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Post by grantcrichter on Oct 31, 2018 11:11:08 GMT -5
i am currently accepting tips on how to achieve the fast/perfect for extra distance.
perhaps there is somebody out there looking to help?
thanks. really excited for week 1
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Post by superace33 on Oct 31, 2018 11:20:12 GMT -5
Have a quicker tempo on the downswing.. I do this almost everytime. It goes a little left though. i am currently accepting tips on how to achieve the fast/perfect for extra distance. perhaps there is somebody out there looking to help? thanks. really excited for week 1 |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 31, 2018 11:42:06 GMT -5
Ive worked on this quite a bit but lazza is the man. Having the fast perfect and 95 percent swings is a must to dial in long approaches where loft is useless.
It's all in the timing and I'm as interested in tips as you. Problem is that as soon as you start doing it on purpose it'll start happening more by accident. Good luck in your endeavor
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Post by Deleted on Oct 31, 2018 11:44:32 GMT -5
i am currently accepting tips on how to achieve the fast/perfect for extra distance. perhaps there is somebody out there looking to help? thanks. really excited for week 1 Transition just before the normal completion of the backswing. Like a split second before it gets to the top. If you're too early, then it becomes a 95% power swing which will lose a bit of distances, a bit shorter then 90% and so on. The sweet spot for a 'fast' (really that just means 'early') backswing with 100% power to get more distance is just before the top of the backswing. Takes some practice but it's so, so worth it. |
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Post by grantcrichter on Oct 31, 2018 17:03:15 GMT -5
Haven’t gone and tested it yet but I’m guessing this may be hard to achieve with ladies clubs since there are never any tempo issues with them
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Post by Deleted on Oct 31, 2018 18:03:20 GMT -5
I thought fast backswing was moving it back faster.... what youre saying is moving it forward sooner?
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Post by Deleted on Oct 31, 2018 18:08:37 GMT -5
I thought fast backswing was moving it back faster.... what youre saying is moving it forward sooner? Backswing is about the transition at the top of the swing, NOT the speed of it. If you have a just slightly short swing just before/at the apex you get a fast downswing but still 100% power and it adds distance.
Downswing is about the speed from the apex through hitting the ball (pushing forward with the analog). Pushing more firmly/harder helps to achieve a fast downswing.
The best combo for more distance is a fast/fast and with loft on your driver. It can add 20 or even more yards vs. a regular perfect/perfect drive. Keep in mind with the fast downswing that you will pull the ball and your aim pre-shot may need to be adjusted for it.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 31, 2018 19:06:22 GMT -5
I thought fast backswing was moving it back faster.... what youre saying is moving it forward sooner? Backswing is about the transition at the top of the swing, NOT the speed of it. If you have a just slightly short swing just before/at the apex you get a fast downswing but still 100% power and it adds distance.
Downswing is about the speed from the apex through hitting the ball (pushing forward with the analog). Pushing more firmly/harder helps to achieve a fast downswing.
The best combo for more distance is a fast/fast and with loft on your driver. It can add 20 or even more yards vs. a regular perfect/perfect drive. Keep in mind with the fast downswing that you will pull the ball and your aim pre-shot may need to be adjusted for it.
Thanks for the clear description, do you watch the club head or is it feel? |
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Post by steamerandy64 on Oct 31, 2018 19:54:06 GMT -5
i am currently accepting tips on how to achieve the fast/perfect for extra distance. perhaps there is somebody out there looking to help? thanks. really excited for week 1 If you can do this is does seem to work. I haven't mastered it yet due to the corrupt swing system i think. Tends to work better than adding fade or draw to the ball. What im reading about this is you want a fast/fast with loft for optimum distance using master clubs. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 31, 2018 19:57:58 GMT -5
Backswing is about the transition at the top of the swing, NOT the speed of it. If you have a just slightly short swing just before/at the apex you get a fast downswing but still 100% power and it adds distance.
Downswing is about the speed from the apex through hitting the ball (pushing forward with the analog). Pushing more firmly/harder helps to achieve a fast downswing.
The best combo for more distance is a fast/fast and with loft on your driver. It can add 20 or even more yards vs. a regular perfect/perfect drive. Keep in mind with the fast downswing that you will pull the ball and your aim pre-shot may need to be adjusted for it.
Thanks for the clear description, do you watch the club head or is it feel? I am not all that great at it, to be honest. Getting the fast backswing is easier for me to do. I am pretty much feel/timing for the swing in general, but I am looking at the screen. It just "feels" like I am starting the backswing a microsecond early.
Getting the fast downswing on cue (deliberately) is the more difficult thing for me as I can only do this maybe 30-40% of the time when I try to achieve it. So, for me, the F/F combo is not something I can count on and only try on wider fairways since the ball may go straight or pull a bit and I don't know which will actually happen.
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Post by YachtRocker on Nov 1, 2018 16:35:46 GMT -5
I'm always Fast/Perfect, well mostly always, and normally is hooks to the left slightly but I've learned to play with that. Unfortunately when I hit Perfect/Perfect I'm usually off the fairway to the right. Now if I err I err to very-fast/perfect which totally sucks, unless I have a killer dogleg left. Sorry no real tip here, just a comment.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 2, 2018 1:49:10 GMT -5
I'm always Fast/Perfect, well mostly always, and normally is hooks to the left slightly but I've learned to play with that. Unfortunately when I hit Perfect/Perfect I'm usually off the fairway to the right. Now if I err I err to very-fast/perfect which totally sucks, unless I have a killer dogleg left. Sorry no real tip here, just a comment. From your description I'm guessing you mean you get perfect/fast (convention is to order the phrase as backswing/downswing) because backswing affects power, not dispersion. |
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Post by lessangster on Nov 2, 2018 2:57:35 GMT -5
With master clubs I get more Perfect/Fast swings so I always aim a little right of centre but with pro clubs I get more perfect/slow so I do the opposite......just saying.
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Post by YachtRocker on Nov 3, 2018 12:20:37 GMT -5
I'm always Fast/Perfect, well mostly always, and normally is hooks to the left slightly but I've learned to play with that. Unfortunately when I hit Perfect/Perfect I'm usually off the fairway to the right. Now if I err I err to very-fast/perfect which totally sucks, unless I have a killer dogleg left. Sorry no real tip here, just a comment. From your description I'm guessing you mean you get perfect/fast (convention is to order the phrase as backswing/downswing) because backswing affects power, not dispersion. Fast/Perfect while looking at my swing meter. Fast on Top, Perfect on Bottom. Well that's the way I'm looking at it. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 3, 2018 12:31:13 GMT -5
From your description I'm guessing you mean you get perfect/fast (convention is to order the phrase as backswing/downswing) because backswing affects power, not dispersion. Fast/Perfect while looking at my swing meter. Fast on Top, Perfect on Bottom. Well that's the way I'm looking at it. Yeah it's a shame HB display it in that way. Top is downswing and bottom is backswing, extremely important to know that especially when talking about manipulating tempo, because fast/perfect is ideal on drives since it goes straight, but perfect/fast will have you hooking the ball into the woods or water! |
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