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Funny thing happened today.
After recently posting details from session on the Bridgestone launch monitor I remembered that about 15 months ago when I started getting serious about golf again I got a driver fitting done at GolfSmith. I dug out the paperwork to compare numbers. Averages from 15 months ago: Clubhead speed = 97 mph Ball Speed = 130 mph Backspin = 4500 rpm |
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man those are great numbers! keep up the good work! I have seen similar results recently, me being 15 and growing all the time I got my ss from 83 in december, to to 89 in april and right now I am around 100. So I guess practice does help. I agree that you should get a high lofted driver and just bash them as hard as you can.
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Im going out on a limb and guessing that you have a REALLY low ball flight? 1900 spin is very low. From what I've been told, 2200-2400 is ideal. I dunno, I hit the driver well enough. ![]() |
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With the current shaft on my FIT, yes the ball flight is low but not as much as the spin number would lead you to believe. The Fujikura Speeder 6.2 Tour Spec is a low launch, low spin shaft. The tourney I played today I could only hit driver 3 times and each were carries of about 270+. |
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