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By iacas ·
That's certainly "basic" information. I need a lot more info than just that for a good chunk of my even teen-handicap golfers. -
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By pganapathy ·
Phone launch monitors are only getting better. The cameras are improving with each new generation of phone and software is getting more accurate. It is only a question of time before phone apps are good enough for all the basic information a golfer needs (club head speed, ball speed, carry distance, total distance). It makes me wonder about the value of launch monitors in the long run, barring high level amateurs and professionals who want very accurate data and more parameters -
By pganapathy ·
I live in South India so temperatures are virtually never cold enough to stop play. Just that the monsoon can make play difficult. I am just not willing to play in the rain and kind of reluctant to play when the ground is soggy and balls are plugging all the time. And since we don't have snow here, any time the ground is dry enough I am willing to play -
By Ty_Webb ·
Just listened to episode 8 - I really enjoyed this one. The vegetable analogy is great IMO. Candy is fun and gives you the instant high, but if you only eat candy you're not going to be feeling too good. Vegetables don't give you that instant high, but they keep you healthier and long term you'll feel much better. For what it's worth, for me, sometimes I want something that is going to help me shoot a better score on Saturday and others I want to improve something about my swing that will make me better long term even if I struggle a little in the short term. It's up to me to communicate that with my coach. Last comment - I would indeed share the hope that every lesson leaves the player "better" than they were on the way in. I would imagine if you have a good coach and good student, then the only time that doesn't happen is when you leave the lesson with it going so badly that you just revert to the old pattern.
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