No. None are even close to each other.

983 K small pear

907 D1, large triangle-like shape

Dcomp, similar to the 910 D2.

Matt

Setup and head shape  are 2 different things.

A 983K and 907D1 setup just about identical. With the club grounded and the face on the target line, these 2 have significant forward shaft lean.

The 907D2 and 909D3 are similar setups, they both have very little forward shaft lean.

The 983K and the 907D1 are excellent clubs for sweeping the ball, the 907D2 and 909D3 are not, they are better swinging up.

Really, no one at Titleist knows how different models of Titleist clubs set up.

Even I misunderstood your question, and you seemed to have all the answers too. Maybe get a job at Titleist?

Poor poor Matt

I know you don't want to have any information before making a purchase, I'm sure it doesn't matter to you if a club matches what you want, and I'm sure you think no one else should need any information.

Had to ask twice about the side stamp on the current NXT before getting an answer, of course it was too much to ask to make sure about something before making a purchase.

You'd think with the PGA instructors, you know the ones that are supposed to teach you how to use your equipment, and the certified Titleist fitters, you know the ones that are supposed to fit the equipment to you, that they would know about how Titleist clubs setup.

I am so sorry for thinking Titleist would be a place to get an answer.

I am so sorry that I think it might be a place to give an answer.

SO maybe it would do you good to just ignore me.

Hi Quintin,

I'm not exactly sure I follow your original question but feel free to call our golf club concierge team at 1-888-TITLEIST and they may be able to help answer your question. 

I apologize if you feel that we didn't provide a response to your original post in a timely manner but as a discussion board we also like to encourage an open dialogue between peers as well to ensure you can get feedback from other avid golfers. 

Feel free to send me a PM if you would like to chat some more. 

As always, thanks for all of your contributions and keep the questions (and answers) coming!

Cheers, Mike