Are you right handed? If so, try setting to C3...it will add .75 degrees of loft which will close the club face a little. If that doesn't help then I suggest setting up an appt with a teaching pro who will probably be able to help you fairly quickly.

Try C3 or D4 (assuming you are RH). Adjusting loft up will close the face. Anything else should be done in consultation with a pro that can see you in action.

I don't mean to throw unqualified advice your way (I'm similar in handicap), but if you've tried the A2 setup and you're still fading it, you could always work on your rotation (shoulders and belt buckle). I only suggest that because I had a similar ailment when I got back into golf after 8 years (using an R15 driver cranked all the way to "Draw") and was struggling to cease the left-to-right ball flight. Worked on my rotation and footwork and things came around WITHOUT the "Draw" setting.

I apologize throwing non-professional advice your way, but just thought I'd pass on the personal experience. Hope you get it sorted out either way! Let us know what works!

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