Callaway S2H2 Fairway Wood Lie Angle Chart

The Callaway S2H2 Fairway Wood lie angles run from 57°–59°, with the listed heads spanning 57° to 59°. The supplied lie data is marked as estimated, so use it as a reference and verify the exact head before any permanent change.

Callaway Dynamic Lie Angle Guide

Fairway Wood • Released 1988

57°–59°Lie reference
5W 58°Reference baseline
41.75–43.25 inPlaying length
No lie adjustment listedAdjustment status

S2H2 Fairway lie-angle fingerprint

57°–59°Lie reference
41.75–43.25 inPlaying length
0.5°Lie step pattern
No lie adjustment listedAdjustment status

What stands out about the S2H2 Fairway lie setup?

The S2H2 Fairway runs from 57° at the 3W to 59° at the 9W.

Every meaningful lie step is 0.5°, giving this model a very consistent progression.

For dynamic fitting, 5W at 58° is the best central reference.

The supplied lie values are marked as estimated, so treat them as a reference rather than confirmed factory measurements.

For this fairway wood, lie is mainly a strike, sole-contact and address-fit variable; face angle and face-to-path still dominate large directional misses.

The supplied specs do not document a user-adjustable lie setting. Check the exact Callaway head before assuming it is adjustable or bendable.

Estimated lie angle reference

Club / head Lie Step Pattern
3W 57° Starting lie
4W 57.5° +0.5° Typical step
5W 58° +0.5° Typical step
7W 58.5° +0.5° Typical step
9W 59° +0.5° Typical step

Estimated lie progression visual

Estimated lie references across this exact Callaway model.
3W
57°
4W
57.5°
5W
58°
7W
58.5°
9W
59°

S2H2 Fairway directional effect from a 1° lie error

Geometric face-plane direction estimate using this model’s listed lofts. It is not predicted curvature or yards offline.
3W
0.27°
4W
0.31°
5W
0.34°
7W
0.38°
9W
0.45°
Most lie-sensitive listed club: 9W at about 24° loft — roughly 0.45° of face-plane direction change from a 1° lie error.

Should the Callaway S2H2 Fairway be more upright or flatter?

A more upright fit may help when…

  • A fitter confirms the current head fits too flat dynamically
  • Another factory build gives better centre contact

A flatter fit may help when…

  • A fitter confirms the current head fits too upright dynamically
  • Another factory build gives better centre contact

Do not change lie just because…

  • You plan to bend a wood / hybrid without model-specific approval
  • You have no repeatable strike baseline

Playing length reference

Club / head Length
3W 43.25 in
4W 43 in
5W 42.75 in
7W 42.25 in
9W 41.75 in

Because these heads use different playing lengths, judge dynamic lie with the actual club being fit rather than applying one correction across the family.

Verify the exact Callaway specification before changing lie angle

Dynamic lie changes with delivery, shaft deflection, playing length and setup. If a Callaway wood or hybrid is adjustable, use only the documented hosel positions for that exact head. For irons, use a qualified club fitter before bending. Visit Callaway Golf.

Ernie

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