In the pro shop there will be equipment available which will act just like they do IRL so you can take some spin off the shots with a different head design or shaft flexpoint. They won't give an advantage per se but you will be able to customise your game the way you prefer to play.
Adding more spin to long irons, or; less spin to wedges... would be a huge advantage over the default equipment.
Adding a bigger mishit window to a given club is a massive advantage over the default equipment.
I just don't see how, the expectation is to keep the platform fair; whilst, obvious equipment improvements are being considered, for those willing to pay extra for it.
Anything that modifies the physics of the game would be an advantage, unless each improvement came with a penalty in another area.
The only way to create a fair advantage... is, if there is a built in disadvantage somewhere else. (i.e. more spin but less power)
The attribute trade-off is the only thing that will keep this game from becoming yet another money-over-fairness platform.