Lob Wedge Lie Angle at Edith Miguel blog

Lob Wedge Lie Angle. A typical lob wedge has between 58 and 60 degrees of loft. I think one has to find the proper lie angles by dynamic testing, balancing middle of the sole contact with desired flight. Compare the lofts of pitching, sand, lob, and gap wedges in our comprehensive chart. Without the same force and shaft droop, it makes sense to at least consider the idea of going to a flatter lie angle, particularly in the lob. Just had to say that bending your lob wedge lie angle flat is an absolute game changer. Mastering the proper grip and stance for a lob wedge is the key to sending golf balls soaring through the air like a flock of angry seagulls. Then deepen your understanding of when it's best to use each wedge. Bent mine 2° flat and i have never been so. Oems use lie angle progressions on their irons, and this results in different swing planes and different turf interaction throughout the bag. I am proposing a different approach to lie angles.

Compare the lofts of pitching, sand, lob, and gap wedges in our comprehensive chart. Bent mine 2° flat and i have never been so. Oems use lie angle progressions on their irons, and this results in different swing planes and different turf interaction throughout the bag. Without the same force and shaft droop, it makes sense to at least consider the idea of going to a flatter lie angle, particularly in the lob. Then deepen your understanding of when it's best to use each wedge. I think one has to find the proper lie angles by dynamic testing, balancing middle of the sole contact with desired flight. I am proposing a different approach to lie angles. Just had to say that bending your lob wedge lie angle flat is an absolute game changer. A typical lob wedge has between 58 and 60 degrees of loft. Mastering the proper grip and stance for a lob wedge is the key to sending golf balls soaring through the air like a flock of angry seagulls.

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Lob Wedge Lie Angle I think one has to find the proper lie angles by dynamic testing, balancing middle of the sole contact with desired flight. Just had to say that bending your lob wedge lie angle flat is an absolute game changer. A typical lob wedge has between 58 and 60 degrees of loft. Compare the lofts of pitching, sand, lob, and gap wedges in our comprehensive chart. Bent mine 2° flat and i have never been so. Mastering the proper grip and stance for a lob wedge is the key to sending golf balls soaring through the air like a flock of angry seagulls. Oems use lie angle progressions on their irons, and this results in different swing planes and different turf interaction throughout the bag. Without the same force and shaft droop, it makes sense to at least consider the idea of going to a flatter lie angle, particularly in the lob. I am proposing a different approach to lie angles. I think one has to find the proper lie angles by dynamic testing, balancing middle of the sole contact with desired flight. Then deepen your understanding of when it's best to use each wedge.