Golf Head Screwdriver, Handheld Replace Adjustment Torque Golf Wrench Tool, Lightweight Stainless Steel Wrench Tool for Golf Club Driver Shaft Adapter

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Just saying, in never purchasing from big box unless they do a proper fit (shaft and head, the shaft is what drives the club). In doing so I will go against the provision of not using genuine Titleist components and may VOID MY WARRANTY! However, the Club Conex wrench itself takes interchangeable bits, so with some cheap parts from Home Depot, I'm able to use it for everything but Adams stuff.

I find it interesting that it appears to be provided with fitted drivers, but not other fitted metals. They no longer supply them routinely as most TT members have 3 or 4 laying around from previous purchases. But I can't find any information about what the actual torque measurement should be and there doesn't seem to be an actual "Titleist" brand torque wrench on this site. This proprietary system is only compatible with genuine Titleist components and must NOT be used with components from other manufacturers. 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.We do not send out the wrench with the fairways or the hybrid as once correctly fitted into your clubs, you should not need to change the settings after purchase. The fitting service that Titleist obviously approve of would allow me to try all possible SureFit settings. The range of torque application extends from 2 to 20 Nm, so you can manage vehicle components, household DIY projects and industrial applications with ease. Finally, am I not supposed to have fun with my new clubs and the added flexibility the adjustable options can provide? It features a unique digital display that shows the applied torque and a built-in memory saves up to 10 preset torque values.

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.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.

As I found out years ago when I bought my 910 driver, they only come with drivers, not hybrids or fairway metals. I just confirmed with Mizuno and the Mizuno wrench that I have will work with the 2014 driver as well. Srixon has a different wrench but appears to be T20 with the upcoming drivers (unknown if the same weight).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. The only club in my bag that is not Titleist is my driver, you could say it is the Rogue club in my bag.

Accessory case: This tool kit also comes with an accessory case that you can use to keep all the pieces together. I was a robot that could repeat the same swing every time for the next however many years that I play these clubs. So either these wrenches have a much higher torque setting than I've seen reported or my Snap-On wrench wildly out-of-calibration. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).Company head office address: GOLFONLINE, WOODFIELD HOUSE, 506-508 HONEYPOT LANE, STANMORE, MIDDLESEX, HA7 1JS, U. This versatile wrench is equipped with a durable steel construction and a non-slip grip handle, making it a reliable, high-performance addition to your tool collection. Then again, when you think about it, there's a lot of force applied to that shaft/head junction when a ball is hit--never mind if you hit the ground on the way to the ball , so maybe it's justified. Read more about the condition New other (see details): A new, unused item with absolutely no signs of wear.