jjfcpa
Active member
I've had two fittings. One fitting adjusted the clubs I order to make them more flat (Ping Gmax purple dot 1.5* flat) and the other was for Callaway Steelhead XR and all they did was make the clubs 1/2 inch short.
I've read some interesting articles saying that the static testing for lie angle is probably irrelevant because what really matters is what happens when you swing the club and how it impacts the ground. In both cases, the fitters used a lie board to check the lie angle.
Since these fittings, I've gotten some swing lessons and my swing (which used to be over the top with a slice) is now much more conventional, but I have noticed that I'm starting to hit left a little too often. Should this be attributed to a miss hit or poor swing mechanics or could this be that the Steelhead's need a lie adjustment?
I've read some interesting articles saying that the static testing for lie angle is probably irrelevant because what really matters is what happens when you swing the club and how it impacts the ground. In both cases, the fitters used a lie board to check the lie angle.
Since these fittings, I've gotten some swing lessons and my swing (which used to be over the top with a slice) is now much more conventional, but I have noticed that I'm starting to hit left a little too often. Should this be attributed to a miss hit or poor swing mechanics or could this be that the Steelhead's need a lie adjustment?