Truth about Lie Angles, Golf Club Lie Angles

McGolf Custom Clubs tells you about lie angle of golf clubs, What are
lie angles? How is the lie anlge measures, how is the lie angle
important. How do you fix a lie angle.

[grocho]

You have the best explanation of what is being done to the clubs, on ALL your videos...Certainly wish you were in North Carolina! Great professional work! Well Done

[skol]

One of the best channels on YouTube. And believe me when I say I watch a lot of golf videos. One thing I will say is I have NEVER been fitted for golf clubs. 11.6 handicap at 63 years old. I rely on my scrambling a lot to achieve this handicap. From 150yds and in I am fairly confident I can hit the green or be in chipping distance which is where the scrambling comes in. From 160yds out I can get close and if I do hit a green it’s a WIN! Thanks for the great common man videos.

[clayearth]

I've always had standard lie clubs and just learned how to hit them, but this is great info...thanks

[sarge]

Your video’s are extremely positive. My H.S. Golf Coach, Don Wendt, taught me exactly the same way for 40yrs. Thx.

[fourftr]

I can see the importance of lie angle on your board with tape but that’s on the level. On the course you rarely have a flat lie so what makes the lie angle makes any difference

[robinmccleery]

You’ve come a long way on your videos! ❤️

[hbrunyan]

Thanks for such straightforward and informative videos! I recently got fitted for irons and ended up having them adjusted up 2 degrees. After doing that, out of curiosity, I adjusted an old Titleist 913D driver I stopped using several years ago to a more upright lie angle. Night and day! It’s back in the bag! I’ve never seen anyone bend hybrids. Is this something that is done often? I have 2 Mavrik hybrids I would have adjusted in a heartbeat based on the improvements seen with my adjusted clubs. Thanks again!

[iananddani]

im a contractor and artisan. I'm a bit tired of getting lazily fitted and taking control of my fitting. Thanks for the video

[McGolf]

It would depend on where you in your golfing career. If you have just picked up a club and you are not really short or tall then, I would recommend lessons and that would include rule and how to act while at the course. If you have been golfing 🏌️ for a bit then fitting that addresses you physical needs and address swing tendencies is a must. Then sharpen your game with a swing professional. If major changes are made the fitter builder could certainly modify the equipment

[Frazer]

The deviation in angle of the lie angle may not be as much in the low irons but it’s made up by the fact they go further, I. E. The ball goes offline by as much because the a 5 iron for example may go 60 yards further than a pitching wedge at given angle.

[integrity]

Hello Mr mcgolf which old school irons do u recommend are one of the best of all time??

[Labgorilla]

Thank you sir. I’m going on Friday to have my irons checked

[richardwoods]

Hi there, I'm looking at buying a set of irons are 1 degree flat. I like 1 degree upright. Can I get the lie changed without damaging the club head

[revilok]

My old Taylormade RAC TP CB from 2005 had the lie angles set with 1 degree difference from club to club. Now I'm seeing most manufacturers set the lie angles with .5 degrees difference from club to club. So if you start with the 7 iron, you will get 1.5 degrees difference between the two methods up at the 4 iron and then down at the PW. What is your take on this and which method do you use?

[andrewhaag]

Hey Jim! I have watched your videos over time and your content is awesome! I always learn something about golf equipment thanks to you! I actually have a question for you though. I recently got new irons all fitted for me and they have been treating me well. Along with the iron set, I picked up a 54 degree wedge to give me some diversity in my wedges, but when I tested the the different options I ended up choosing my wedge at standard specs. The gentleman at the shop told me that if I wanted to come back and have the wedge adjusted to match the rest of the set i could, and I eventually decided to do so since as i started to play my new irons my swing changed a bit as I was adjusting to the new clubs. But I wanted to ask you if the loft of my 54 might have changed when I decided to adjust the lie angle 2 degrees upright?

[SharpShooter]

Question: I'm 5'5" and have had the same stock irons for 10 years and have self taught myself into the upper 80s depending on my wedge game. Would getting my irons shortened and lie angle corrected do me more harm than good without changing weight, swing weight, shaft flex etc?

[bullrambler]

It doesn't make sense that a tall golfer (6'5") who needs 4* upright will be pointing the face of the club to the left of the target after the club is bent for him. Rather - It would seem like if an average golf (5'8") grabbed the taller golfer's adjusted club it might point to the left of the target. My point being - in the right hands the lie of the club works most effectiently if it's fit for a given golfer.

[peterpyrreb]

Thank you. Always interesting and informative.

[RandyKekipi]

Thanks... that information was so important.

[ojolo]

You remind me of Ron Swanson which is a good thing. Loved the info!