Golf Shot Trajectory

Dynamic loft in golf, determined by factors like swing technique and angle of attack, should ideally be around 70% of the club's static loft, adjusted based on swing speed and desired ball flight, crucial for shot trajectory and distance, but should be considered alongside spin rates, with adjustments possible through angle of attack and hand position, best analysed with guidance from PGA Professionals.

Having the correct lie angle in your golf clubs is crucial for achieving consistent and accurate golf shots. The lie angle of a golf club refers to the angle between the shaft of the club and the ground when the club is at address.

This blog emphasises the importance of bounce and sole grinds when customising wedges, with the bounce angle and sole width being crucial considerations for interaction with turf and sand. Various sole grind types cater to different playing styles and conditions, highlighting the need for professional fitting and testing to find the ideal sole grind for one's swing and preferences.