public in the fall........can't wait to try it out and see how well it performs...........

It looks like Golf WRX leaked photos before our Friends at Team titleist could post them. I will be interested in seeing how they play. the channel grove looks interesting. Also i would like to know if the Shafts are interchangeable from the 913's-915. 

Cheers fairways and greens to all

simba

PGA Tour.com has a photo and short article on the new 915 posted tonight (6/23).

Barry

The new 915's are being tested at the Quicken Loan event in DC.  I can't wait to hit one but my need to wait until Jan 2015 when they become available for the public.

Nice looking club Titleist.

I have heard that these are weeks away as opposed to months.

Can't wait . . . . .

you can google 915 and getna look

Go to pgatour.com.....they have a couple of good looking shots....