O'Carroll
O'verrated
I'm not sure I've ever paid attention. I play in sub-40° temps at the beginning and end of the year, and never consciously clubbed up to compensate for the cold. Maybe I just swing harder?
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True, but the more hot and humid, the more the golfer gets beat down.?????
A golf ball actually flys farther in hot and humid air. The more humid the air the farther the ball will travel.
It's a feel thing for me. I've never really seen an across the board standard when it comes to distance loss from colder temps. It varies every time out.
With that said, I expect to hit about a club more of the temperature is below 40. I also try to play a lower compression ball in colder temps to make sure I can compress it.