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What angle should the SwingPlate be set to for practice?

This is going to depend on a few different things. We have covered the angle setups in our Videos above in more detail. However, a “standard” lie angle for a 7 iron is 62 degrees. Longer irons will be more around 60 and shorter irons around 64 degrees.

What angle should it be set to for practice (pdf)
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Troubleshooting – Adjusting your Swing Plate
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Setting & Altering the Angle
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The Stance Towel – Chipping & Pitching
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Setting the Angle & On Plane Takeaway​
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Do you hit blocks & hooks?
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Stop Coming Over the Top
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Weight Transfer & Hip Rotation
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Backswing Hip Sway
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Early Extension Uses​
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Hit the Driver better
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Dual Pro Intro
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Dual Pro Intro and Overall Set Up
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Dual Pro Backswing Takeaway
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Chipping with Dual Pro
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Extension Pole Putting Pendulum
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Top of Backswing Position
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Driver Head Position with Extension Pole
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Iron Head Position with Extension Pole
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Early Extension & No More Shanks
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Get your Hips more Open
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Chipping – Basics and Fundamentals
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Putting Stroke Arc
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Interview with Andy Gorman
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Eye Positioning
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Start Line

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