As well as right angles, there are also acute and obtuse angles. An acute angle is very easy to spot; it is any angle smaller than a right angle (0-89 degrees – ah, cute!).

Angle d and angle e are obtuse angles because they are larger than 90° but smaller than 180°. When you compare angles, remember to focus on the size of the angle itself, not on the direction it ...

So what should you do and what do you need to know about lie angles? Let’s break it down into 5 key points: Your clubs all have specific lie angles, and yes, the lie angle on your woods/drivers ...

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