How To Adjust Callaway X Hot Driver

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How to adjust Callaway XR Driver

Newer Callaway drivers are introduced in the market regularly with new features and flexibility. If you have upgraded your driver that is older to the latest drivers, you might be wondering how you can adjust your driver or how adjusting will affect the performance.

New drivers can seem a little overwhelming at first if you are upgrading from older clubs to new tech drivers with more customizable features. You can change the loft, lie and face angle, move weights to improve the centre of gravity etc. We will help you find out how to adjust your driver and how it can affect your swing.

Callaway XR driver

Callaway drivers are specially designed for lightweight, and it is built with a primary focus on speed; the aerodynamic shape helps to reduce drag and maximize swing force. It uses OptiFit adjustability hosel with 8 different configurations. The XR driver comes with a stock project X LZ shaft, and the shaft contributes the downswing load for higher energy transfer. It also comes with R.MOTO face technology, designed for efficient energy transfer.

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The ‘S’ in the hosel, indicates that it is a stated loft set on its natural setting. ‘-1’ subtracts the degree by one to the stated loft. Likewise ‘+2’ and ‘+3’ adds the following value to the stated loft.

This is a great looking driver. I took the driver to the range along with my current 15 year old Taylor Made Big Bertha. No matter how I adjusted the settings on the X-Hot Driver, it did not perform as well as the Big Bertha in either distance or consistency.

The Lie setting:

Draw setting is designated as ‘D’ in the cog of the hosel. It allows you to minimize slicing and enhance the draw. If you have the tendency to miss the right draw, you’ll probably want to set it to ‘D’.

The Neutral setting is designated as ‘N’. When it is kept on the neutral setting, you can control the draw and fade, respectively. It allows the ball to work in both directions.

Wrench tool

Screw the bolt with the wrench until you hear a click once or twice; make sure the hosel is tightened correctly. The wrench is designed to deliver optimal tightness of the bolt and preserve the durability. Since the clubs will be frequently adjusted.

Adjusting the loft

Although, the loft setting depends on the player’s preference and swing consistency, here are some few things you might want to consider when changing your loft.

Setting it too high

Hitting the ball too high can reduce the ball travel distance. While most swings come naturally, adjusting the loft keep the trajectory of the ball at medium height. If your swings are consistent, the loft angle can show a big difference to the results.

You can fix your trajectory angle by reducing the degree from 12.5 to 10.5 or 9.5 if most swings result in a higher trajectory.

Too low

If most you are experiencing having most of your trajectory going low, consider adding 1 or 2 degrees to your loft. Launching the ball low will result in more rolls when landing; however, it is no ideal on high grass or water.

Lie adjustments

Many of the modern drivers offer an adjustable setting to enhance the fade or draw. The ‘N’ indicates that it is in a neutral setting; it is ideal for both fade and draw control. However, controlling fade and draw fully depends on which side you hit. If the strike lands on the heel side, you’re more likely to deliver a fade. The adjustments are only effective if the impact is on the middle of the face. The ‘D’ is the draw setting, which is optimized to promote a better draw.

Consistent hits are recommended for both the draw and fade. Ultimately, if you are able to make good swings, the results will make a difference.

Finding your sweet spot

When practicing your swing, it is important to evaluate the distance of the ball. Make an estimate of which setting is the most comfortable to you, and also make a record. Since every golfer has different physique, the adjustments to your loft can make a drastic difference by 15 to 20 yards.

Although some trajectory may feel too high or too low, only your performance matters in the end. Make sure to maintain consistency on your swing and let the loft decide which setting is best suited for you.

The Callaway XR drivers offer a lot of forgiveness since most swings can reduce the sidespin. Take time to adjust until you feel the strike is perfect and keep records of the performance results.

The Callaway XR driver doesn’t come with adjustable centre of gravity

In case, you looking for the weight adjuster, the Callaway XR do not have adjustable weight. It is entirely focused on maximum speed and loading. However, it has an impressive performance on forgiveness. The Callaway XR driver is very reliant on strength.

Fact about adjustable drivers

There is a general misconception about adjustable drivers. Some people think adjustable drivers are being used to change the set-up of the club, depending on circumstances. However, the real benefit of adjustable drivers is to optimize for best performance suited for you.

