
Golf Club Fitting
September 29, 2026
The quick answer: Callaway drivers use the OptiFit hosel: an upper cog sets loft (−1, S, +1 or +2 degrees from the loft stamped on the head) and a lower cog sets lie (N for neutral or D for draw), for 8 combinations. S/N is standard. A 10.5° head plays anywhere from 9.5° to 12.5°. For a slice, use D; for more height, go to +1 or +2. The Quantum Mini is the exception: it uses OptiFit 4, with 7 settings. Charts for every current Quantum and Elyte driver are below.
This is Callaway's OptiFit system: "The hosel consists of two cogs - an upper cog and a lower cog - that rotate independently to provide a total of 8 possible loft and lie combinations." The loft cog is marked −1, S, +1 and +2, where S is the stated loft stamped on the clubhead. The lie cog is marked N and D. In Callaway's words, the draw setting "allows you to minimize slicing or enhance a draw," while neutral "allows you to work the ball in both directions."
Callaway doesn't publish how many degrees the D setting changes the lie; it describes D only by its effect.
What each loft setting gives you on every loft Callaway sells in its current OptiFit drivers:
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On the Quantum Max, Elyte and some other heads, the movable sole weight changes shot shape too (see the table below), so you can combine a hosel setting with a weight setting.
Callaway builds its drivers at two standard lies: 6 of the current models are 57° (Quantum Max, Quantum Triple Diamond, Quantum Triple Diamond Max, Quantum Mini, Elyte, Elyte Triple Diamond) and 4 are 59° (Quantum Max D, Quantum Max Fast, Elyte X, Elyte Max Fast). The hosel settings, including D, work on top of either.
The Quantum Mini (11.5° and 13.5°) uses OptiFit 4, the hosel Callaway also uses on its hybrids. Each cog has three settings (+, − and blank), giving 7 combinations:
Callaway's chart labels these steps 1 and 2 without printing units, so we show them as Callaway does.
S is the stated loft: the loft stamped on the clubhead. It is the standard loft setting on the OptiFit hosel.
D is the draw setting on the lie cog. Callaway says it "allows you to minimize slicing or enhance a draw." N is the neutral setting.
Turn the loft cog to +1 or +2, which adds 1 or 2 degrees to the stated loft. A 10.5° head becomes 11.5° or 12.5°.
Eight on the OptiFit hosel: four loft settings (−1, S, +1, +2) times two lie settings (N and D). The Quantum Mini uses OptiFit 4, with seven.
57° for the Quantum Max, Quantum Triple Diamond, Triple Diamond Max and Quantum Mini; 59° for the Quantum Max D and Max Fast.
The D (draw) setting on the lie cog. If you still slice, a draw-biased head such as the Quantum Max D, which has internal heel weighting, adds more help.
Sources: Callaway's OptiFit instructions, OptiFit 4 guide, and the spec tables on each current Quantum and Elyte driver page, checked September 29, 2026.

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