@@EFGMC clear and accurate explanation on adjustable hosel settings. Thanks for clearing that up. A couple of questions though. 1. Would lie angle 📐 change have an effect on the center of gravity when making these adjustments? 2a. What is the exact degree increment change in lie angle +/- from Neutral Standard? 2b. While negligible, would it be have an effect on the club head, maybe the closure rate or feel?
@@alldayrays7110 1. Yes I am sure it has some small change but honestly not enough to worry about. I think the CG change from increase/decrease of loft would be far more influential yet still too small for most people to worry about. 2.The lie angle change will depend on the club type and what the adapter is set at; 1,1.5, 2 degrees. Taylormade for example has a chart that shows the exact lies, lofts, and face angles with each setting. 2b. I have heard some people say the flattest or most upright lie can influence some golfers closure, but there is no rule for it I would say. Depends on the golfer.
The revelation for me was the last part about the relationship between the contact and balance points and the 2nd assumption. Thanks for putting all the pieces together. 👍
Got to say that is the best description on TH-cam…well done. The visual of the clock face really help me grasp what the adjustments were doing!!! I stopped the video and immediately liked and subscribed
Have spent ages looking for an explanation of how an adjustable driver works but now I've found it - a superb video explaining in simple terms the impact of changing the settings on the hosel. The use of a clock face to illustrate the relationship between the club head and the shaft was particularly good. Thanks and best wishes
I've had customers argue that lowering the loft closed the face and increasing the loft opened the face. The clip where you showed the club falling closed when you increase the loft and falling open when you decreased the loft is a great example I can show my customers. Thank you!
Excellent video! Finally, someone who explains exactly what these settings do with a visual representation of the head and shaft after adjustment. Thank you!
Finally a video explaining this clearly. I never understood how changing the loft would change the face angle if you square the club face to the target. It doesn’t.
I never had anyone explain the science to me before behind adjustable drivers and fairway woods while being fit. Great job explaining it. Now, I know how it truly works instead of being told to put the settings here and hit it bc that will give you the best chance of hitting it straighter. Thank you!
It’s straight up criminal how under appreciated your channel is. I’ve never seen a collection of better videos for at home club builders to learn from. Please continue to make content and grow the channel. You’re videos are very much appreciated by us that like to tinker on our gear at home. I taught myself a couple years ago to start doing my own club work and never looked back. Would have been a huge help to have had your channel as a resource. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for the very kind comment. Channel is slowly growing and I do nothing to promote it other than put out videos so we will just see where it goes.
What a terrific video explaining something that has confused me for years. Thank you for taking the time to do this, I am now smarter than I was 10 minutes ago 😊
Always had doubts about turning an adapter clockwise or anticlockwise could made that much difference but your explanation was brilliant.Keep up your great work.
Wow!!! What an exclamation. Mizuno owes you a check. I just picked up the ST190 and could not understand this adjustable hosel thing until I found this video. Great work. Thank you and subscribed. Cheers.
I looooove when TH-camrs are able to break things down into such a simple description. Made understanding adjustments on my driver so much easier! Ive been nervous to try it out
I’ve always heard that open/closed commentary and on my head I didn’t think it made sense because of how we keep the face square to the target. Thanks for breaking it down so well and explaining where that thought process comes from.
One super video, I have played golf for over 45 years. This year I bought my first adjustable driver a Cobra F9 and I wondered how all the numbers worked. With watching this video it all makes sense and you explained it better than anyone including the manufactures people. Great Job...
Wow. Tough subject and you gave a crystal clear explanation. You must have rehearsed because you moved right along without a lot of hemming and hawing. Excellent job. Thanks.
Spent hours watching so-called expert golfers hitting balls into screens and blathering incoherently about adjustable hosels with no explanation of how or why. Finally I found this video which is exactly what I needed to understand how to adjust my Mizuno CLK. THANK YOU!! Extremely helpful and informative video.
Great explanation. I know alot of especially beginning players that look at the markings on their grip to check if the club is square to target. This presentation shows that you must always use the club face for alignment. Good job.
