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He definitely wants a straight answer
Maybe.
I've also been around a long, long time and I know what both scenarios look like.
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He definitely wants a straight answer
Ditto!White.
haha I know what you mean. I genuinely believe he does though after talking with him a few weeksMaybe.
I've also been around a long, long time and I know what both scenarios look like.
I hit them in the order listed. I had just completed a lesson where I was hitting my Apexes really well, so I decided to hop on the launch monitor and see how those clubs did. Hit the D200 first, then the C100, then the V4.Interesting. Especially where your best dispersion was with what is supposed to be a "players" iron. Did you hit them in that order or did your dispersion get progressively better from your first 10 to you last?
I would repeat the test with pw, 7i, and 4i from each and see if the pattern holds for all 3.
Looking for straight answers, whatever your honest opinion is. I've got my big boy pants on, you won't hurt my feelings.Honest inquiry - is this a loaded question and do you want a straight answer or do you want a justification answer.
Looking for straight answers, whatever your honest opinion is. I've got my big boy pants on, you won't hurt my feelings.
Hawk that is super helpful advice, thank you for taking the time to write that up.
To answer you and ddec, the reason I'm asking is because I have a small amount of experience with one set of clubs (maybe 15 rounds with my Apexes) and a teensy amount of experience with another set (2 rounds with Speedblades). I don't feel like I have the experience to make a really informed decision about which clubs will be right for me. That's why I've been doing testing and tossing the results out to my team and to you guys.
As I'm sure you guessed, my ego says one thing but I don't want to listen to that. I'll buy ego clubs on my own time, this is about doing what's best for my game and my team.
Hawk that is super helpful advice, thank you for taking the time to write that up.
To answer you and ddec, the reason I'm asking is because I have a small amount of experience with one set of clubs (maybe 15 rounds with my Apexes) and a teensy amount of experience with another set (2 rounds with Speedblades). I don't feel like I have the experience to make a really informed decision about which clubs will be right for me. That's why I've been doing testing and tossing the results out to my team and to you guys.
As I'm sure you guessed, my ego says one thing but I don't want to listen to that. I'll buy ego clubs on my own time, this is about doing what's best for my game and my team.
Hawk that is super helpful advice, thank you for taking the time to write that up.
To answer you and ddec, the reason I'm asking is because I have a small amount of experience with one set of clubs (maybe 15 rounds with my Apexes) and a teensy amount of experience with another set (2 rounds with Speedblades). I don't feel like I have the experience to make a really informed decision about which clubs will be right for me. That's why I've been doing testing and tossing the results out to my team and to you guys.
As I'm sure you guessed, my ego says one thing but I don't want to listen to that. I'll buy ego clubs on my own time, this is about doing what's best for my game and my team.
I'll buy ego clubs on my own time, this is about doing what's best for my game and my team.
Not bad, honestly. Wilson did a good job of hiding all that chunkiness behind the face, and there's not silly offset. I like how their entire range of irons looks at address, I don't have a strong preference for one over the other.I know you've mentioned it before in terms of irons so I'll ask a question that I think might be a big factor to you...how do the D200's look at address for you?
At this point of your game, (and I really don't know where that is) do you want to like what you see when you look at your clubs, or do you want to like where your next shot is being played from?
I feel like that unnaturally skews towards good shots. You're not going to hit your best shot every time just like you're not going to hit your worst shot every time.just out of curiosity what is the reason for eliminating the best and worst shots? in fittings that i have been through the fitter only throws out some bad results when i hit one that is just way off compared to the rest of the sample size.
i am still taking the white. when i was in the 20+ hdcp range i wanted something that was going to give me the most distance. Accuracy for me was an issue regardless because of swing flaws so i would be happy with 10-20 yds extra club and slightly off center.
just out of curiosity what is the reason for eliminating the best and worst shots? in fittings that i have been through the fitter only throws out some bad results when i hit one that is just way off compared to the rest of the sample size.
LOL, that's my advice to you guys too. Blades all the way.Since we are on opposite teams, I'm telling you to take the red.
That's a good way to say what I was trying to convey there. Accuracy related to the club itself is tough to gauge even at my level now - not that I'm even at a 'good' level.
Not bad, honestly. Wilson did a good job of hiding all that chunkiness behind the face, and there's not silly offset. I like how their entire range of irons looks at address, I don't have a strong preference for one over the other.
Honestly both. Ideal for me is really good looking clubs that put the ball exactly where I want it most often. That means hitting the side of the fairway I want to be on, the section of the green I'm aiming for, etc.
I feel like that unnaturally skews towards good shots. You're not going to hit your best shot every time just like you're not going to hit your worst shot every time.