Hi John,  We do offer a 7.5° driver, but what loft, head and shaft did you get those numbers from?

Cathi, Titleist Club Concierge replied to Re: 915 D2 fitting in Club Fitting.

Hi John,  We do offer a 7.5° driver, but what loft, head and shaft did you get those numbers from?

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If you hit a lower lofted club, you will bring down your launch, but your spin will also go down.  Will had a great analogy.......think of it as a hose and you are spraying water.  Spin is what keeps the water in the air and the hose angle is the loft.  If you launch it high, you can have less spin because the angle is already high, but if you have low spin and launch it lower, it will not go as far.  That also applies in the other direction.  You have to have just the right amount of spin and launch to get your optimal distance.  If your spin is under 2000, you need that type of launch or it won't stay in the air.  I would see if you can test that outside against your current driver and see what kind of results you get.  If you are hitting it 230 with 125 mph ball speed, that is that  is really good.