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How can we know fitting a putters lie angle to how we set up and putt will make us a better putter?

What if I putt at 67 degree, then get fit for 67 degree angled putter. That doesnt mean it will help. Or maybe eventhough i putt at 67 degree, i would be a better putter at 70 degree and should move closer or have a shorter putter?

Just because we adjust or fit a putter to an angle to match how we putt does not mean we will be any more consistent.

Maybe adjusting our approach or angle from from 68 to 70 degree will result in better putting?

Would Isai Aoki have made more putts and won more tourneys if he had a 65 degree lie angle putter? If he did, he would probably leave putts to the right and then have to make adjustments to get it back online, and there is no way to know if he would putt better.

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