THAT was AWESOME! I never truly understood HOW the adjustments worked until watching your video. Super clear presentation and easy to understand. Thanks!
FINALLY!!! Someone who was able to explain how the adjustable hosel works. I thought this was either one of the greatest golf mysteries or product gimmicks of all time. I have spoken with many golf product people and no one could explain how the adjustable piece made a difference in the driver head. You finally explained ( and showed) in a way an engineer can understand the mechanics. Thank you. The missing piece that no one knew to mention is that the adjustable component is essentially bent at a slight angle. I guess the answer was just too simple for others to understand or try to explain. The angle is of course so small I could not see it with my naked eye nor had I thought it through on my own without visual evidence. Also you have a great channel. I am getting ready to rebuild my 7 iron thanks to you. Thanks again.
One of the best explanations of the adjustable sleeve. I come from an era of flat sole woods with different bore angles. The rounded soles of drivers make this possible. Slightly less applicable to fairway woods and hybrids that don't have much camber. Tom Wishon was one of the most outspoken in this topic.
Simply put-the best explanation on you-tube about adjustable hostels and how they work. Been asking this question for two years how this works. Even a pro at a couple pro store didn't give this explanation. All other videos in regards to this subject should be removed Lol.
Great video. I do a lot of club fittings and hearing how you explains how the hosel works is exactly how it should be explained to the average golfer. Thank you!
I got fit for a Ping G410 a few years ago - 9 degrees, soft regular shaft and that worked very well . . . but then started fiddling with the loft and draw bias . . . finally went back to the loft, lie and neutral back weight which really were best for me. I'm thinking that the key piece of this video is that the balance point of the club is maybe more important than you might think at set up . . . the face angle slightly changing if you don't pay attention when taking your grip and squaring the face to the target. Great video.
WOW! First time (after over 30 years) I actually understand the adjustable driver! Thanks so much for making that video! Great explanation! Much appreciated!
Thank you so much for this video. I couldn't believe how many videos I'd tried watching that basically just said "ehhh well ya rotate it and it changes loft and lie, you figure it out..." lol like why even make that video?! Thank you for actually explaining. The critical component that I think is easy to miss and that causes the confusion is that the shaft and hosel are not parallel. I was wondering how the hell essentially just twisting the shaft would change the way the club hits, assuming that it was just rotating on an axis down the center of the shaft. But knowing that it shifts the angle of the shaft in relation to the head makes SO much more sense haha.
I am echoing all the comments below. I have watched this video a few times now and only because I want to use your words in my own conversations on the topic. I am sharing your video BTW not just borrowing ideas. Super job. Very well explained. Cheers
i know i am repeating what has already been said but this is by far the best informational video on this subject that i have found. very easy and simple to understand .thank you.
Great explanation, thank you! I just picked up my first adjustable hosel driver today and will now have a perfect understanding for when I can get to the range and dial this thing in. The club manufacturer (Tour Edge) provides a loft and lie angle setting chart on their website, but no explanation of the geometry relationships. You did that simply, thanks again!
A++. Your explanation surpasses every other due to your exceptional visuals. I thought I knew the subject well, but I gained a lot of additional knowledge. Great job.
Saw the video at work and had to login to give it a like. Probably the most in-depth and simple explanation for this topic. I’m still slicing the ball lol. Thanks for the info.
Good explanation. I have a Ping driver and even the Ping website doesn't give a detailed explanation, just a chart. The 2nd assumption is critical in order to just be dealing with a change in loft and not opening or closing the face. Very well explained.
Finally...a video on this subject that actually explains the science behind how the adjustable hosel works. All the other videos I've seen only state what adjustment creates what result, but not why. Your explanation on the "assumptions" is critically important, too. Thank you for point that out. No club fitter has been able to explain this to me as well as you just did. I suspect many do not really understand it themselves. Bravo. Extremely well done. Just subscribed to your channel, as a result.
Appreciate it. Anyone in the golf business should watch this. Like you said, most don't understand what's happening, just regurgitating the club companies marketing.
