Strike Location
2 articlesStrike location is the point on a clubface where the golf ball makes contact, commonly described relative to the face center or its heel, toe, high and low regions. It affects how energy transfer, launch and spin appear in measured shots. A strike map adds information that club path and face angle alone cannot supply and helps distinguish delivery changes from variations in contact position. Claims relating to golf clubface impact location are best evaluated separately from the broader identity of this entry.
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