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By iacas ·
The new irons may be a slightly stronger loft, hence, the higher ball speeds. Plus, you're three years older. -
By klineka ·
I mean it seems like this is your issue, yeah? If you're already at or near a 1.5 smash factor depending on which launch monitor then you're going to have to increase your clubhead speed if you want to increase your ball speed. (Assuming your launch conditions/delivery are also near optimal which it sounds like they are) Are you actively doing any speed training programs like The Stack, Superspeed, etc? -
By klineka ·
Anyone can cherry pick a green shape to fit their narrative. Now do the same thing but for this green that has an extremely sloped hill short, so good chance to roll back to the water, and mounds long that kick long shots OB. It's like a 175yd tee shot too. Or this one. Where the approach shot is from 200+ yds with a severe slope towards the water and very tightly mowed sloped runoff behind the green. -
By p1n9183 ·
In a normal 30x20 green, a left/rigth 15 yard miss is going to be missing the green, probably in the bunker. A short/long 15 yards miss is still going to be in the green. Scoring average is always going to be lower if you have 100% GIR. Unbeatable. I love this tool I created. Is an spreedsheets that calculate the scoring average of a dispersion in a certain green with the flag you want. I set both dispersions in order to score as low as they can in this Par 3 from 150 yards, in this case avoiding going into the water. Option 1: Scoring average: 2.96 GIR: 59% Option 2: Scoring average: 2.79 GIR: 97% -
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