Posts by deronsizemore

Quote: Originally Posted by tkahlm  Many teachers do their own research with trackman. I have heard many top instructors talk about starting direction of slicers being 15% to the right of the target and lower, those...

Quote: Originally Posted by Mordan    You can also make loft adjustments using the tool that don't change the face angle. I think the options are +0.75 and +1.5 degrees of loft.   Really? I must...

Quote: Originally Posted by Golfingdad  Right, as has been said numerous times on here.  Another way to think of it is to realize that the ball has no idea if it's being hit by a right handed or left handed...

Quote: Originally Posted by tkahlm  Has anyone seen any information, maybe from trackman, that shows one flight typically goes farther than another. And what I meant by a fade going farther with the driver is with a...

Quote: Originally Posted by tkahlm  I have been seeing some talk on the internet lately as to what you can get more distance out of a fade or a draw. I don't want the answer that they travel the same when everything...

Quote: Originally Posted by Mordan    Yep you got it. The tool allows you to make face angle (same as lie angle) adjustments without changing the loft. With your hands you also change loft whenever you...

Quote: Originally Posted by Mordan    He means using the tool. If you are holding the club at address, the tool basically allows you to rotate the face horizontally. If you turn the club in your hands...

Quote: Originally Posted by Golfingdad  You might be ... but so am I. :)  I asked a similar question about the Taylormade drivers several months back:...

Quote: Originally Posted by iacas    Because, when open the clubface, to square it up you close it and that takes loft off.   So imagine this: you have a club with 9° loft. You close the...

Quote: Originally Posted by iacas  Here's one answer.   In terms of independent adjustability, Titleist clubs provide independent loft and lie adjustment. If you hold a Titleist club with the SureFit...