I'd like to see a video showing the clubs in your bag and explaining any changes you've made since you started playing. I've really enjoyed all your videos so far. They're very helpful.
Great job on the videos..concise and to the point..good length of video and helpful information ..keep it up. Any thoughts on how your data would carry over to masters or pro levels?
Has anyone noticed if trees along the fairway will block the wind and reduce its effects? I've taken some shots with a 10-15 mph crosswind, adjusted right or left to compensate only to have the ball land well outside the fairway as if the wind had no affect it at all.
Really great breakdown, thank you for uploading this. Will watch this multiple times. Also interested working out breakdown of shots into the green if elevated or downslope. i.e green is 25ft up and your 160 out do you club up to 185.
@@Ma_Kachada Yes i agree with Mathew A. No wind would be good seeing you just did wind then we can take the elevation video and do the math between the 2 ourselves in game. I know in real life it's usually for every 15' of elevation up or down you go up or down a club. Look forward to the video thanks for the help!
I guys, I’ve been playing golf game since Links and for every 3 feet up or down you add or substract 1 yard. For the putting every 1 inch up or down you add or substrack 1 foot. Have fun playing that game.
Jean Maille thank you for the info, appreciate the comment. I also saw another RU-vidr saying the same thing. Do you know anything about converting from the sand, seems abit of a guessing game with splash shots
My problem is, if it says the pin is 146 yards away, I calculate for 146, and, of course , always go long. I need to remember to use the book to get a yardage that would account for the roll. Too bad, with the terrible "Slow", "fast" system, it's almost impossible to do a percentage (like 75%) swing. Even with the power bar showing (which I don't use). Plus, if you try take a half swing, thinking it will be 50% power, and it's like 25% and "Slow" or "very slow". So I end up just taking a full swing and trying to reduce distance with loft.
lets consider diagonal wind because thats where it gets tricky. if you use a watch face to represent wind angle, 12, 6, 3, and 9 are relatively easy to account for based on your method. However, if the direction is 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, or 11, it becomes a more complicated calculation. Any thoughts on this?
It sounds like you're referencing a fast/slow shot or shot shaping against a wind. (Example wind left to right and you hit a draw or fast). If this is what you're referencing the wind can act as a wall or barrier to straighten the flight. I play shot shaping irons to use the wind as an advantage in windy conditions. If this isn't what you're asking about could you explain in more detail, so I can provide a better answer. Hope this helped.
@@Ma_Kachada Well sometimes I hit it with the wind. Say the wind is going to the right I will sometimes accidentally hit it to the right. But even though I do this it swings wildly to the left.
@@sadville13 gotcha. Yeah that is tough. The game actually does a good job when it comes down to side spin. Similar to real golf the wind will increase or decrease your side spin depending on if you're going against or with the wind. Hitting against a wind will straighten the flight, but if you hit with the wind blowing the more side spin it will have. The faster the wind, the more uncontrollable the hook or slice. In my videos, you'll see me try to counter this by eliminating slow swings from my game. When I do have a wind off the right, I try to start the ball right, aim down the right, and just let the wind take it in. Not much you can do other than ride the wind.
Pull Cart Patrol you broke wind effect into driver and all other clubs. Is that right? For example Does the wind in your test affect the 3w and 8 iron the same?
