...but the real question is whether you really want to use the extra loft-adjustment.
In my opinion, lowering the loft closes the face too much.
But maybe you'll be happy setting-up your club that way.
I bought it mainly for the extra adjustment range...
especially since the Callaway Epyic hosel adapter is limited to two lie settings,
which work out to 57deg and 59 deg with a 45.5" playing length,
and the face-offset changes with the loft and lie.
To me, the playing length, lie and face-offset are what really matter.
Your other choices are to keep swapping brands, heads & shafts or get the flat-red adapter,
which can take 0.75deg off the standard N lie and would offer a 56.25deg lie with a 45.5" shaft.
But not having one I don't know how that would affect the face angle,
but for ~$150 it would be worth trying both adapters if you're really curious.
This strong-green hosel-adapter fit nicely on a new .335" shaft tip & all of the ****-fittings are metal.
This Callaway Tour Adapter Is Awesome! Really can go 2* degrees which is very helpful!!
I love having the option to decrease the loft by 2*! There are some very windy days here & having that option is a game changer.
What a great product to have! We get very windy days here & being able to decrease your loft by -2* is truly a game changer on those days!
Solid and stable Callaway tip.
I have a Rouge st Max D 12 Degree driver and have lower it to 11 Degree. Still hitting it to high would you recommend a green do adapter to bring it to 10 Degree.
Hello, yes this would lower the loft by 2* instead of the stock adapter which is a maximum of 1*
I have a lefty green dot adapter on my AI smoke max. I seem to be fading it, and I would like to draw the ball. What setting would I use? It is a 9 degree driver
Hello, the callaway green dot adapters will lower the loft which will effectively open the face and thus promoting a fade. To promote a draw you would want to do the opposite which would be increasing the loft which closes the face. If you want to keep the same loft as you have now, you can try putting 2-3g of lead tape on the heel of the club which will cause the toe to turn over faster and thus straightening out your ball flight while only increasing the swingweight of the club by 1 sw point.
