Hi Dwayne -- you just gotta love the "auto-correct" or the "auto-complete" function of most tablets, smartphones, etc.! :) To answer your question, when I went for my fitting, the fitter specifically recommended that we set up the hosel settings the same. We tried various settings and she felt that it was optimal to keep the same hosel settings on bot the driver and the 3-wood.

Hi Dwayne,

Did you mean driver (and not drinkers)? I would say that most people simply have it set at the A-1 setting, as they have purchased the clubs off the rack from the store, so they don't change much.

I have my driver at A-1 (standard) and my 3-wood at D-4 (plus 0.75*).

yes driver would be the correct word

I think this is really dependent on how your fitting goes and what ball flights you are wanting to achieve. On my 3-wood and hybrid, the SureFit adapter is set at A-1. We found that we needed the driver set at C-3 to achieve the ball flight and spin rates we were looking for. Working with a certified fitter and on a launch monitor will help to determine the proper settings for each club / shaft. For what it is worth, these clubs have different shafts and different flight characteristics.

One of the items to remember when ordering a new club is to specify the setting on the order form. When you specify the setting, they will be sure to set the shaft with the graphics down unless you specify otherwise. That way the graphics won't be sideways or on top if you select a setting other than A-1.

I have 3 adjustable clubs, (driver, 3-wood and rescue), all were fitted at a Titleist fitting centre and all have a different surefit setting.