Your videos are fantastic. Could not get my head around why an adjustable hybrid I was being fitted for seemed to want to fall open at address. Love the detail
This is a great video that explains how the adjustable hosel adapter affects the loft and lie. I think for those that are still having difficulty understanding this you have to think about the center of the clock as being the normal grip position of the individual golfer (of a RH golfer in these examples) when holding club for the shot (A.K.A rule #1). At 5:12 in the video when the clock face is shown and the grip is rotated around the clock, in your mind, visualize the grip being moved to the center of the clock as the final position of the shaft when the golfer holds the club and then how the head itself moves as a result. For example, when the hosel is inserted so that the grip is at the 6 o'clock position on the clock, when the golfer then holds the club, the golfer naturally positions the grip into the center of their clock and the head of the club as a result is rotated forward thus reducing the lie. If the hosel is inserted so the grip end is in the 9 o'clock position, the golfer again puts the grip into the center of their clock which results in the club head to rotate slightly to the right which increases the loft. The lie angle is also slightly higher than it would be if the hosel was at neutral so the net result is a slight opening of the club. If the hosel is inserted at the 12 o'clock position, when the golfer holds the grip in the center of the clock, it raises the lie due to the club grip moving downward from 12 o'clock to center. At 3 o'clock the grip moves from 3 o'clock to the center of the clock thus resulting in the club head rotating slightly to the left which lowers the loft. The lie is its lowest when the hosel is inserted for the 6 o'clock position and the highest at the 12 o'clock position. The lie then always increases when the hosel is changed from the neutral position. The loft is the same at both 6 o'clock and 12 o'clock grip positions and max loft is at 9 o'clock grip position and minimum loft is at the 3 o'clock position. This is all taking into consideration when the grip end is centered in that clock which is what happens due to rule #1 and when the club face is squared to the target due to rule #2. Always think of that grip moving back into its center of clock position as the "final adjustment"
That's how I thought it works but it's nice to have someone confirm it for me. I have seen lots of videos and read lots of articles on this topic but like you said they all just repeat what the manufacturer instructions say and tell you how to use the adjustable hosel without explaining the actual theory behind it. Great video!
Fantastic video... clearly, its tough subject to explain easily... but I now fully understand the principal and function of the adjustable hosel. Thank you!
such a great video. watched many videos on youtube trying to understand the logic behind adjustable hosel and none of them made it clear until this one.
Thank you. When you can actually see what is happening it all makes sense. If you haven't subscribed, please consider it as we will have more videos like this up coming.
I'm also a club builder and I argue this point with my fitters all the time: the setting does not change loft AND face angle; the setting changes loft OR face angle (depending on how the user holds/delivers the club). For example, Taylormade's chart says that in the "LOWER" setting, the loft is -2 degrees AND the face is 4 degrees open. According to Assumption No. 2, the golfer is pointing the face at the target. If the face is pointed at the target, then how can it be open? I use the same Golf Instruments M-310 gauge and I've measured pretty much every settings from every OEM. The loft is always accurate to what the vendor says it does...WHEN THE FACE IS SQUARE. However, if I take the Taylormade LOWER setting and open the face 4 degrees, then the loft reads standard loft again. That's why some people argue that you're just changing face angle (and not loft). I say you're doing one or the other, depending on the golfer.
Hi Alexander. I just watched a video on the taylormade loft/lie and I was confused. You answered my question! Watching that video I was so confused because of assumption number two on this video. If the club face is facing the target, only loft would be changed right? Therefore it should not cause a draw/fade bias, is that correct?
@@flyfishaholic hi! The other variable not mentioned is club path. 0° face with 3°i-o is a draw; 0° face with 3°o-i is a fade; 0° face with 0° path is straight. My advice is to try neutral, highest loft, the lowest, and upright to see which quadrant is closest to your desired ball flight.
Excellent video!! I've always been confused as to the adjustments to the driver head vs how it naturally lies at setup. You're point on the two key assumptions the manufacturer makes clears it all up. Many Thanks.
Thank you so much for this comprehensive video with a perfect demonstration. Most videos out there only do the talking which I cannot understand. Thank you.
