tend to be. A club's face height has a large effect on the club's overall CG as well. A shallow face club (such as our Model #570 Tour Caliber) will have a lower CG, leading to higher ball flight, a definite advantage to those who may struggle with getting the ball airborne.

Now that we have reviewed the key design elements of woods, let's apply them to fitting and head selection. As face angle is a key to ball direction, you may want to look at this specification first when selecting a club head. Use square or closed faced clubs as a starting point for players who hit the ball to the right; select open faces for those who err left. Do keep in mind that a shaft will have an effect on the club face position at impact as well. If the player does not like the look of a closed club for example, you may be able to select a square or even an open head and match it to a shaft with a higher torque value to help get the shaft in the