Golf Clubs 1 Degree Upright. Go with a standard lie. Upright lie angles deteriorate the swing by not stressing the importance of swinging the golf club behind and around the body and rotating through impact with the correct body effort and sequence.
When I say that a club is 1 degree flat this simply means that when measured on the golf club bending machine I linked to the angle represented in this photo is 1 degree smaller than what the manufacturer of the golf club considers neutral. If the lie angles of your clubs are 1 degree greater than the manufacturers standard your clubs are 1 degree flat. 20161227 If your lie angle is too upright typically meaning that its closer to 90 degrees than 0 degrees then that means you will typically hit the ground with your club.
A golf clubs lie angle measures the angle formed by the shaft and the clubheads sole.
20160604 Sometimes in the length fitting process the lie angle is adjusted. I was told I should go plus a 14 and 2 degrees upright. You might hear a golfer or clubfitter saying things such as You need flatter lie angles on your irons. 1 degree upright would increase those chances.
