So either these wrenches have a much higher torque setting than I've seen reported or my Snap-On wrench wildly out-of-calibration. Don't worry about exact torque tolerances, just steer clear of using a hex wrench without a way to avoid putting too much pressure on the screw.

Just saying, in never purchasing from big box unless they do a proper fit (shaft and head, the shaft is what drives the club). I was a robot that could repeat the same swing every time for the next however many years that I play these clubs. Also check with the place you purchased your fairway wood from and they will generally have a few laying around to give you one or they can contact Titleist and they will send one out to you.In doing so I will go against the provision of not using genuine Titleist components and may VOID MY WARRANTY! I keep one in my golf bag so I can double check the clubs occasionally just in case one has worked loose (they never have). As I found out years ago when I bought my 910 driver, they only come with drivers, not hybrids or fairway metals. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N930A using MyGolfSpy mobile appJust dropped it off at the post office, you should be receiving it maybe Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. I just confirmed with Mizuno and the Mizuno wrench that I have will work with the 2014 driver as well.

I need to change my dad's new Taylormade Driver M4 loft but he bought it used and it didn't come with the specific tool. I also might adjust the loft setting before starting a round if I need to adjust the loft for windy or soft conditions.

The item may be missing its original packaging, or the original packaging has been opened or is no longer sealed.

Scared to adjust it too tight in case I damage it, but want to make sure it is tight enough not to come loose during a round. That said, the screws do change a lot from generation to generation so if you are replacing a screw play close attention. Company head office address: GOLFONLINE, WOODFIELD HOUSE, 506-508 HONEYPOT LANE, STANMORE, MIDDLESEX, HA7 1JS, U.Finally, am I not supposed to have fun with my new clubs and the added flexibility the adjustable options can provide? Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy mobile appI just confirmed with Mizuno and the Mizuno wrench that I have will work with the 2014 driver as well. Read more about the condition New other (see details): A new, unused item with absolutely no signs of wear. I bought the new TS2 Fairway and two 818H1 Hybrids through my local retailer that provides an approved fitting service, however when they arrived there is no torque wrench included that would be required to adjust these adjustable clubs!

The problem here is my once-upon-a-time-calibrated torque wrench was last calibrated over twenty years ago. By ticking the box, you are opting-in to marketing communications from TaylorMade Golf Limited or its parent company TaylorMade Golf Company, Inc. Not sure that makes it better or worse that they don’t give one every club that requires it considering the warning. The environmental conditions I play in are always the same, forbid, there be any wind and I want to be able to adjust the flights of the ball.

And, yeah: I've been wrenching on nuts and bolts for a good many years--but mostly with bigger wrenches in the ft-lbs range than in in-lbs. The handle is wide and comfortable, and the tool is made from a durable alloy for increased longevity.