barrybridges
Head Pro
I've now had my set of clubs for about a year - and at the time I was measured up for them by a local pro (who is quite reputable). I wasn't properly custom fit, but basically was told that based on my wrist-to-floor measurement I'd need my clubs to be 3 degrees upright.
At the time I thought nothing of it, but looking back a year ago I was just picking the game up again after many years out - and pretty much starting from the beginning. I didn't really have much of a swing and what I did have was awful (in fact, it still is!).
So my question is - how do I know whether I was right to get 3 degrees upright - and if I was wrong, what might that manifest itself in these days in terms of swing faults? OR - put it another way - if I didn't need to get 3 degrees upright, are there any signs I might see in my shots today that suggest it's wrong.
I do notice that at address the toe of my club is pointing up slightly (off the ground) - might makes me think I shouldn't have got the custom lie.
At the time I thought nothing of it, but looking back a year ago I was just picking the game up again after many years out - and pretty much starting from the beginning. I didn't really have much of a swing and what I did have was awful (in fact, it still is!).
So my question is - how do I know whether I was right to get 3 degrees upright - and if I was wrong, what might that manifest itself in these days in terms of swing faults? OR - put it another way - if I didn't need to get 3 degrees upright, are there any signs I might see in my shots today that suggest it's wrong.
I do notice that at address the toe of my club is pointing up slightly (off the ground) - might makes me think I shouldn't have got the custom lie.