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| Your ball. Whose mind? | | |  | | | | Because of launch monitor data, we know that 80% of the instruction to the ball is delivered by the angle of the clubface. | | |  | | |  | | | WE ALWAYS KNEW A FITTING WAS IMPORTANT
Just how important, we weren’t aware of before. Now we know that if;
You get the lie angle or shaft length wrong, and, on contact with the turf, the face will IMMEDIATELY TWIST.
| | |  | | |  | | | | Your grip size is too thick, you’ll struggle to rotate the clubface and leave it open. If the grip size is too thin, you’ll get too handsy and close the face. | | |  | | | | The shaft is too stiff, you won’t unload the club leaving the face open at impact. Too much flex and the clubface will get ahead, and the face will try to close too quickly. | | |  | | | | Finally, how much offset does the face have? Too much and the face will be open. Too little, and you will be closed. | | |  |
| If you want straighter
Each needs to be right for you to give you the best chance of squaring the clubface at impact.
And we have some tricks to help make it even easier. | | Read more > |
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