Great video, thanks. Just didn’t get the spin loft calculation. Why is -4 degrees on top of 45 degrees dynamic loft 50 degrees? Wouldn’t negative 4 degrees attack angle further reduce the loft rather than increasing it to 50 degrees?
So spin loft is the difference between angle of attack and dynamic loft so if you have 10* of loft pointing up and -10* of the club going down the different between these is 20* If that doesn’t make sense don’t worry, golf is super confusing 😅 just google “What is spin loft” and it will come up mostly in regards to hitting driver where you want a narrow spin loft for low spin
Great video and clearly a useful piece of kit . Also clearly the company are pushing it hard to our YT golfing friends which is fair enoughbits a great marketing place ...too expensive for me that's the cost of the new putter I want or most of a new set of wedges that I really need which would defo help up my spin numbers 😂
Great demo P. If you can’t afford hack motion, punch a hole in the Velcro flap of an old glove and stick a tee into it, close the flap on the glove as normal and use the tee to train where your lead wrist is pointing as you demonstrated. As an aside, Lee Trevino claims that he never saw a good wedge player who could slide his trail hand up the shaft at lead arm parallel and touch the club head, suggesting that an good wedge player never gets to 90 degrees wrist cock - Any thoughts?
I've, sadly, never ripped a beaver out of the fairway. I'm...man. There are so. many. jokes. I want to make right now, that the choice is overwhelming and I'm left just saying "hehehe...ripped a beaver." "Beaver tail," however, is a much, MUCH less innuendo-laden term. Redundant, even, some may say. That's me done, then. Great content, as always :)
Acceleration is a measurement of speed over time. You can't have one without the other. If you hit the ball at 100 miles an hour, it doesn't matter if it took you a half a second to get up to that speed or 20 seconds. All the ball knows at impact is how fast the clubhead is moving.
@@CrispyGFX Incorrect. The time the club head is in contact with the ball makes a difference too. If you accelerate and compress the ball-you will generate more spin at 100 than if you hit a constant 100. The club head is speeding up through contact. Chip master in Europe proved this last year-Dan Greaves.
That’s what us amateurs need… ripping back speed so when we hit it perfect it rips away from the hole it landed next too… just hit the ball and straight and know your distance. Learn how to chip 10, 15, 20, 30 with a 54 and be a good putter and you will beat all your friends that are not scratch
The course I play has lots of small plateau greens and holding them is essentially impossible without a degree of spin. Maybe not ripping back spin, but one hop stop is essentially. Even when you land it at the front it runs off the back. For these reasons this is still useful.
