Golf Club Dymo

Golf Club Dymo

nike driver draw position?

i have a nike dymo 9.5 driver( non str8 fit) and it is set up as a draw position a little. . i like drivers set at a neutral position such as( titleist drivers). i tend to slice the ball even more when its set at draw position but when its set at neutral positon i hit the ball right down the middle. so i was wondering if the golf shop can set the driver at a neutral position??? can they set the driver to a neutral or is the club head designed to b set at draw postion? iknow the nike str8 fit u can adjust the club head but dislike the st8 fit.im also changing the shaft to fujikura 757 stiff flex.

The regular dymo driver does not come in different positions. You cannot buy the dymo driver in different positions. They are all supposed to be neutral. If the driver does have a slightly closed face, then you would have to take it to a club maker and have them bend it a little bit or replace the shaft and reset the head direction. Make sure you take it to the right person though so they don't screw it up. Bending clubs can be tricky. I find it very weird that the face would be closed in the draw position. Sometimes the square model seems a little more closed. So like I said, a golf should wouldn't be able to actually move the head position but the club could be bent a little bit or change the shaft. Since you are changing the shaft anyway, they probably could set it where you want it.

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