Okay, this may seem like a silly question, but why aren't clubs made with the hosel and shaft directly over the sweet spot, instead of L-shaped clubs? The conventional L shape isn't a balanced configuration, even though we're all used to it. It creates a tendency for the club face to open up, and in fact when there is heavy rough it *does* open up. It seems to me a center-shafted club would be inherently more stable, and that could only lead to better ball striking.
Todd
Todd
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