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Has anyone messed with the adapter? If so did you see any noticeable changes?
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Has anyone messed with the adapter? If so did you see any noticeable changes?
I haven't yet, Ive had a lot of success so far, so no tinkering for me.Has anyone messed with the adapter? If so did you see any noticeable changes?
I haven't yet, Ive had a lot of success so far, so no tinkering for me.
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Has anyone messed with the adapter? If so did you see any noticeable changes?
I have tried it in both the N- and N+ positions. I saw more tendency to miss left in the N+ position which makes sense since a more upright lie angle is supposed to aid in slice reduction. I like the height I am getting from the 10.5 head so have not tried any other loft settings. Because of my tendency to pull hook as my big miss, going up in loft and looking at a closed face angle would drive me bonkers.Has anyone messed with the adapter? If so did you see any noticeable changes?
All the feedback in here and talk of the spin has got me definitely wanting to see some detailed data on this head. It’s pretty intriguing.
I'm going to try this week to get it out on trackman hopefully
Update:
Just left PGA store solely to get numbers of m5/tz6 vs Hogan/Lin-Q
M5: 9* set to 9.5*
Ball speed 157
Launch 14.5
Spin 2500
Carry 272
Total 290
Hogan: 10.5 set to 10
Ball speed 159
Launch 11.1
Backspin 1600
Carry 263
Total 291
Hogan: 10.5 set to 11. This is where the magic happened
Ball Speed 161
Launch 13
Backspin 2150
Carry 281
Total 302
Overall I still find the m5 more forgiving, but once I lofted up the Hogan it was like a completely different driver. The hogan Lin q is super low spin and launch and very quick too. Lofting up not only gave me better distances but dispersion improved a lot more too
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That combination is going to be lethal for you. What's crazy is you could loft up more and get more distance out of it most likely. Either way however, 9 yards of carry increase is no joke.
This driver is incredibly unique to me. It sits neutral, smaller looking head shape, but yet still inspires a certain confidence. I think part of that is the impact sound when you hit it. Super pleasing. This is a low spin head. I lofted mine up and am hitting it pretty well on the range, but it definitely falls into the camp of lower spin.
Agreed, really love the sound. I'm in need of low spin and this thing has been great for me so far. Coming from the TS2 which also worked really for me, but I feel like my better hits with this go further. Hoping to get it on trackman this week.
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Agreed, really love the sound. I'm in need of low spin and this thing has been great for me so far. Coming from the TS2 which also worked really for me, but I feel like my better hits with this go further. Hoping to get it on trackman this week.
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This is exactly what I have found. The look and sound are absolutely great. I think it's just too low spin of a head for me. I can get some good numbers on the launch monitor with it but on course wasn't nearly as good. The ball wanted to fall out of the sky on all but my best strikes, though I still got solid distance. Lofting up to 11.5 wasn't a good option either since that closes the face 2 degrees.This driver is incredibly unique to me. It sits neutral, smaller looking head shape, but yet still inspires a certain confidence. I think part of that is the impact sound when you hit it. Super pleasing. This is a low spin head. I lofted mine up and am hitting it pretty well on the range, but it definitely falls into the camp of lower spin.