Taylormade Golf - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Contact them and see.

Your grip and stance. Hit the range.

I have no idea. But I hope this helps.
http://www.randa.org/en/RandA/~/media/RandA/Downloads%20and%20Free%20Publications/RoGClubsAndBalls.ashx?download=1

From the link below: Locking the head back in place with the torque wrench supplied free with the club, gives me four main settings to set up the trajectory: *Towards L sets the club to give a maximum draw (presumably for those with a built slice or fade swing). *Towards R sets the club for a controlled fade (for those who consistently over draw or pull tee shots) *Neutral Upright (NU) delivers a slight draw (for those with a tendency toward a slight fade) * Neutral (N) produces a slight fade (my preferred setting to counteract an occasional hook/pull) Long term test TaylorMade R9 driver

The following links contain reviews of the product. It may help you:http://bettergolfswing.hubpages.com/hub/The-Taylormade-R11-Reviewhttp://thesandtrap.com/products/taylormade-r11-driver/reviews

Tuning Your TaylorMade R1 Driver in Three Steps http://media.golfwarehouse.co.nz/media/TaylorMade%20R1%20Driver%20-%20Tuning%20Guide.pdf

The most common thing is a piece of epoxy glue broken off in there. The pro shop can drill a small hole in a non-stressed spot and squirt some glue in to trap the loose bit.

I think the only way you can alter that is by standing closer or further away . I'm talking front to back.

This video should help:

Yes, with a new RBZ driver you should recieve a wrench and instruction booklet.

http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=How+do+you+Adjust+a+Taylormade+R1&ei=UTF-8&fr=chr-greentree_ff&ilc=12&type=994519