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i've heard the numbers for indoor monitors are very accurate compared to outside.those numbers are good for a ss of around 108,the ball speed is quite high aswell.
High Launch Angle - Is it bad?
i've heard the numbers for indoor monitors are very accurate compared to outside.those numbers are good for a ss of around 108,the ball speed is quite high aswell.
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Richard, thanks for the response.
I've actually had quite a few lessons since May this year. My driver has improved quite a bit. Earlier in the year I was losing my balance and would often times find my left foot coming off the ground.
Now I stay planted and balanced. Tempo is probably still a little quick, but I am making a conscious decision to work on that.
As for my other clubs, I hit my 9 iron through wedges straight and high with little dispersion. Problem is, I rarely have a clear shot at the green on the course (dumb trees).
I will continue working with my pro to a point where I have a repeatable swing with repeatable results before going out for a true driver fitting in the Spring.
Thanks again to every for the input. It has been very helpful.
I've actually had quite a few lessons since May this year. My driver has improved quite a bit. Earlier in the year I was losing my balance and would often times find my left foot coming off the ground.
Now I stay planted and balanced. Tempo is probably still a little quick, but I am making a conscious decision to work on that.
As for my other clubs, I hit my 9 iron through wedges straight and high with little dispersion. Problem is, I rarely have a clear shot at the green on the course (dumb trees).
I will continue working with my pro to a point where I have a repeatable swing with repeatable results before going out for a true driver fitting in the Spring.
Thanks again to every for the input. It has been very helpful.