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...which means you are correct. There are two ways to affect the spin of a shot: 1) Vary the ball position like you've mentioned. This varies your angle into the ball, increasing/decreasing the amount of spin. 2) Vary your swing...
Could be many reasons. You could be decelerating into impact. Could be taking too much divot. For me, my divots (and resulting shots) were horrible when I focused on trying to take a divot. Rather, a divot is a byprodct of a quality...
I got the ball from a buddy who bought a box and had the same problem. He couldn't get them 20 feet off the ground. His swing speed is probably in the low 90s though. Mine's closer to 115. The ball was brand new.
Interesting... Like I'm talking 50% lower ball flight. This wasn't subtle by any means. Just curious...
For those of you who've played this ball, have you had any issue in launch angle? From my understanding, this ball is supposed to promote a straight ballflight (versus the e7 which is supposed to have a penetrating flight). I usually...
For starters your ball position is way too far back. Try positioning the ball just inside your left foot.
Originally Posted by Leftygolfer BS. It is no harder to hit than a 60 or 56 if you have good impact conditions (IE hands ahead of the ball). This comment makes no sense! Of course its harder to hit a wedge when...
I think this depends too on the shape of the face and the loft. Some drivers don't offer much room to hit a ball off the deck (think game improvement styles). Also, too much loft makes it difficult not to hit it thin, while too little...
I play a 15.5 degree hybrid and really like it. I use it as a replacement 3-wood and while I don't quite get the same distance, I'm much more consistent with it.
I would go hit some and find out for yourself. Do you have access to a shop that will let you demo clubs? Or better yet, a shop with an outdoor range? I personally play a 2 hybrid, but I don't carry a 3 wood. Mine is actually a 15.5...
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