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Do you find you lose more distance on off center shots off the toe or heel? Is it the same for irons and woods? On irons, it seems about the same, maybe more off the toe than the heel or thin. I'm guessing some of it depends on what type of clubs you use, but just trying to get a general idea.

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The more loft the club has the less distance you lose thinning it obviously.

I think you

gain distance by thinning shots with high lofted clubs. I gain at least 40 yards when I thin my LW. it depends on the club. When I practice with my old set of blades I allow 15 yards if I don't strike them perfect.

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