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NOTE: at the 20:55 ish mark when he mentions 2000 spin with the driver being too low at mid 160s ball speed. Trottie tells him the only way 2k spin works is if he is faster (i.e. 170s 180s ball speed).
So if you get a fitting and a fitter is telling you that 2k spin (or less) is ideal (assuming you are 160 or less ball speed), you may want to get your money back.
so freaking true. i've mentioned this on thp before, but i watched pga tour member chris baker get fit. when they were hitting driver, i asked what launch and spin they were looking for and said "17 17?" as in 1,700 spin and 17* launch like the sldr marketing told us. the fitter laughed at me and said absolutely not. he said he was trying to land in 2,500 - 2,700 rpm range. that was his ideal window for control without sacrificing too much distance.
and yet we STILL see fitters trying to get spin at or even below 2k. i don't want to believe it, but it really feels like it's an unfortunate result of the launch monitor wars. give me launch and spin. you can keep your knuckleballs.