I also have the Sim2 Max. I turned up the loft on it to increase consistency of hitting the ball straight. I still get really good carry and roll out after the ball lands. I believe I have it at about 11° or so. Even misfits go further and stay straight. If all of your tries to fix your drive fails, then the only option you are left with is to recover your lost data from your Flash Drive. Possibly your data is not lost already from the drive, but that's rare. In most cases, the reason behind the abnormal behavior of your drive, such as blinking red, or not blinking, or making noise is the corruption of data stored in it. In such cases, you should recover your data from the Flash Drive as early as possible. Unless you know a guy that knows a guy then those weights can be available ;)…pretty sure he meant the rear weight of the head unless he’s trying to make his shaft counter balanced by adding weight to the butt end, lol. Step 2. On the Device Manager window, look for the drive of which you want to update drivers. Go to, "Disk Drives" and expand it to see all the drives, you can also look for your device in other categories if not found.

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Any recommendations I should do to the settings on the Sim 2 max to get rid of the spinny flight, such as lower the loft or make the club more flat? I recently filled a warranty claim Taylor Made for my M6 and was sent a Sim 2 max as the graphite on heel was starting to peel however the driver is still usable To your question about the R15, I would find an authorized TM dealer and see if there’s any warranty/repair help they can offer. I’d like to tell you that I uncovered something dramatically different in my testing, but I didn’t. The SIM2 Max driver is exactly what TaylorMade claims: a more forgiving, higher launching version of the SIM2 (number lovers rejoice, you can compare the LM numbers in this review apples-to-apples with those in the SIM2).

I’d also agree that, if we grouped all golfers together and had them each test all the new drivers, the averages would look nearly identical. I just wanted to make sure no one read our comments and thought, “It doesn’t matter which driver I buy” because for any individual golfer, there can absolutely be huge differences between drivers that spec out the same because of the way the drivers interact with that player’s swing. Do you think that the SIM 2 Max driver in 10.5 ° is the most optimal compromise in terms of distance / precision compared to the SIM 2 Max 9 ° driver? While your Drive is being scanned, you can choose a specific file path or file type to filter the scanning process. Once the scanning is done, you can navigate through the listed files and "Preview" the files you want to recover. The following table indicates the twelve different adjustments and how they change the loft, lie angle, clubface or face angle, and spin rate for a TaylorMade SIM Max driver with a 10.5° loft.

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Position the preferred loft mark highlighted on the sleeve against the line behind the hosel so that they are in line with each other.The above adjustment supports 12 different positions to help you with fine-tuning the flight of your golf ball. Got fitted for a SIM2 Max last month with a VA Slay 55 shaft. The feel on this is great when you catch center face but it’s also pretty forgiving when you don’t. Visually, the driver looks great from every angle. The blue aluminum ring looks premium. On the other hand, raising the loft tends to increase the ball flight and the spin rate. This will also close the face angle and promote a draw and/or anti-fade.