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The loft adjustment alters the closing or either opens the face slightly. It affects the height of the trajectory and impacts on the travelling distance of the ball. In case when fail to hit the ball exactly gon the middle of the clubface, the forgiveness is profoundly affected by your loft adjustments.

The shaft of the club contributes to the speed of the swing, different types of shafts impacts on the kind of driver you use.

Conclusion

The basic instructions of adjustable drivers and its settings introduce about how it impacts the trajectory. However, the consistency, accuracy and strength on your swing play a significant role in the overall performance. Many of the tests were evaluated and experimented by professional golfers and proven effective. Most professionals in world championships use modern adjustable clubs.

How To Adjust A Callaway X Hot Driver

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It is essential to keep in mind that adjustable drivers are designed to bring your potential to the fullest. Only if you perform consistently, you will see how it affects the results, and the adjustments depend on the player’s preferences.

Callaway X2 Hot Driver

Callaway X2 Hot Driver

After last years X-hot driver being the most successful driver in the Callaway line up, I was a little unsure of what they were going to produce or change to add to the already great performance of the X-Hot. However the X-Hot wasn’t without fault. The main issues I had with the X-Hot were it wasn’t that appealing to look at, the 460cc head and grey crown could be excused for looking a little dull in comparison to the other flashy looking drivers it was competing against. The Callaway X-Hot performed well against the other drivers for 2013 and certainly within our shop was by far the most popular selling driver of 2013. So how does the new kid on the block compare?

The new Callaway X2 Hot Driver model still comes with a 460cc head and yes it’s still grey but its side burns have been increased in thickness in the form of some sleek looking graphics on the perimeter of the crown and the head shape has been changed very slightly to the more traditional pear shape again adding to the better aesthetics that I think the X-Hot didn’t have. The Callaway X2 Hot driver has had a little face lift and the new hyper speed face has been made a little (4%) bigger giving you an extra 1.5MPH. This combined with the 10% bigger sweet spot means the guys who miss the centre more than they hit it have a fighting chance of retaining some distance with off centre hits.

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Apart from the slightly larger hitting area, the Callaway X2 Hot driver has the new OptiFit hosel that allows the golfer to adjust the loft from -1 degree to + 2 degrees and it also gives the golfer the ability to change the lie from either Standard or Draw setting. The driver will be available in 3 loft options 9, 10.5 and 13.5 and from there the golfer can adjust if required via the hosel setting. With the type of golfer this driver is punted at there is the standard draw bias in the head which as you increase the loft, the bias will also increase, the draw bias is not as much as last years X-Hot but remember you can change the setting to draw on the Opti-Fit hosel giving you more draw bias if needed.

For the shaft geeks the Callaway X2 Hot driver comes with the Aldila Tour blue 55 in all three flexes (light, reg & Stiff). The regular tour blue weighs 58 grams in reg & stiff and is a mid torque and has a mid-low kick point. The tour blue has a slightly softer tip than the Tour Green and is for the player who needs a little bit of a higher launch but still wants to moderate their spin. Whereas the Aldila Tour Green weights 67 grams in stiff, a stiffer tip, lower torque and has a mid-high kick point which would suit the golfer who hits it hard or someone who needs to knock down the spin a little more and would suit the X2 Hot Pro customer for sure. There are obviously the custom options to pick from too which I am still waiting on but I’m sure it will be the usual suspects on offer.

The Callaway X2 Hot pro version I have not yet tried but when I do I will write a full review on its own. The basics of the big brother of the Callaway X2 Hot driver is that the X2 Hot Pro head size will be the slightly smaller 440CC head with a neutral bias in the head and will be a lower spinning driver, offering the player market a lower, more workable & penetrating ball flight that many require.

After hitting the Callaway X2 Hot driver I was mightily impressed. Although the shaft I was using during testing was not suited to me, the dispersion was still good and there was certainly no great loss in ball speed with off centre hits. This driver will not make the X-Hot owners feel inferior and wishing they had held on 6 months because what they have is still really a good product and it is not far behind on performance. However, the Callaway X2 Hot is better: it’s better looking, better feeling, better ball speeds (just) and is more forgiving so my advice is to seriously consider this driver and test it out for yourselves. I think you will really enjoy and be impressed with the Callaway X2-Hot driver for 2014.