What is a strong in golf?

Definition

A club face position that is closed or de-lofted relative to its standard specifications, typically referring to irons where the face angle points more toward the target than normal. Strong lofts have become common in modern iron design, with manufacturers reducing loft angles to promote longer distances while maintaining similar trajectory through other design elements. A strong setup position can also refer to grip pressure or body position that promotes a more aggressive, penetrating ball flight. Understanding strong versus weak positions helps golfers make appropriate equipment choices and swing adjustments.