Tilt Axis Data In Relationship To Hook, Draw, Straight, Fade, and Slice.
Below you will find basic Tilt Axis information for a right handed player:
- If the angle is greater than or equal to 25 degrees, it is a Slice
- If the angle is between 5 and 25 degrees, it is a Fade
- If the angle is between 5 and -5 degrees, it is Straight
- If the angle is between -5 and -25 degrees, it is a Draw
- If the angle is less than or equal to -25 degrees, it is a Hook
Reverse for left-handed players.
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