Lie Angle

[anotherdouble]

Hi folks, does your required lie angle remain the same through different manufactures or would it change.

 

[garyinderry]

Varies. typical isn't it.

 

[One Planer]

Hi folks, does your required lie angle remain the same through different manufactures or would it change.

It does change between OEM''s.

It can also change through the same set!

 

[anotherdouble]

That's what I feared somebody might say. At a mizuno fitting I was 2 up and at titleist standard. Whist I got titleist irons if I want mizuno wedges I didn't know whether to go standard as is my irons or the 2 up

 

[anotherdouble]

Cheers folks, that has answered it for me

 

[Blue in Munich]

That's what I feared somebody might say. At a mizuno fitting I was 2 up and at titleist standard. Whist I got titleist irons if I want mizuno wedges I didn't know whether to go standard as is my irons or the 2 up

As a rough guide, because Americans tend to be taller than Japanese, the starting lies for American manufactured clubs tend to be more upright than the same club from a Japanese manufacturer, as your fitting proves.

 

[anotherdouble]

As a rough guide, because Americans tend to be taller than Japanese, the starting lies for American manufactured clubs tend to be more upright than the same club from a Japanese manufacturer, as your fitting proves.

BiM thanks for the explanation

 

[Blue in Munich]

BiM thanks for the explanation

You're welcome. :cheers:

 

[chrisd]

You're welcome. :cheers:

What if everyone was 6 foot 6 in like some I know?

 

[Maninblack4612]

As a rough guide, because Americans tend to be taller than Japanese, the starting lies for American manufactured clubs tend to be more upright than the same club from a Japanese manufacturer, as your fitting proves.

This is not much of a guide since the lie angle of the club depends on the wrist to floor measurement of the individual. I am 5' 11½" and have two mates 6' 3" & 5' 7". My wrist to floor measurement is less than both of them, which is why I need a lie angle 3° flat. The only sure way is to have your lie angles checked dynamically with a board or impact tape. It's easy enough to change with forged clubs & even cast clubs will move a couple of degrees.

 

[Imurg]

It's a guide to the "standard"lies of different manufacturers.
2°up on, say, a Mizuno may equal standard on a Ping ......
Standard spec of most clubs is available online or from the manufacturer, and they can be very different

 

[Blue in Munich]

It's a guide to the "standard"lies of different manufacturers.
2°up on, say, a Mizuno may equal standard on a Ping ......
Standard spec of most clubs is available online or from the manufacturer, and they can be very different

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