Yorkville Golf · Loft & Lie Adjustments
Small angles. A closer look.
Questioning your setup? Start with the clubs you have.
Ask about loft & lie adjustmentsScope, price and timing agreed before work starts.
Start with your club.
Tell us the model and what you want to change.
Agree the next step.
We discuss suitable work before you commit.
Is this the right service for me?
When to ask about it
Bring up unexpected distance gaps, an uncertain specification or a set you want assessed. An adjustment is not a promise to fix a swing, and not every club can be changed in the same way.
How we approach it
Yorkville Golf offers loft and lie adjustments and specification work. What is possible depends on the head, its construction and manufacturer limits. We confirm the proposed work before making changes.
What to send or bring
Tell us the brand, model, clubs involved and any known current or target specifications. If you do not know the numbers, explain the question you want answered. Ask about a fitting when you need help deciding on a setup.
A short read: Why “two degrees” is not the whole story
From the workbench · A short read
Why “two degrees” is not the whole story
An angle change does not exist in isolation. Mitchell Golf explains that changing loft also changes bounce: strengthening loft reduces bounce, while adding loft increases it. The head and hosel design also affect what can be bent.
The useful question is not simply “Can you bend it?” It is “What change makes sense for this club, and what else changes with it?” Keep the full set in mind, especially when considering a single iron or wedge between clubs you already trust.
Further reading: Mitchell Golf: bending facts and limitations.
