stevelev
Journeyman Pro
On the R11 / R11s the sole-plate can be rotated varying degrees. This is supposed to adjust the face angle of the club from Closed through neutral to open.
My question is pretty simple, why is this different from just rotating the grip slightly so the face sits closed / neutral / open.
I can understand the weight adjustment and the loft adjustment but is this gimmick just a step too far for gullible golfers.
I have the R11 fairway wood, and have tried the sole-plate in all positions and it made no difference whatsoever. Does anyone have a factual explanation of the adjustability of the the sole-plates. Maybe this is why no other manufacturers offer them, cause that is all they are a gimmick.
Even though this post may sound negative, I love the R11 / R11's and on trackman and the range the outperform all other clubs I have tried.
My question is pretty simple, why is this different from just rotating the grip slightly so the face sits closed / neutral / open.
I can understand the weight adjustment and the loft adjustment but is this gimmick just a step too far for gullible golfers.
I have the R11 fairway wood, and have tried the sole-plate in all positions and it made no difference whatsoever. Does anyone have a factual explanation of the adjustability of the the sole-plates. Maybe this is why no other manufacturers offer them, cause that is all they are a gimmick.
Even though this post may sound negative, I love the R11 / R11's and on trackman and the range the outperform all other clubs I have tried.