Help with driver.

[Stickytoe]

got the sim 2 max last year, absolutely love it. This year with playing more I’m struggling with keeping the ball down. My ball flight is extremely high and a fade. I really don’t mind the fade but I’m sick of loosing yards to the sky. What adjustments with the driver do u recommend it’s a 9 deg. Set at std now.

[Forgers tick]

Move the ball a touch back in your stance, just a little.

[Benz]

got the sim 2 max last year, absolutely love it. This year with playing more I’m struggling with keeping the ball down. My ball flight is extremely high and a fade. I really don’t mind the fade but I’m sick of loosing yards to the sky. What adjustments with the driver do u recommend it’s a 9 deg. Set at std now.

Set it down gradually until you find a ball flight that suits you.

That said, a flight that is too low can cost yards, too.

[unskinnybop99]

Downswing may be too steep/over the top. Practice swinging the club in an area where the ball is above your feet i.e., raised tee box. This should help you shallow the club on a flatter plane.

[bl8d]

9 degree is below the average loft in use unless you swing at 115MPH.

players with low lofted drivers typically set up with the ball too far forward and tee it too high.

on the range use two yardstick at right angle to each other:- to gauge the width of your stance and to precisely pinpoint your ball in relation to the forward heel.

Start with the ball 2" inside the heel and even with the crown of the driver when
it's grounded behind the ball
Let that setup be your starting point and go from there..

[CRobertson]

Can try tossing it on the upright setting. Sim drivers are pretty flat in lie angle to begin with. Going to the upright setting could help you turn the ball over a bit more.