What are the four key angles in golf club setup?

The four key angles in golf club setup are critical for ensuring the right positioning of the club relative to the ground and the target line, which ultimately affects the accuracy and consistency of ball striking.

Lie angle refers to the angle formed between the shaft of the club and the ground when the club is in its normal playing position. A properly adjusted lie angle helps ensure that the clubhead makes contact with the ground at the correct point, allowing for more accurate ball flight.

Face angle is the angle of the clubface in relation to the target line at address. This angle influences the initial direction of the golf shot. A square face angle will lead to a straight shot, while an open or closed face will impart sidespin, causing a slice or hook, respectively.

Loft angle is the angle of the clubface relative to a vertical plane. This angle determines how high or low the ball will launch upon impact. Different clubs have different lofts, enabling players to achieve desired elevation and distance.

Bounce refers to the angle between the leading edge of the club's sole (the bottom part of the club) and the point where it contacts the ground. Proper bounce helps the club glide through the turf, particularly in sand and on softer surfaces, preventing it