#driver fitting
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Cobra Driver Settings: FutureFit33 Is a Compass, Not a Grid
Cobra's current hosel is FutureFit33, not MyFly. Its letter-and-number codes give 33 loft and lie settings, and the chart reads outward from A1 like a compass.
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PING Driver Settings: Trajectory Tuning Can't Fix a Slice
PING's hosel has eight Trajectory Tuning settings and none of them targets a slice. The two plus marks differ by size: small is +1.0, large is +1.5.
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TaylorMade Loft Sleeve: Pick a Half of the Clock First
Pick the half of the clock your miss belongs on, then how far around. All 12 Qi4D sleeve positions, and why loft and face angle always move together.
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Titleist Driver Settings: One SureFit Chart Since 2010
Titleist never gave A through D a meaning. The grid does: up and down for trajectory, left and right for shot shape. One chart, every driver since 2010.
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Callaway OptiFit Hosel Settings: What Each One Fixes
Callaway's OptiFit hosel has four loft settings, but the part most players actually need for a slice or hook is a different one: the adjustable weight port.
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What loft driver should I use? The number on the head is a starting point, not the answer
Most golfers own the wrong loft driver. Here is how to figure out which number suits your swing speed, attack angle, and current ball flight.
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A driver loft sleeve moves the face angle more than the loft
TaylorMade publishes how far its loft sleeve opens the face. Titleist doesn't. One measured Titleist hosel read the same loft at all 16 settings.