I don't know but since you mention it, there are, or can be; differences in shaft length, differences in the way a golfer sets up with a given club, differences in how the guy swings each club. There's a pretty long list, any of which can affect lie angle. I don't know of a single clubmaker who can adjust for each and every conceivable difference.
Further, consider this - and this is something I've mentioned many times; assuming we do the dynamic lie angle adjustment. Isn't it always on a lie board of some description? And isn't the lie board always level? And doesn't the golfer always hit shots from the level surface of the level lie board? The answer to all is "yes." So, have you ever played any golf course where every lie is 90�/180� anywhere? Nope. And neither have I. Yet the custom clubfitter's "bible" says that dynamic lie testing is the best way to go. I certainly agree - we must start somewhere. However, I have yet to find a course where all lies are flat and square. We do the best we can. What else can we do? TFlan ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Rees" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 10:06 AM Subject: Re: ShopTalk: CLUB LIE ANGLE " How many of those un-even lie adjustements do you think may have been caused by mis-matched shafts?" -Dave
