I have thought about this in the past, but then decided not to. Unless I practice alot with the club set up differently, I am not going to be that familiar with the results. In most (all) cases, I would leave my driver set up neutral, 9.5 degree, and play my normal game. Unless the wind is stupid strong (in which case I would not expect to score well anyway) I can't see why my normal shot would not be ok. If I want to keep it low, I can change the ball position, instead of the club head.
To me, the adjustabiliy is to get the club set up right for the average me, and then it should be left alone. too many people make the game too complicated, and to me, messing about with the driver set up is doing exactly that.
