In golf club fitting, adjusting the lie angle is crucial for achieving optimal performance.
The lie angle, the angle between the shaft and the ground at impact, affects the direction and accuracy of your shots.
A properly adjusted lie angle ensures that the clubface is square to the ball at impact, leading to straighter and more consistent shots.
An incorrect lie angle can cause the ball to veer off course. If the lie angle is too upright, the ball will tend to go left (for right-handed golfers), while a too-flat lie angle will push the ball to the right. These directional issues can significantly impact your accuracy and overall performance on the course.
Customizing the lie angle based on your size, posture, and swing dynamics is essential. Professional fitters use dynamic fitting methods, observing your swing and impact with the ground to determine the ideal lie angle. This adjustment helps in achieving better contact and consistency, ultimately improving your game.
In conclusion, ensuring the correct lie angle in your golf clubs is a vital part of the fitting process. It can enhance your shot accuracy, reduce directional issues, and lead to more consistent performance, helping you to play your best game.
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