Face-to-path is the difference between face angle and club path at impact — a major factor in shot shape (draw vs.
A golf ball fitting uses over 40 Trackman data points from your iron and driver shots to identify the ball that performs best for your swing, and can be added to any club fitting.
Iron gapping is the yardage difference between each club in your set — traditionally around 10–15 yards, though your ideal gapping is goal-specific and confirmed with fitting data.
Kick point is the section of the shaft that bends most during the swing, influencing trajectory and feel.
Launch angle is the angle at which the ball leaves the clubface at impact, relative to the ground.
Lie angle is the angle the shaft makes relative to the ground when the club is soled correctly at address.
Loft is the angle of the clubface relative to the shaft, measured vertically.
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