How to Use Your Driver's Loft Sleeve | TaylorMade Golf 

Straight back at ya man ✌🏻

@@trottiegolf thank you brother! Love from Rio Secco out in Vegas! Starting lessons with Butch soon! 🏌🏽‍♂️

There is a chart if you look it up...

There is a TM adapter sleeve chart that gives all the settings....

Upright toe if in uprt side or flat toe if opposite side.

I used to have the same problem and im 15 so you can try and use my advice if you wish but what used to happen to me is i would hit it very high and with a slice and its because you swing is a bit “jumpy” if you want to call it that so to try and correct this make sure to keep your left foot planted on the ground so it doesn’t jump away (if you left handed it would be your right foot or your front foot) and what that does is it stops you from hitting as much up on it and will give you a more consistent lower ball flight….also just recently i have discovered that tilting your shoulders back just slightly helps with height because height is still a good thing but too much will obviously not be good…. Im a 2 handicap and have worked on this for a while so i hope this helped and made sense :)

@@zacdsouza7608 thank you. All advice is appreciated brother so I will give it a go and either thank you or ask for more advice 🤣🤣🤣 thanks again.

It may be that you are hitting down as negative attack angle causing too much height and spin. You really need a launch monitor to see what's happening... The shaft weight will also influence height, light shaft more height and heavier shaft lower.

@warwickingle9936 this makes sense. I used to have a 70g which I loved and now have a 50g and definitely don't like it as much.

@louspencermusic it really is trial and error but I would try a 60gram shaft to start. Where you are hitting on the club face is something you can do without a launch monitor. I use a damp towel and just wipe the face between hits. Lighter shafts being more whippy are harder to control but if the shaft is too heavy you lose swing speed...need the happy middle...good luck

There’s bits on this on my RU-vid…. Check it out for more details

@@trottiegolf thanks man!

Just keep going until it clicks. You want hurt anything. It takes a lot of torque to click.

Some torque tools don't click and others click easy. The screws have lock or rubber washers so if you have tightened firm it will be fine. The screws go a long way into the adapter sleeve so you will notice if it becomes loose well before it comes off...

180 degree to std only affects the lie angle. TM has a full setting chart so you can see every setting.

It's only really important if you have an extremely cheap non big name shaft brand or if your shaft was made when graphite shafts first started readily being available(1995, give or take). If you buy an MCA/Aldila, Fujikura, Graphite Design, UST Mamiya, a reputable brand $200+ shaft it will be 99-100% round. So we are talking less the 1% not completely round at the very worst!

loving all your videos tho

Callaway may be your answer..

He’s correct.

Back in the bag 😜

The real answer is “higher” it will close the toe up

@@ryanwjohnsen 😂

Try 180 deg turn from std....it will say uprt and raise the toe but loft is the same. When you set up, get someone to check if the toe is up and they can slide a tee in flat to the centre....

I guess it’s cool that you class me as a “personality” 🤣👍🏻

You know what Trottie. It says more about me than you that I wrote that. I’ll keep the comment on for you to see it. Then it’ll go. You don’t need to see feedback like that when you’re working

Go elsewhere then, Trottie has a personality and his comments made me smile...