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**hrthwhr** · 12-16-2010, 08:19 AM

Ratfink: Agreed on the range balls. I have a hard time doing squat with those but get pretty good distance on the course. I lose a good 20% of the distance at the local range.

The ones in their training bay's are usually set up "right". Most of the teaching pro's for GT don't actually work for them. They're independant CPGA's and won't stand for the typical selling malarky (something I greatly appriciate). I always try to get the lesson bay if I want to demo a club to get accurate readings.

Going back to the trajectory, I like a mid flight myself. A high flight tends to lose too much distance while a low launch means I have problems with uphill holes.

Biggsy:
I understand why they do it but it doesn't make me any happier about it. Comes off as disingenuous which makes me want to buy things anywhere but there. Or did until I got to use the lesson testing bay.

12-16-2010, 08:19 AM	#11
hrthwhr Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 368 Senior Member	Ratfink: Agreed on the range balls. I have a hard time doing squat with those but get pretty good distance on the course. I lose a good 20% of the distance at the local range. The ones in their training bay's are usually set up "right". Most of the teaching pro's for GT don't actually work for them. They're independant CPGA's and won't stand for the typical selling malarky (something I greatly appriciate). I always try to get the lesson bay if I want to demo a club to get accurate readings. Going back to the trajectory, I like a mid flight myself. A high flight tends to lose too much distance while a low launch means I have problems with uphill holes. Biggsy: I understand why they do it but it doesn't make me any happier about it. Comes off as disingenuous which makes me want to buy things anywhere but there. Or did until I got to use the lesson testing bay.
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