Used Titleist 917 F3 fairway wood
A 2016 fairway wood from Titleist, launched at $319, sold in 13.5° and 15° heads.
On Nov 9, 2026, no used right-handed Titleist 917 F3 fairway woods were listed at the stores Used Club Finder tracks.
Newer model: Titleist TS3 (2018), used from $122.98 · all generations ↓
Delivered prices include shipping where the store publishes it; sales tax not included.
Used Titleist 917 F3 fairway woods
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Specs
| Released | 2016 (US retail Oct 21, 2016) |
|---|---|
| Launch price | $319 |
| Head lofts | 13.5° and 15° |
| Head type | Low spin |
169cc lower-spin 917 fairway, 3-wood lofts only (13.5, 15; RH/LH). Any '917 F3 18 deg' listing is likely a mislabelled F2 or an adjusted head. In us stores oct 21, 2016, $319 at launch.
Source: titleist.com (manufacturer) and amateurgolf.com (press). Specs checked Oct 22, 2026: factory specs stay the same, so they are checked when a model is added; store prices are checked every day.
Other Titleist 917 fairway woods
Titleist 917 F2. Same family and year, different head shapes or weighting, so check the exact model on the sole or crown.
Generations
| Model | Year | Lofts | Used from | New from | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Titleist 917 F3this model | 2016 | 13.5, 15° | – | – | – |
| Titleist TS3 | 2018 | 13.5, 15, 16.5, 18° | $122.982 listed | – | Used $122.982 listed |
Lowest delivered prices at our stores today, right-handed; a dash means none listed. Lofts as the makers publish them.
It was replaced by the Titleist TS3.
Titleist 917 drivers
Titleist 917 D2, Titleist 917 D3. Specs and lofts for the matching drivers.
Quick answers
When did the Titleist 917 F3 come out?
2016; it reached US stores on Oct 21, 2016.
What lofts does the Titleist 917 F3 come in?
13.5°, 15°.
How much did the Titleist 917 F3 cost new?
$319 at launch, when it reached US stores on Oct 21, 2016. Source: golfwrx.com (press).
What replaced the Titleist 917 F3?
Before you buy a used fairway wood
Check the loft on the sole or hosel, not just the number: the same family can sell a 3-wood at 15° and 16.5°, and an adjustable hosel may have been set away from standard. A head-only listing needs a shaft fitted with that brand's hosel adapter. Check whether the headcover is included, and look at sole and face photos: fairway woods are hit off the ground, so the sole shows wear first. See how condition grades compare and how to spot fake clubs. Buy from established sellers with a return policy.