PGA Tour 2k21 Tips: How Much Does the Lie Influence Your Shot??

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12 мар 2021

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@justinhoskins2057 3 года назад

Good stuff my guy. Appreciate the vids

@bayboxer666 3 года назад

You have a very underrated channel, keep it up man

@ikers9073 3 года назад

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@BuffedKappa 3 года назад

good stuff, thanks

@willhuegel187 3 года назад

NIce!

@allanguess5306 3 года назад

Cool vid. Two questions for you: 1. What shot distances/clubs did you use in the testing? Seems that the lateral aiming offset (for a given sideslope) would change based on shot distance. E.g. a 3-wood off a left-sloping yellow lie would go a lot further left than a sand wedge on the same lie. The side launch angle may be close to the same but the side distance travelled would change with shot distance. (function of the sine of the side launch angle). 2. Could you use your test course and pro vision lie angle to quickly gather all the data for all clubs on varying sideslopes? Same technique could be done for up/down slopes and wind (using pro vision wind) to see the effects for various clubs/distances. I haven’t used those pro vision tools myself so not sure if they wouldn’t work for some reason.

@MidKnightYT 3 года назад

Allan, Thank you for the reply and the support. 1. You're spot on. Tune to 01:30 of the video and watch the following 3 shots. I hit a 4, 7, and hybrid. This is hard to explain over words, but ill do my best. I gave ranges because the dispersion of results were because of the club choice and loft. The lower the loft the further from center it went. You could imagine a cone where the point is at the ball and then the farther you hit, the farther away from target your ball would go. I tested all clubs in the bag and they all were on the same cone path. I hope I am kind of making sense here. 2. Absolutely! I always encourage people I try to help to go play a round on amateur and let the game help you understand the numbers better. However, when I was testing wind, I did find the pro-vision numbers to not always be precise and that's why I try to do these test on my own then compare results. The one thing I could not get quantifiable numbers on were upslope and downslope. Those numbers were not consistent, so I did not include them in this video. I am sorry for rambling a bit, but I hope this helped. Let me know if I didn't answer any parts of your questions.