Your vids are so well done! You explain things so clearly that I wonder at it. Wishon also has great info, but his explanations require several viewings, along with technical lingo. thank you thank you
This is very well explained. Thanks for stating the 2 assumptions, without these, I would've thought my adapter was installed incorrectly since the lower lofted switch actually opened up the face.
hahahaha had to bust out laughing with the guitar music during the clock video! Love it! Thank you for this video. Adjusting mine for the first time and this was super helpful. Also watched your other one to make sure i go what you were laying down.
Thank you that is really helpful. I couldn't find this information anywhere. I thought there was something wrong with my driver as I had to really force myself to open the face. I've gone back to the standard loft now.
Thanks for yourunderstandable demonstration and insightful "assumptions"., assumptions. The time was well worth it especially after searching for an hour on how the "adjusters" work. I bought a used M5 and want to optimize it.
The M5 is the perfect club to pair with this video as it has the rotating adapter. Keep track of the ball flight and impact position as you get it dialed in.
Recently bought a cobra F8 and it is my first adjustable driver. I had no idea how the adjustments worked or what they did. This video cleared that up! Great video, thanks!
I couldn't understand how de-lofting changed the face orientation. This is literally the best video ever on the topic. Thanks!
The best video on loft and lie with adjustable drivers ever. Thanks!
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Damn never knew this
@@EFGMC clear and accurate explanation on adjustable hosel settings. Thanks for clearing that up. A couple of questions though.
1. Would lie angle 📐 change have an effect on the center of gravity when making these adjustments?
2a. What is the exact degree increment change in lie angle +/- from Neutral Standard?
2b. While negligible, would it be have an effect on the club head, maybe the closure rate or feel?
@@alldayrays7110 1. Yes I am sure it has some small change but honestly not enough to worry about. I think the CG change from increase/decrease of loft would be far more influential yet still too small for most people to worry about.
2.The lie angle change will depend on the club type and what the adapter is set at; 1,1.5, 2 degrees. Taylormade for example has a chart that shows the exact lies, lofts, and face angles with each setting.
2b. I have heard some people say the flattest or most upright lie can influence some golfers closure, but there is no rule for it I would say. Depends on the golfer.
Agreed. This is the best explanation of adjustable hosels and their effects I have ever seen on TH-cam.
The revelation for me was the last part about the relationship between the contact and balance points and the 2nd assumption. Thanks for putting all the pieces together. 👍
Finally an honest video on how the adjustable shaft works on the golf club. Thanks.
Got to say that is the best description on TH-cam…well done. The visual of the clock face really help me grasp what the adjustments were doing!!! I stopped the video and immediately liked and subscribed
This video literally answered every question I’ve been asking about adjustable drivers! This video should have millions of likes by now!!
The best video on TH-cam regarding this topic.
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@Rey Adan sounds like your a real douchebag
Have spent ages looking for an explanation of how an adjustable driver works but now I've found it - a superb video explaining in simple terms the impact of changing the settings on the hosel. The use of a clock face to illustrate the relationship between the club head and the shaft was particularly good. Thanks and best wishes
I've had customers argue that lowering the loft closed the face and increasing the loft opened the face. The clip where you showed the club falling closed when you increase the loft and falling open when you decreased the loft is a great example I can show my customers. Thank you!
Excellent video! Finally, someone who explains exactly what these settings do with a visual representation of the head and shaft after adjustment. Thank you!
Finally a video explaining this clearly. I never understood how changing the loft would change the face angle if you square the club face to the target. It doesn’t.
The clock face explanation is such a cool way to explain it. Great and simple video to understand. Great work
I never had anyone explain the science to me before behind adjustable drivers and fairway woods while being fit. Great job explaining it. Now, I know how it truly works instead of being told to put the settings here and hit it bc that will give you the best chance of hitting it straighter. Thank you!
This guy is being super slept on. He has a lot of knowledge and his explanation is through and very well presented.
That was a great 'clock' demonstration.
After ten searches - I found this excellent explanation of HOW these adapters work. Thanks!
