Increasing bounce angle on a golf club primarily increases which attribute?

Increasing bounce angle on a golf club primarily increases which attribute?

• A. Loft
• B. Lie
• C. Weight
• D. Shaft length

Answer: (A)

Bounce angle describes how the sole sits relative to the ground. When you increase the bounce, the sole tilts more upward, so the clubface presents more of its loft to the ball at impact. In other words, higher bounce angle effectively increases the loft the ball sees, which can influence trajectory and reduce digging. The other properties—lie, weight, and shaft length—don’t change with bounce angle.

Bounce angle describes how the sole sits relative to the ground. When you increase the bounce, the sole tilts more upward, so the clubface presents more of its loft to the ball at impact. In other words, higher bounce angle effectively increases the loft the ball sees, which can influence trajectory and reduce digging. The other properties—lie, weight, and shaft length—don’t change with bounce angle.