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  colin007 said:
The exception being a range ball that is specifically a limited flight ball.

Before I knew that I gauged my distances at the range and then would think I was hitting the ball pretty well when I played. Haha.

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  RFKFREAK said:
Before I knew that I gauged my distances at the range and then would think I was hitting the ball pretty well when I played. Haha.

Were they labeled "limited flight"? If they weren't, then range balls should fly pretty much as far as a regular ball. Certainly within a few yards.

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  colin007 said:
[quote name="RFKFREAK" url="/t/54229/trackman-figures-from-some-tour-players/60#post_1095772"] Before I knew that I gauged my distances at the range and then would think I was hitting the ball pretty well when I played. Haha.

Were they labeled "limited flight"? If they weren't, then range balls should fly pretty much as far as a regular ball. Certainly within a few yards.[/quote] On most ranges, limited flight balls are not that common. The fact that the balls are really worn, though, might take off af few yards.

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  colin007 said:
Were they labeled "limited flight"? If they weren't, then range balls should fly pretty much as far as a regular ball. Certainly within a few yards.

Don't remember, tbh. I just remember distances being off. [quote name="Lihu" url="/t/54229/trackman-figures-from-some-tour-players/0_100#post_1095888"] On most ranges, limited flight balls are not that common. The fact that the balls are really worn, though, might take off af few yards.[/quote] This could be it, too.

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This is one of the concerns that pros have when getting fitted, so I think they use the balls they normally play with to get fitted and measured for their distances. I was considering using something like game golf instead of getting a trakman combine result, but now that I consider all the different conditions it seems like combine will give you the most accurate numbers you can use for a good baseline.

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  Lihu said:
This is one of the concerns that pros have when getting fitted, so I think they use the balls they normally play with to get fitted and measured for their distances. I was considering using something like game golf instead of getting a trakman combine result, but now that I consider all the different conditions it seems like combine will give you the most accurate numbers you can use for a good baseline.

Don't think it a concern for them, more like the ability to use their exact balls on the range is a luxury afforded them.

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  Golfingdad said:

Don't think it a concern for them, more like the ability to use their exact balls on the range is a luxury afforded them.

Yep.

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