It’s straight up criminal how under appreciated your channel is. I’ve never seen a collection of better videos for at home club builders to learn from. Please continue to make content and grow the channel. You’re videos are very much appreciated by us that like to tinker on our gear at home. I taught myself a couple years ago to start doing my own club work and never looked back. Would have been a huge help to have had your channel as a resource. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for the very kind comment. Channel is slowly growing and I do nothing to promote it other than put out videos so we will just see where it goes.
yes youtube should be arrested.
What a terrific video explaining something that has confused me for years. Thank you for taking the time to do this, I am now smarter than I was 10 minutes ago 😊
Always had doubts about turning an adapter clockwise or anticlockwise could made that much difference but your explanation was brilliant.Keep up your great work.
Finally, someone made sense of it. Thank you good sir.
This guy definitely has a high degree in some areas of science. He knows exactly how to properly preface an explanation
I will take that as a compliment. Thanks for watching.
@@EFGMC I'm saying you're clearly very intelligent, also thank you for explaining this to me
Wow!!! What an exclamation. Mizuno owes you a check. I just picked up the ST190 and could not understand this adjustable hosel thing until I found this video. Great work. Thank you and subscribed. Cheers.
Finally, a video that not only explains how it works, but also demonstrates the mechanics. Thank you
Thanks. Glad it helped.
I agree with other commenters: This is the VERY BEST and most understandable presentation of this topic. I'm now a subscriber. Thanks.
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Excellent video - the only one on youtube to actually explain clearly how and why this works! Thank for posting
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I looooove when TH-camrs are able to break things down into such a simple description. Made understanding adjustments on my driver so much easier! Ive been nervous to try it out
I’ve always heard that open/closed commentary and on my head I didn’t think it made sense because of how we keep the face square to the target. Thanks for breaking it down so well and explaining where that thought process comes from.
Glad it helped.
One super video, I have played golf for over 45 years. This year I bought my first adjustable driver a Cobra F9 and I wondered how all the numbers worked. With watching this video it all makes sense and you explained it better than anyone including the manufactures people. Great Job...
Awesome. Glad to hear it helped make sense of those hosels. When you can actually see the changes being made, I find it simplifies things greatly.
That was an excellent demonstration with the different positions in the clock positions.
Wow. Tough subject and you gave a crystal clear explanation. You must have rehearsed because you moved right along without a lot of hemming and hawing. Excellent job. Thanks.
As if golf wasn't already complicated, I stumbled upon your video lol great info man
Spent hours watching so-called expert golfers hitting balls into screens and blathering incoherently about adjustable hosels with no explanation of how or why. Finally I found this video which is exactly what I needed to understand how to adjust my Mizuno CLK. THANK YOU!! Extremely helpful and informative video.
Thanks for watching. Glad it cleared it up.
Most clear and concise explanation I've seen on the topic.
Great explanation. I know alot of especially beginning players that look at the markings on their grip to check if the club is square to target. This presentation shows that you must always use the club face for alignment. Good job.
I have searched for an explanation on the topic of adjustable hosels. This is perfect and concise.
Thanks for watching. Glad it was helpful.
THAT was AWESOME! I never truly understood HOW the adjustments worked until watching your video.
Super clear presentation and easy to understand. Thanks!
FINALLY!!! Someone who was able to explain how the adjustable hosel works. I thought this was either one of the greatest golf mysteries or product gimmicks of all time. I have spoken with many golf product people and no one could explain how the adjustable piece made a difference in the driver head. You finally explained ( and showed) in a way an engineer can understand the mechanics. Thank you. The missing piece that no one knew to mention is that the adjustable component is essentially bent at a slight angle. I guess the answer was just too simple for others to understand or try to explain. The angle is of course so small I could not see it with my naked eye nor had I thought it through on my own without visual evidence. Also you have a great channel. I am getting ready to rebuild my 7 iron thanks to you. Thanks again.
This is the first video on this topic that really made me understand how it works. Thank you so much :)
One of the best explanations of the adjustable sleeve. I come from an era of flat sole woods with different bore angles. The rounded soles of drivers make this possible. Slightly less applicable to fairway woods and hybrids that don't have much camber. Tom Wishon was one of the most outspoken in this topic.
