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    • boogielicious
      A Decibel Meter as a Free Speed Meter?

      By boogielicious ·

      A much better use of the free Decibel Meter is to see how loud your amps are when you crank them and rock out!!! I try to keep it below 90dB (emphasis on ‘try’ 😉). I think there are too many other variables to consider using sound. You would have to set up a designed experiment with randomized runs and block variables to really see if it’s worth the effect. I can see the following variables in addition to the normal swing speed variables: Temperature, Humidity, wind speed, time (as in how long the experiment has been running), repetitions, angle and elevation of the meter, elevation of the ball and club above the ground, ground surface roughness and reflectivity, distance to surrounding objects like walls and ceilings. This does not include the variable in sound of different club head materials and designs.
    • GolfLug
      My Swing (cipher)

      By GolfLug ·

      Sedge Valley looks amazing. Befitting the company of it's tad older siblings next door. The clawed out bunkers though.. Some of them greens holes have like six of these puppies surrounding! Hit the green or be damned. Even some of the fairways seem to funnel into some of them. I guess it helps to have wide fairways. Would love to battle through it someday. In my bucket list now.  Yeah, LLB is still a pill in my book. The 4th hole still my favorite. Visually at least. The video doesn't do enough justice as to how perilous it is from the tee box. Lost my bearings on this bad boy and never recovered until we hit the clubhouse restaurant after the round. Good on you for taking it on. 💪  
    • cipher
      My Swing (cipher)

      By cipher ·

      Don't really want to start a new thread for this, so I will just post here.  Sedge Valley, it's a gem.    La Belle., I joined as a member this year. Before you jump on me for why since I have not been the biggest fan of it in the past, the course makes me a better golfer. It is also nice to look at in general and quiet. Member reserved tee time slots are nice as well.  
    • GolfLug
      A Decibel Meter as a Free Speed Meter?

      By GolfLug ·

      You don't need to build an algorithm if you can build a table with PRGR and decibel readings. I proper statistician can provide better guidance but Im guessing you need hundreds of readings for each club to establish a d decibel to speed curve.
    • DeadMan
      Wordle Daily Puzzle

      By DeadMan ·

      Wordle 1,192 2/6 🟩⬜🟨🟨🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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