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Post by dreagleg on Aug 29, 2020 1:35:18 GMT -5
If I need to fill a distance gap in my bag, and I want to purchase a new club, how do I work out how far it hits?
For example, my stock 9 iron is 142 yards, and I often find myself in a position where I have to hit an approach shot with spin rather than have something that flies 120-135 yards.
But the new clubs in the shop don't give numerical distance stats, just an abstract bar. Hopefully I don't have to purchase them before finding out just how far they go?
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Post by pc17 on Sept 1, 2020 6:14:02 GMT -5
If I need to fill a distance gap in my bag, and I want to purchase a new club, how do I work out how far it hits? For example, my stock 9 iron is 142 yards, and I often find myself in a position where I have to hit an approach shot with spin rather than have something that flies 120-135 yards. But the new clubs in the shop don't give numerical distance stats, just an abstract bar. Hopefully I don't have to purchase them before finding out just how far they go? I had the same problem, where you don't know the distance a club will hit until you've purchased it. It's a bit weird that you start out with ridiculous gaps between club lengths.
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Post by cseanny on Sept 1, 2020 8:40:21 GMT -5
Here are some club distances with time stamps in the description, and then, how to prevent gaps.
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Post by dreagleg on Sept 1, 2020 8:45:41 GMT -5
Here are some club distances with time stamps in the description, and then, how to prevent gaps. Cheers for that dude.
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