The best explanation I've found on TH-cam! Thank you AJ
Simply put-the best explanation on you-tube about adjustable hostels and how they work. Been asking this question for two years how this works. Even a pro at a couple pro store didn't give this explanation. All other videos in regards to this subject should be removed Lol.
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Mr. Mobile, it is clear and understandable, great job. Nobody has explained so thouroughly the process with it´s results. Great Video!!!
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Excellent explanation. Even the club manufacturer don't explain them.
Great video. I do a lot of club fittings and hearing how you explains how the hosel works is exactly how it should be explained to the average golfer. Thank you!
Great Video!! Thank you so much, I watched 5 videos and none of them explain it as well as you do. Keep up the good work!!
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Best video on TH-cam - explaining something I have been trying to work out for hours with other rubbish TH-cam Videos......bravo sir!!!
Thank you!
Indeed, the best explanation of adjustable driver I have ever heard. Should be a required video at all golf shops. Thanks!
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I got fit for a Ping G410 a few years ago - 9 degrees, soft regular shaft and that worked very well . . . but then started fiddling with the loft and draw bias . . . finally went back to the loft, lie and neutral back weight which really were best for me. I'm thinking that the key piece of this video is that the balance point of the club is maybe more important than you might think at set up . . . the face angle slightly changing if you don't pay attention when taking your grip and squaring the face to the target. Great video.
WOW! First time (after over 30 years) I actually understand the adjustable driver! Thanks so much for making that video! Great explanation! Much appreciated!
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Thank you so much for this video. I couldn't believe how many videos I'd tried watching that basically just said "ehhh well ya rotate it and it changes loft and lie, you figure it out..." lol like why even make that video?! Thank you for actually explaining. The critical component that I think is easy to miss and that causes the confusion is that the shaft and hosel are not parallel. I was wondering how the hell essentially just twisting the shaft would change the way the club hits, assuming that it was just rotating on an axis down the center of the shaft. But knowing that it shifts the angle of the shaft in relation to the head makes SO much more sense haha.
I am echoing all the comments below. I have watched this video a few times now and only because I want to use your words in my own conversations on the topic. I am sharing your video BTW not just borrowing ideas. Super job. Very well explained. Cheers
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i know i am repeating what has already been said but this is by far the best informational video on this subject that i have found. very easy and simple to understand .thank you.
Sorry I never saw this post til now. Thanks for the kind review.
Great explanation, thank you! I just picked up my first adjustable hosel driver today and will now have a perfect understanding for when I can get to the range and dial this thing in. The club manufacturer (Tour Edge) provides a loft and lie angle setting chart on their website, but no explanation of the geometry relationships. You did that simply, thanks again!
Fantastic explanation. A lot of shops that sell these don't really understand how they work. Thanks for making it clear.
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Can't say it enough but best explanation on the planet for loft, lie and face angle!!!
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Finally! An easily understood, yet detailed explanation on this topic. Thx much.
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One of the best videos I’ve seen from the perspective of physics and club engineering. Great comparison shots!
A++. Your explanation surpasses every other due to your exceptional visuals. I thought I knew the subject well, but I gained a lot of additional knowledge. Great job.
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Thanks for your time for explaining this, I don't think I have ever seen any other video about behind scene mechanism. Brilliant!
Finally a great explanation of how this works! Thank you so much for this great, informative video. Well done!
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Saw the video at work and had to login to give it a like. Probably the most in-depth and simple explanation for this topic. I’m still slicing the ball lol. Thanks for the info.
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Awesome! THIS IS THE FIRST OF 10 VIDEOS THAT FINALLY EXPLAINS IT TO WHERE I UNDERSTAND IT... because he actually uses visuals.
Thanks for watching. Glad it cleared up the mechanics of it.
Good explanation. I have a Ping driver and even the Ping website doesn't give a detailed explanation, just a chart. The 2nd assumption is critical in order to just be dealing with a change in loft and not opening or closing the face. Very well explained.
OMG! Your tone and instruction is great. I'm awaiting my new Cleveland adjustment tool to make some of these changes. Golf is Fun, Again! Thank you.
