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Yes, the TM changes loft and face angle together, plus the lie angle. (although the WRX offical review seems to state otherwise, but that's probably just poorly written) So, what changes on the TM tips? Loft and lie at the same time? If I want 8 degrees and square, I am basically sol, correct? Well, a lot of people have misunderstood the Titleist system, so don't feel bad. Ok, I am looking through old 910 threads and I see that the surefit tip does not maintain the face angle when loft is changed.

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Solarwinds Engineers Toolset V11 Keygen For Mac on this page. The TM priciple is exactly the same priciple but instead of labeling their adjustments open or closed, they've now changed the wording to higher or lower (presumably as loft adjustment is seen as a more desirable trait that face angle adjustment) Of course, now Callaway have joined the party 4 years later 'every other driver simply has to adjust' or something. Look closer at the Titleist chart - it says 'effective loft' +1 -1 etc. All the systems work the same - the shaft goes in at a slight angle to the hosel so as you swivel the shaft, the angle of the face changes - this effects the effective loft. If I want 8 degrees and square, I am basically sol, correct? You need r11 or r11s with ASP technology.you would then open the face for de-lofting but ASP allows you to set face angle for a visual effect back to square.clear as mud

(although the WRX offical review seems to state otherwise, but that's probably just poorly written) So, what changes on the TM tips? Loft and lie at the same time? Clear as mud? Ok, I am looking through old 910 threads and I see that the surefit tip does not maintain the face angle when loft is changed. To flight the ball straight with the driver, you have to have, essentially, a closing stroke in order to square the face at impact and achieve the lower loft. We're you to close the face at impact, with it open at address, you're rotating it closed and delofting it, opening it and holding it open through impact adds loft. When hitting a flop shot (adding loft) you open it and keep it open. In order to get the decreased loft, you're closing the face down at impact, delofting the driver. When you lower the loft you open the face at address. No, any time you adjust loft it's done by opening or closing the face at address. Maybe a better question is: 'how does the RBZ tip work?' Edited by roll - gybe, 23 April 2012 - 07:57 AM. Plus the tip is curved, so the wedge/bending analogy isn't exactly on target based on what I know. With the Titleist tip, there is are 2 adjustments being made: loft and lie. To flight the ball straight with the driver, you have to have, essentially, a closing stroke in order to square the face at impact and achieve the lower loft.Д¬lear as mud? Yes, let's just take this principle as a given. So do y'all think they took technology OUT of the RBZ tip? Hard to ascertain imo from that tiny cartoon.

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When you lower the loft you open the face at address.Д«uy a used TaylorMade R1 driver at and save hundreds. So do y'all think they took technology OUT of the RBZ tip? No, any time you adjust loft it's done by opening or closing the face at address.

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