The Titleist tour rep tells us how easy it is to hit the driver these days. Go to 38 minute mark of this podcast. Check out this Podcast: I Interview Titleist Tour Rep JJ VanWezenbeeck https://player.fm/1BFamlp
Graphite shafts should be banned. Go back to steel. Also for the substantial environmental impact. Steel only heads, no carbon, no non-bio degradable equipment. Put the environment first.
Add groove requirements to all "metal woods", to increase spin and variation for off centre strikes.
I've been playing 35 years, I now hit further and straighter and come from 12 to 2 handicap. Without the knowledge and equipment we have today I would be worse, because physically I'm a wreck, no way can I move like I did in youth. So technology & equipment is definitely playing a huge part.
Agree to an extent, but at a time when we want to reduce the time required to play a round, having the ball go exponentially further offline will likely lead to longer days on the course
The Titleist tour rep tells us how easy it is to hit the driver these days. Go to 38 minute mark of this podcast. Check out this Podcast: I Interview Titleist Tour Rep JJ VanWezenbeeck https://player.fm/1BFamlp
Nice article, good thinking in my opinion.
Graphite shafts should be banned. Go back to steel. Also for the substantial environmental impact. Steel only heads, no carbon, no non-bio degradable equipment. Put the environment first.
Add groove requirements to all "metal woods", to increase spin and variation for off centre strikes.
I've been playing 35 years, I now hit further and straighter and come from 12 to 2 handicap. Without the knowledge and equipment we have today I would be worse, because physically I'm a wreck, no way can I move like I did in youth. So technology & equipment is definitely playing a huge part.
Agree to an extent, but at a time when we want to reduce the time required to play a round, having the ball go exponentially further offline will likely lead to longer days on the course