Thank you so much, fantastic video. I have been searching to find out how changing the hosel actually works.
Excellent explanation! I just got my first adjustable hosel driver and now I know just what I'm doing while adjusting it. Thank you.
Finally...a video on this subject that actually explains the science behind how the adjustable hosel works. All the other videos I've seen only state what adjustment creates what result, but not why.
Your explanation on the "assumptions" is critically important, too. Thank you for point that out.
No club fitter has been able to explain this to me as well as you just did. I suspect many do not really understand it themselves.
Bravo. Extremely well done. Just subscribed to your channel, as a result.
Appreciate it. Anyone in the golf business should watch this. Like you said, most don't understand what's happening, just regurgitating the club companies marketing.
Brilliant, thanks for helping me finally understand the physics/mechanism behind adjustable loft and its relationships with Lie/Face angle.
Your videos are fantastic. Could not get my head around why an adjustable hybrid I was being fitted for seemed to want to fall open at address. Love the detail
Awesome explanation! I'll probably watch this video 10 times. Thank you
Thanks for watching.
I especially liked the clock face analogy. Great video!
Now i finally understand why changing loft opens and closes the face. Thank you!
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This is a great video that explains how the adjustable hosel adapter affects the loft and lie. I think for those that are still having difficulty understanding this you have to think about the center of the clock as being the normal grip position of the individual golfer (of a RH golfer in these examples) when holding club for the shot (A.K.A rule #1). At 5:12 in the video when the clock face is shown and the grip is rotated around the clock, in your mind, visualize the grip being moved to the center of the clock as the final position of the shaft when the golfer holds the club and then how the head itself moves as a result. For example, when the hosel is inserted so that the grip is at the 6 o'clock position on the clock, when the golfer then holds the club, the golfer naturally positions the grip into the center of their clock and the head of the club as a result is rotated forward thus reducing the lie. If the hosel is inserted so the grip end is in the 9 o'clock position, the golfer again puts the grip into the center of their clock which results in the club head to rotate slightly to the right which increases the loft. The lie angle is also slightly higher than it would be if the hosel was at neutral so the net result is a slight opening of the club. If the hosel is inserted at the 12 o'clock position, when the golfer holds the grip in the center of the clock, it raises the lie due to the club grip moving downward from 12 o'clock to center. At 3 o'clock the grip moves from 3 o'clock to the center of the clock thus resulting in the club head rotating slightly to the left which lowers the loft. The lie is its lowest when the hosel is inserted for the 6 o'clock position and the highest at the 12 o'clock position. The lie then always increases when the hosel is changed from the neutral position. The loft is the same at both 6 o'clock and 12 o'clock grip positions and max loft is at 9 o'clock grip position and minimum loft is at the 3 o'clock position. This is all taking into consideration when the grip end is centered in that clock which is what happens due to rule #1 and when the club face is squared to the target due to rule #2. Always think of that grip moving back into its center of clock position as the "final adjustment"
This video is the best explanation of adjustable hossels .
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A great explanation of adjustable hosels! My brain is no longer confused so thank you!
Happy it helped!
That's how I thought it works but it's nice to have someone confirm it for me. I have seen lots of videos and read lots of articles on this topic but like you said they all just repeat what the manufacturer instructions say and tell you how to use the adjustable hosel without explaining the actual theory behind it. Great video!
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Great explanation! Very helpful and probably should be referenced by every company making this type of club.
Best explanation I've ever found on how adjustable hosel works! Great job
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Fantastic video... clearly, its tough subject to explain easily... but I now fully understand the principal and function of the adjustable hosel. Thank you!
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Best explanation I've seen on TH-cam or anywhere! Thanks!
Learned some crucial information today with your video! I have a much clearer idea of how loft and face angle work together now! Thank you! Suscribed.
Straight up. This was incredibly well done.
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Answered every question I've ever had about how this works. Thank you!
By far, the most indepth and eye-opening descriptive driver / hosel explanation I have found. This has absolutely helped with my iwn driving questions
such a great video. watched many videos on youtube trying to understand the logic behind adjustable hosel and none of them made it clear until this one.
