Callaway Epic Flash Opti-fit Hosel Chart

[vanya]

Anyone have the specs chart for each setting at all?

Google and WRX searches doesn't turn anything up as far as i can see.

Only found generalities, but no specifics / chart. Bit strange that a company selling thousands and thousands of clubs doesn't seem to actually want anyone to easily find what the face angle changes are for each setting, or what the exact lie angle changes are even.

Aware for the average golfer it probs doesn't matter, and also aware I can just test to see what works best for me.

 

 

[third-times-a-charm]

The loft change is self explanatory and less loft opens the face.

the draw setting puts the club head upright 2-3 degrees iirc

[zebra2955]

So what you are saying is -1 is a little open compared to the standard setting, then the +1 etc would be slightly closed ?

[noodle3872]

Correct

[third-times-a-charm]

Correct but this is also only true if youre not someone who manually manipulates the face angle with your hands

[zebra2955]

So I have been trying to figure this all out. -1 would open the face, but if you put -1 with the draw setting that would open the face and also bring it upright 2-3*.

+1 or 2 would close the club face and with the draw setting would also bring it upright.

Is there a setting to reduce the lie angle?

Now the question is this the same on lets say a Cobra driver, Taylormade etc. since they all use different types of adjustable hosels ?

 

One other thing looking inside the adapter opposite the line they use for lining up the head when putting it on there is a W. Any idea what this means?

[third-times-a-charm]

No, the standard optifit does not have a setting to make it more flat. You need to change the adapter out completed to the 'tour flat' adapter which has a red line on it. Golfworks sell it.

And no, each companies adapter is different - but may share SOME of the same principles.

I always thought the 'W' was an adaptor for womens clubs - its the exact same adapter so it wouldnt matter and i didnt care - but since I see it so often now I dont think thats the case lol

[wcdixon]

On 2/28/2020 at 10:36 AM, zebra2955 said:

One other thing looking inside the adapter opposite the line they use for lining up the head when putting it on there is a W. Any idea what this means?

 

I'm curious about what the 'W' means as well. I'm guessing it means 'wood' as there is a W inside adaptor on my Epic Flash 5 wood plus I also have an Epic Flash hybrid and there is an 'H' inside the adaptor opposite the line they use for lining up head...so assuming H means hybrid? 

 

And if anyone can confirm or explain what the W and the H mean, bonus points if you can shed any insight into what it does to your head if you line up shaft with the W and the H instead of the line they have on the adaptor. I tried doing that this week and found my face much more square looking at address in the -1 setting than it looks at address in -1 setting when lining up head with line on the adaptor (slightly open).

[seventyshaker]

I am curious what the "w" alignment is? I can't see an answer here and it does not make sense that it's "women's" as I can't imagine women have a different set of lofts and degrees compared to men, they are what they are. So the question still has not been answered what's the "W" setting?

[third-times-a-charm]

On 6/2/2021 at 5:11 AM, seventyshaker said:

I am curious what the "w" alignment is? I can't see an answer here and it does not make sense that it's "women's" as I can't imagine women have a different set of lofts and degrees compared to men, they are what they are. So the question still has not been answered what's the "W" setting?

 

Its not a setting, nor does it mean womens. 

 

All my adapters have a W on them and they are standard mens adapters straight from callaway.

[Pleasedwith3putts]

I presume W is for Wood and H is for Hybrid