@ Davy It gets confusing. So many claims out there. Dynamic lie fitting or ink line drawn to the back of the ball: http://www.golfwrx.com/277293/the-best-way-to-fit-lie-angle/ or lie detector file:///C:/Users/Laptop0001/Downloads/LieDetector.pdf
Does 1 degree really make a difference? https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/shoptalk/conversations/topics/75059 Rumour has it that Trevino would have his irons bent until he was satisfied with the ball flight.¸ TFlan would debate that you hardly encounter a flat lie on the real course. Maltby claims that some golfers adapt to ill fitted lies As Old Schultz used to say: I know nothing, I hear nothing and I see nothing From: Davy Sent: Friday, August 05, 2016 2:35 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Loft/Lie Question @ Andre Cantin Donald Trump is going to build a wall. Hillary turned over all of her emails. And it was just coincidence that Obama gave Iranians $400 million in francs and euros on a dark runway at the pinnacle of a prisoner release. Always consider the source and then keep the source honest. Allow for honest mistakes as you trust but verify. That said, if you walk into many of the most experienced and qualified golf club shops worldwide, you are likely to see a Mitchell machine. Twenty plus years of using Mitchell have satisfied this clubmaker that the investment was well worth it. In service of full transparency, I don't have a darn thing to do with Mitchell beyond being a purchaser....but on second thought, maybe a call would be in order to reference this message. -Davy. Date: 08/05/16
