The insanely flat lie angle at standard setting and tendency to spin extremely low will likely make the LS an extremely niche piece. Great for the freaks that it fits, but there aren't very many of those. Great for making Trackman squeal in the fitting bay, but for the vast majority the core Qi10 is going to be the better choice for playing real golf.
You don't need to toe this LS to hit it straight. It's the shaft. If you're going to create a review of this club, just take 20 seconds to put a suitable shaft in it.
The insanely flat lie angle at standard setting and tendency to spin extremely low will likely make the LS an extremely niche piece. Great for the freaks that it fits, but there aren't very many of those. Great for making Trackman squeal in the fitting bay, but for the vast majority the core Qi10 is going to be the better choice for playing real golf.
You don't need to toe this LS to hit it straight. It's the shaft. If you're going to create a review of this club, just take 20 seconds to put a suitable shaft in it.
Something is off…the ball speed compared to that swing
Bummer you guys didn't test the Max... Capt BS tends to launch low, low spin.....so it would have been cool to see him hit it.
Don’t waste your time. I hit it and it is extremely spinny. Disappointed
@@jeffmarsh8900 It seems like a fairly polarizing club. Some see too much spin, others I’ve seen are lowish.
At the time of filming, we did not have the max...but expect the Max to be put against a few other drivers in future videos!
Can you be fit into the lst using a shaft change if you don't meet the typical speed for the lst model?
First! lol...