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face angle

American  

noun

Geometry.
  1. the angle formed by two successive edges of a polyhedron.


Etymology

Origin of face angle

First recorded in 1910–15

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I like playing around with the face angle sometimes.

From Golf Digest Jan. 28, 2020

As well, the larger bulge radius curvature disguises a closed face angle.

From Golf Digest Dec. 10, 2019

For better players, a slightly open face angle instills confidence.

From Golf Digest Jul. 18, 2016

It tracks everything from swing path and hip rotation to face angle and clubhead speed.

From Golf Digest Oct. 16, 2013

The platform connects to your PC with a 10-foot USB cable and measures your club head speed, face angle and swing path in real time.

From Time Feb. 13, 2013

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