The face angle for 910 and 913 D2 and D3 drivers is .5 open.  The 907 driver had a 0° face angle.

Hi Gerald,   At A3, B3, A4 and B4, you have added 1.5° of loft and if you sole the club, you will have changed the effective face angle by 1.5° closed. Our surefit hosel system adjusts the loft and the lie angle, not the face angle.  The change in face angle occurs because as you increase the loft, you are changing the ground contact point on the sole.  When the loft increases, the contact point on the sole moves back and if you put the driver on the ground, it is effectively 1.5° closed.   Please note that if you square the face at impact, the only change that has been made is the additional 1.5° of loft. 

Cathi,  I mostly pay attention to the flat or upright positions when adjusting my 913d2.  I feel like i can draw the ball better in the flat position (because of my flatter swing) even though it claims to fade per the chart.  Am i being silly or does this make since due to different swing types and ball positions ?...ive REALLY been wanting to ask this question, especially since my daughter sees the same results as i do !

Hi,  You are right......The chart lists directional flight (fade/draw), relative to the next click over.  So if you go from A1 to B1, it says that it is on the fade side, but that is in respect to A1. On a robot, with all variables being equal, if A1 goes straight, B1 will be to the right and A2 will be to the left.

 If your swingpath is flat, the setting that may work the best would be B1 (assuming height is fine) and yes, you can draw it from that setting.

thank you so much!  just knowing what i felt to be right is true, that adds so much to my confidence!