Haven't done this personally but I believe this is what is done in a REAL fitting... club by club to maximize performance.

I just bought some 716 CB heads and was told they were all standard, but I could tell something wasn't right so I had them checked and they were all flat by a degree or two at least... had them bent to standard and the performance was noticeable... not distance really but the ball flight was straighter and easy to control. I think the correct angles make a big difference. Would love to get a REAL fitting one day though!

I've had a very basic fitting maybe two years ago. I am going to get fit by a titleist professional as soon I can weather permitting.

For ME, I've always had matching lie angles of 1/2 degree upright, standard length. It's not uncommon for golfers to swing the longer clubs a little harder, which could put the hands in a flatter position at impact. The lie board tells the truth, the question is your ability to put the club head consistently on the same plane. Good luck!

I believe they call that a dynamic fitting, had that done myself quite a few years ago. The lie angles vary by manufacturers. I prefer 63* wedge (1* flat), then remaining clubs bent 1/2* from that, on Titleist irons some will bend 1.5* flat