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I was really shocked that during my lesson we decided to check everything on a lie board cause of my divots lately.  Ended up going 5 degrees flat and last time I was fit they put me to standard.  Can't really complain I'm hitting the ball pretty solid with the changes just shocked when we went this flat.  Didn't even realize people went this flat.  I'm 5'9 and ball flight is high draw.

Driver: Titleist 915 D3
3 wood: 15 Callaway X Hot pro
Hybrids:  18 Callaway X Hot Pro
Irons: 4-GW Callaway Apex project x 6.0
Wedges: 54 , 58 Callaway
Putter: 2 ball
Ball: Callaway Chrome

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I would also recommend checking the lie by drawing a vertical line on the back of a ball with a Sharpie.  You'll want to see a vertical line on the face after a good shot.  It's a more accurate way to check lie angle than a lie board or impact tape.

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never heard that one before I'll give it a shot

Driver: Titleist 915 D3
3 wood: 15 Callaway X Hot pro
Hybrids:  18 Callaway X Hot Pro
Irons: 4-GW Callaway Apex project x 6.0
Wedges: 54 , 58 Callaway
Putter: 2 ball
Ball: Callaway Chrome

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