280+ yard golf swing

[saevel25]

You were right about healing it a bit, i smacked one dead center yesterday and god it about took my ears off, it sounded sweet.

[MikeLowry5]

You were right about healing it a bit, i smacked one dead center yesterday and god it about took my ears off, it sounded sweet.

Your comments make me think you jerk off at night to your driver swing.

[Shanks A Million]

You were right about healing it a bit, i smacked one dead center yesterday and god it about took my ears off, it sounded sweet.

Well, if there's one thing in this world I know, it's sound and music. I can tell you how you hit a ball, how much spin it had, and often other parameters of the shot.

[delav]

Well, if there's one thing in this world I know, it's sound and music. I can tell you how you hit a ball, how much spin it had, and often other parameters of the shot.

You can identify ball flight based off of sound? Sorry man, but that i hard to swallow, even with e-golfing.

[Shanks A Million]

You can identify ball flight based off of sound? Sorry man, but that i hard to swallow, even with e-golfing.

Not ballflight, no, but rather characteristics of the strike. Remember, I am autistic, albeit mildly.

[saevel25]

Your comments make me think you jerk off at night to your driver swing.

All night long, got a problem. sounds like someone is jealous.

You can identify ball flight based off of sound? Sorry man, but that i hard to swallow, even with e-golfing.

Well is tough to do, but when you actually hit one square in the middle of the face and properly release through the ball, there is definitely a certain noise that is produced rather than hitting one near the toe or heel. You can get the same sound with the putter, hit on in the middle of the face than hit one near the heel, the heel has a duller clunkier sound, the middle has a higher crisper sound.

[colin007]

not really hard to do. the perfectly center hits always sound different, distinctive. heel and toe hits are unique in their own ways as well. more of a "thwock" when on the heel and toe, at least on my titleist.

[Shanks A Million]

Yes, the different parts of a golf club make different sounds. You have to have a very acute sense of hearing, but it's not hard for me, as my ear is already tuned that way.

Where you hit on the face determines which parts of the harmonic series are stimulated. Hit it on the center, and you'll cause the 1st, 3rd, 5th, and so on harmonics to sound. Hit 50% to the left, and you'll hear the 2nd, 4th, 6th, etc.


While this may be a highly oversimplified explanation, it does give some idea of how these sounds can be interpreted.