Evansville · Northwest Third · Launch window
The driver needs an arc, not a louder head.
Lie Arc Fit is a jig for the window a driver ball is allowed to occupy: high enough to clear river-bottom humidity, low enough that Reitz Hill wind does not turn it into a postcard. We inherited a name that sounds like lie angle. We still check lie. The argument is the arc.
Wesselman Woods is a corridor. A balloon is trespass.
People buy another degree of loft because a monitor in a still room said so. Then they take that driver to a river-bottom loop and the ball occupies a sky it cannot afford. We jig the window in Suite 3 so the occupancy is legal before the head gets louder.
My driver was a 9-degree costume. The jig said the arc was a kite in river air. We added window with spin, not with another head. I still have the same crown. It finally lands on Mesker-side fairways.
I came for a lie-angle session because of the name. Rowan ran a launch jig and sent my iron-lie question to a different bench. Honest.