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Locking the head back in place with the torque wrench supplied free with the club, gives me four main settings to set up the trajectory:
*Towards L sets the club to give a maximum draw (presumably for those with a built slice or fade swing).
*Towards R sets the club for a controlled fade (for those who consistently over draw or pull tee shots)
*Neutral Upright (NU) delivers a slight draw (for those with a tendency toward a slight fade)
* Neutral (N) produces a slight fade (my preferred setting to counteract an occasional hook/pull)
Movable Weight Technology TM, is discretionary clubhead weight that can be easily redistributed by the player to change the characteristics of the club. By moving differently weighted cartridges, using a proprietary TaylorMade wrench, into strategically positioned ports, CG location can be optimized per golfer. Positioning more weight in the heel and less in the toe, speeds club head rotation during the forwardswing, which promotes a draw and/or reduces a slice.
The bad think about golf clubs is they're made a certain way at the factory and it's pretty hard to change them. Forged irons hosels can be bend to change loft and lie but woods are pretty much the way you buy them. To change from slice to hook or visa versa you have to toe the face in or out and you can accomplish this by yourself just rotating your grip on the club to turn it in or out but when you do that you change the level of the sole of the club and you also change the pitch of the club face. If you want that kind of customization you need to take that into account when you purchase the club and buy what you need rather than try to change it later.
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