I guess we will have to agree to disagree.

Just a quick comment though, as I stated before, the more you have to change your swing, the more likely to create disaster. Opening or closing your clubface will also fit into this catagory.

If you are opening your clubface and stance to create a fade, then you are adding more loft, which will also affect your distance. Now, to get the same movement from a blade to a Cav back you will have to open the face even more, creating even more loft and less distance, therefor more difficult a shot. Also, the more open the face, the more likely to create a miss hit.

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