Recent content by golferguy27

I think they "power up" based on movement and potentially light - they told me it was good practice to keep them still and in the dark during our cold Canadian winters - similar to what I do myself I guess :) I did some surgery on some of my non-responsive sensors as well and the glue is...

I list to the golf.com podcast called Fully Equipped - fun actually. One of the guys from TrueSpec golf (fitter company) routinely says" If a golfer can hit the ball into the air and forward we can help with a fitting". While this may sound like a sales line, his rationale from it is, if you...

After years of lessons, Im ashamed at how long it took me to get to a form of passive/dead hands - and its always work in progress. How I got there was starting to use my body correctly resulting in a more neutral set of moves - once that happened the need to "make things happen" got...

too late for the OP, but also maybe helpful for others

Absolutely helped me - didn't result in a new putter but did result in changes to my existing putter and the identification of some putter swing and motion patterns that need a review. A guy once told me a fitting is half finding right equipment, half finding right methods and half, finding the...

This is a good iron fitting - yes, maybe not realistic for mere mortals :) (The full session is over 2 hours.....) This is a bit more relevant for mere mortals And this I'm lucky enough to have local access to TXG (in non-COVID times anyway) and their fitting processes are very good - the...

With good intent :-)

I’d say it shows your game is equally balanced across the dimensions versus a pro - mine are less balanced with driving and approaches far less helpful in SG terms as compared to short game and putting.

The sc200 plus also captures swing speed without a ball - useful for swing speed drills etc

this - a good, experienced fitter should be able to manage the time with you and any limitations - a bad experience travels a long way on social media .....

This thread is why I love the shot data tools like Shotscope or Arccos - it just helps me make better bag composition decisions and shot decisions

Shotscope is starting to roll out strokes gained soon, as in this spring - that will level the playing field considerably - I use both Arccos and Shotscope - both are awesome but I’ve found shot acquisition is more reliable on shotscope - but the Arccos data presentation was superior - so...

Shotscope sensors don't require batteries :)

There are three versions: 1) was with obviously and easily replaceable battery 2) was the second generation with not obvious, but completely possible (by a klutz like me), battery replacement - requires creativity, minimal patience and a CR2032 - and maybe some ultra this shrink wrap/covering...

Its possible and not that difficult - just sayin' CR2032 ;-)