elitegolfcoach

33 years old - professional - 118 mph 6 foot 1 - 170 lb - average distance carry on Trackman 276 yards , was 259 then worked on more of a positive angle of attack as was a 2 negative now up striking 2 degrees , no change in speed , shows the importance on attack angle . I had to change my path also to suit this (D Plane)

In reference to the data from Boo Weekly , when you are launching a driver at 9 degrees 2500 spin is too low , if he was launching it at a higher launch with that spin, example 11 degrees and the same spin would be perfect, however as he is a down striker of 3 degrees he tends to create less launch so the extra spin actually helps create a little more carry I am a trackman owner and use it for fitting every day and coaching and see the same problems every day , people think low spin = more distance and that's only the case when launching higher Hope that's helps