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Post by nothere on Mar 18, 2010 13:04:42 GMT -5
Hi , Richie and other forum members. First post: I have a few questions for Richie. How often do you get a chance to use Trackman and when you do what are you looking for?
When you don't have Trackman what are you doing in your practice to achieve the results your after? Which is more productive and why? Thanks in advance.
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Post by Richie3Jack on Mar 18, 2010 18:32:23 GMT -5
Hi , Richie and other forum members. First post: I have a few questions for Richie. How often do you get a chance to use Trackman and when you do what are you looking for? When you don't have Trackman what are you doing in your practice to achieve the results your after? Which is more productive and why? Thanks in advance. nothere, welcome aboard! First off, I've only used Trackman twice. And both times I really didn't know what a lot of the numbers meant so I didn't get to use it to it's fullest capability. When I'm practicing, I do use ballflight to tell me things about my path and my clubface at impact. It's been EXTEMELY helpful that I now know the 'new ball flight laws' and D-Plane. Even by just practicing alone without any help, understand the 'new ball flight laws' and 'D-Plane' has helped me tremendously. I really cannot reiterate that enough and I think tons of golfers would be helped by know those two things as well. However, there are other factors that can influence the ball flight, like even the very slightest off center hit, which still feels solid. But Trackman would be there to tell you what actually happened at impact to cause that flight. Also there are things like learning a CP release which I think woul be much easier and quicker to learn under Trackman that doing it without Trackman. 3JACK |
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