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**ORDERCHEAPVIAGRASOFTWARE** · 08-30-2012, 07:47 PM

I guess I don't understand the problem with bitting the ball farther. There are a lot of other facots that will go into distance than loft. Length, shaft, lie, weight ect. Also, why go get a fitting only to dispute the fitting. Sounds like a good fitting that should lower scores for you.

You must also have some perfect launch conditions to hit a 300 yard drive with a 105 swing speed. That's my swing sped and I am 30 yards short of your average.

i did say that i drive 270 to 280 so that puts me in the same boat as you for the 30 yrd difference. Have done it a number of times through the years though. Probably perfect sweet spot, a great bounce and roll, maybe a little wind help etc...loft of club at impact or for any number of reasons.

as far as the fitting, i am not disputing it at all, i am meerly trying to better understand what benefit or advantage the subjuct discussed will do for me vs if it could be a disadvantage. Before i buy new clubs I just want be sure I understand why i buy what i end up with. Many other factors at the fitting all seem logical and made sense but just that one specific factor got me thinking alot about it and just may be possible that hitting further is not always so necessary etc..

08-30-2012, 07:47 PM	#9
ORDERCHEAPVIAGRASOFTWARE Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 437 Senior Member	I guess I don't understand the problem with bitting the ball farther. There are a lot of other facots that will go into distance than loft. Length, shaft, lie, weight ect. Also, why go get a fitting only to dispute the fitting. Sounds like a good fitting that should lower scores for you. You must also have some perfect launch conditions to hit a 300 yard drive with a 105 swing speed. That's my swing sped and I am 30 yards short of your average. i did say that i drive 270 to 280 so that puts me in the same boat as you for the 30 yrd difference. Have done it a number of times through the years though. Probably perfect sweet spot, a great bounce and roll, maybe a little wind help etc...loft of club at impact or for any number of reasons. as far as the fitting, i am not disputing it at all, i am meerly trying to better understand what benefit or advantage the subjuct discussed will do for me vs if it could be a disadvantage. Before i buy new clubs I just want be sure I understand why i buy what i end up with. Many other factors at the fitting all seem logical and made sense but just that one specific factor got me thinking alot about it and just may be possible that hitting further is not always so necessary etc..
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