thought I would respond here...got fitted for a new Driver and here is what performed for me the best. This driver was later in my session so I was a bit tired. These low numbers made me sad



I need to strengthen up. 2024 goal.

Swing speed numbers from driver to driver can vary a bit based on the design of the head and how the monitor reads the toe of driver coming into the ball

CapCity12thMan said:

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thought I would respond here...got fitted for a new Driver and here is what performed for me the best. This driver was later in my session so I was a bit tired. These low numbers made me sad



I need to strengthen up. 2024 goal.

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Don't know if you notice or it was mentioned, but you have an almost perfect 1.5 smash factor on that driver

those numbers are sort of consistent with my used-to-be current driver, but I know from playing a round, when I know the yardage of the hole and where I land, what the distance is, my real play numbers are a bit longer on the total distance. This driver gave me 2-3 more mph chs and tighter dispersion.

I was not surprised I was 101-102 chs, not surprised with my attack angle and low spin rate. Surprised those don't translate into longer shots, but that is prob typical.

I've only had one round with this new driver so once I can get the smash factor going on it, I think I will see some improvement there.

clobby said:

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Get the hcp below 15. Play more.

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12.5 SUCCESS!

How do you calc? I have always been told I am maxing out what I have

It's your ball speed divided by club head speed

https://blog.trackmangolf.com/smash-factor/

Safe to say more chs with a consistent 1.5 smash would have tremendous upside. I know I hit it good, just not hard.

Remember - the solution is to always buy new clubs