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      <title>The Fitting Number Nobody Asks For: Why Lie Angle Decides Left and Right, Not Just Distance</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Most amateurs who go looking for a fitting are chasing distance. They want to know if a stronger loft or a stiffer shaft will add ten yards, and those are reasonable questions to ask. What almost nobody asks about, and what a good fitter will usually check first, is lie angle, the number that determines whether the sole of the club sits flat on the ground at impact or digs in at the heel or the toe. Get the loft wrong and your gapping is off by a few yards. Get the lie angle wrong and the ball starts missing in a specific direction, over and over, in a way that no amount of practice will fully cure, because the club itself is fighting you.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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