My only advice is to try them all with help from a qualified Advanced fitter.  They will have these shafts except for maybe the Tour Green.

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Mike:

Any one of those shafts with appropriate flex could work well for you.  Finding out which, if any, is the best can only be done through testing and a fitting.  If you are investing in a new driver, then take the time and find a fitter who can get you dialed in.

Joe Burdess

KPC-Titleist Regional Fitter

Mikael,

Do yourself a big favor and go get a driver fitting done by a fitter who has the Titleist Surefit cart that way you will get the right head/shaft makeup that is best for your swing.  All the shafts you listed are good shafts but a driver fitting is the way to go versus buying a shaft that someone else likes.  It will be well worth it.  Good Luck!

My stats are the same as yours.  I have a d3 with fubuki 73s.  fantastic combination. fubuki 63 plays a little softer and higher flight.

Hi

I have just personally changed shafts in my 910 D3 from what i was originally fitted into as i felt the shaft i tried at my fitting was very different in feel from the one i ordered. I was fit at titleist national fitting centre in the UK and was fit into the Diamana 70 Stiff, i ordered this set up from my pro, and when the club arrived i was shocked to find it was a very different feeling club from the one i had tested, probably due to the wide tolerance levels allowed by club and shaft manufacturers in terms of loft tolerances and shaft flex and cpm tolerances. This can make for a very different club from the one you originally try. I then ordered the DI6 and found the shaft to be good but a little fexible for me personally, I then ordered the Axivcore Tour green, this time in an x flex, the result..............BOOOM!!! Got there in the end, but more by my own judgements than fitting, but now very happy with my 910 combo. My advice would be, take your time, go on your instincts, do your research and testin on these shaft combos.