Thank you. When you can actually see what is happening it all makes sense. If you haven't subscribed, please consider it as we will have more videos like this up coming.
I’ve been trying to explain this phenomenon to customers since 2009. Now I’m just going to give them a link to your channel. Thanks.
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I'm also a club builder and I argue this point with my fitters all the time: the setting does not change loft AND face angle; the setting changes loft OR face angle (depending on how the user holds/delivers the club). For example, Taylormade's chart says that in the "LOWER" setting, the loft is -2 degrees AND the face is 4 degrees open. According to Assumption No. 2, the golfer is pointing the face at the target. If the face is pointed at the target, then how can it be open? I use the same Golf Instruments M-310 gauge and I've measured pretty much every settings from every OEM. The loft is always accurate to what the vendor says it does...WHEN THE FACE IS SQUARE. However, if I take the Taylormade LOWER setting and open the face 4 degrees, then the loft reads standard loft again. That's why some people argue that you're just changing face angle (and not loft). I say you're doing one or the other, depending on the golfer.
Hi Alexander. I just watched a video on the taylormade loft/lie and I was confused. You answered my question! Watching that video I was so confused because of assumption number two on this video. If the club face is facing the target, only loft would be changed right? Therefore it should not cause a draw/fade bias, is that correct?
@@flyfishaholic hi! The other variable not mentioned is club path. 0° face with 3°i-o is a draw; 0° face with 3°o-i is a fade; 0° face with 0° path is straight. My advice is to try neutral, highest loft, the lowest, and upright to see which quadrant is closest to your desired ball flight.
When going +1.5 loft to keep pointing at the target do you have to move the ball position further ahead of your feet ?
This is big knowledge. Thanks.
Does it matter how you orient the adapter when installing?
Excellent video!! I've always been confused as to the adjustments to the driver head vs how it naturally lies at setup. You're point on the two key assumptions the manufacturer makes clears it all up. Many Thanks.
Thank you so much for this comprehensive video with a perfect demonstration. Most videos out there only do the talking which I cannot understand.
Thank you.
I appreciate the comments. I agree most other explanations fall short, when it's really pretty straight forward once you see what is going on.
Glad it was helpful. Stay tuned, I have more videos on the way.
MOBILE CLUBMAKER Yes sir...!!!
This is by far the most informative video on this topic I have seen to date.Well done sir.
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Brilliant explanation, best I've seen - all makes sense now. I'm off to the range with ratchet in hand!
Your vids are so well done! You explain things so clearly that I wonder at it. Wishon also has great info, but his explanations require several viewings, along with technical lingo. thank you thank you
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This is very well explained. Thanks for stating the 2 assumptions, without these, I would've thought my adapter was installed incorrectly since the lower lofted switch actually opened up the face.
Very thorough and insightful. Thank you for making the complicated understanding with clarity. Awesome channel!
hahahaha had to bust out laughing with the guitar music during the clock video! Love it! Thank you for this video. Adjusting mine for the first time and this was super helpful. Also watched your other one to make sure i go what you were laying down.
I was adding music for a while until enough people told me to stop 😀
That’s the best explanation I’ve ever heard on loft and lie adjustment
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Thank you that is really helpful. I couldn't find this information anywhere. I thought there was something wrong with my driver as I had to really force myself to open the face. I've gone back to the standard loft now.
Thanks for yourunderstandable demonstration and insightful "assumptions"., assumptions. The time was well worth it especially after searching for an hour on how the "adjusters" work. I bought a used M5 and want to optimize it.
The M5 is the perfect club to pair with this video as it has the rotating adapter. Keep track of the ball flight and impact position as you get it dialed in.
Recently bought a cobra F8 and it is my first adjustable driver. I had no idea how the adjustments worked or what they did. This video cleared that up! Great video, thanks!
Happy it helped. Enjoy the new stick!
Awesome explanation & something Tom Wishon has tried to get across for years. You can't change both loft & face angle, it's one or the other.
Tom Wishon's video on adjustable drivers th-cam.com/video/aj5KOk2oXU0/w-d-xo.html