08-26-2017, 03:03 AM
This driver was offered in 2005 and 2006. The 905S, like it's sibling the 905T were 400cc drivers. The 905R was a 460cc offering. The difference between the 905T and 905S was the center of gravity and headshape (to accomplish this). The 905S was pear shaped and was a little shorter from face to back which produced a higher center of gravity. I believe the 905S is also a bit deeper faced. To some this driver represented an end to the era that started with the 975D.
On a personal note, I have been gaming a 905T (8.5 degree, UST Mayima AxivCore Tour Green stiff) for several years and have just retired this driver in lieu of a 905S (9.5 degree, Fujikura Pro 73 Tour Spec stiff, blind bore 2"). The 905S is definitely longer, doesn't balloon up, has a bit of run and is simply longer than my 905T (25 yards or so). While this driver is only 11 years old in terms of being a current product, it has the feel of classic metal wood drivers.
On a personal note, I have been gaming a 905T (8.5 degree, UST Mayima AxivCore Tour Green stiff) for several years and have just retired this driver in lieu of a 905S (9.5 degree, Fujikura Pro 73 Tour Spec stiff, blind bore 2"). The 905S is definitely longer, doesn't balloon up, has a bit of run and is simply longer than my 905T (25 yards or so). While this driver is only 11 years old in terms of being a current product, it has the feel of classic metal wood drivers.