Alex, my clubs were built with a 2 degree down to compensate for the shaft bend. When I tried your recommendation, my shots were not crisp or accurate.
I am sorry Allex. But your theory is abit wrong, correct but wrong. You have to compensate for swing speed, height of player (tall or short). In theory this will only work if they have been fitted for their clubs and if they have a “traditional” swing. There is to many variables that it will work and that it wont be working.
No it doesn’t. It because your arm straightens and lines up with the shaft due to centrifugal force. That bend you see in still photographs is a light bending illusion!
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This is why people should have their own correct lie angles. Have clubs that fit your swing, don’t change your swing to fit the clubs⛳️🧙♂️
Alex, my clubs were built with a 2 degree down to compensate for the shaft bend. When I tried your recommendation, my shots were not crisp or accurate.
Trying this tip made my last round a complete disaster. Thanks
need a fitting session
I’m confused Alex I thought lie angle was critical when you get fitted for clubs
I am sorry Allex. But your theory is abit wrong, correct but wrong. You have to compensate for swing speed, height of player (tall or short). In theory this will only work if they have been fitted for their clubs and if they have a “traditional” swing. There is to many variables that it will work and that it wont be working.
Alex got it partially correct
You can't say this if you haven't had your clubs fitted to you
No it doesn’t. It because your arm straightens and lines up with the shaft due to centrifugal force. That bend you see in still photographs is a light bending illusion!
It also depends on the shaft flex. What you get fitted for your irons you need to evaluate the dynamic lie too
If you don't generate enough speed, it doesn't matter