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Post by twofor22 on Jul 24, 2021 3:25:39 GMT -5
Just tried that calibration method described. Started with 5 of each and it favoured red fast with what felt like a natural tempo for me. Did it again 6/4 and in the middle of a round now with much better tempo consistency than I've had recently. Hopefully I don't lose it again 🙄
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Post by blueblood1995 on Jul 24, 2021 4:18:57 GMT -5
Just tried that calibration method described. Started with 5 of each and it favoured red fast with what felt like a natural tempo for me. Did it again 6/4 and in the middle of a round now with much better tempo consistency than I've had recently. Hopefully I don't lose it again 🙄 You recalibrated after the first with 6VS and 4VF correct? I'm going to try this. Do you play PC or console and if PC what controller are you using? |
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Post by twofor22 on Jul 24, 2021 5:57:56 GMT -5
Just tried that calibration method described. Started with 5 of each and it favoured red fast with what felt like a natural tempo for me. Did it again 6/4 and in the middle of a round now with much better tempo consistency than I've had recently. Hopefully I don't lose it again 🙄 You recalibrated after the first with 6VS and 4VF correct? I'm going to try this. Do you play PC or console and if PC what controller are you using? Other way, 6 fast and 4 slow. I'm playing on PS4, it's funny because I'll go a few weeks with a pretty consistent tempo then all of a sudden it feels like I have no control over it for a week then back to consistent again. I'll keep this calibration though because I feel like I can use what feels like a normal tempo to me and get a good result. |
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Post by cseanny on Jul 24, 2021 11:36:57 GMT -5
For PS4 players out there, if you decide to play wired there are 3 calibration techniques which will calibrate your Perfects to L and R edge only, giving you a slight increase in rounding, or around a 2ms advantage:
1) 10VS/RS; Best suited for those wanting a slower perfect tempo, or those who tend to hit slows.
2) 5VF/RF And then 5VS/RS ; Best suited for a natural, default, just booted the game for the 1st time perfect.
3) 10VF/RF; Best suited for those who's miss is always GF/RF, or just want a quick stick movement.
1&2 are superior because they allow for a wider range of Perfect, meaning you can freely hit up to Purple Ben Hogan Irons using up to 80% Loft at 101%, or 100% loft with 100% power.
3 allows you to swing the stick faster and still hit perfects, however, it also has a smaller "perfect" because its L/R edges are ever so slightly further from center. You'll be forced to use forgiving clubs.
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Post by karacakes on Jul 24, 2021 14:16:42 GMT -5
For PS4 players out there, if you decide to play wired there are 3 calibration techniques which will calibrate your Perfects to L and R edge only, giving you a slight increase in rounding, or around a 2ms advantage: 1) 10VS/RS; Best suited for those wanting a slower perfect tempo, or those who tend to hit slows. 2) 5VF/RF And then 5VS/RS ; Best suited for a natural, default, just booted the game for the 1st time perfect. 3) 10VF/RF; Best suited for those who's miss is always GF/RF, or just want a quick stick movement. 1&2 are superior because they allow for a wider range of Perfect, meaning you can freely hit up to Purple Ben Hogan Irons using up to 80% Loft at 101%, or 100% loft with 100% power. 3 allows you to swing the stick faster and still hit perfects, however, it also has a smaller "perfect" because its L/R edges are ever so slightly further from center. You'll be forced to use forgiving clubs. And on ps5, 5/5 or 10vs will achieve the same thing. With a dualsense, use usb cable in settings, wired with 5/5 and 10vs will achieve something similar but you will have an extra grey fast/slow spot and a middle point. I use 10vs with the dualsense and am starting to get amazing success. I think wireless you'll need something in the middle of those |
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Post by andy6467 on Jul 25, 2021 8:57:45 GMT -5
So when you say VF, is that a complete shank (i.e. one that you can feel the vibration) that only carries about 50% of the full distance or is it more of a duck hook that carries more like 75%? When you calibrate, you don't get the visual of the results (i.e the speed or the swing plane) so I was having trouble of gauging whether my attempts at VF were consistent. Or am i missing something? Yep, all of those results work. Any red fast+ result as CSeanny said works all the same. I normally just go as fast as possible so I get that VF shank. FYI I also find it's way easier to control tempo if you hold at the top for an extended period (which is known as going for a 96% swing). So I'll pull back, hold for a couple seconds, then quickly press forward for a fast result, or slowly press forward for the slow result. But yes you're correct, the calibration doesn't give you the shot result, but you should be able to tell from the shape whether it's fast or slow. I recalibrated. Now I cant hit anything. lol |
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Post by andy6467 on Jul 25, 2021 9:08:20 GMT -5
Yep, all of those results work. Any red fast+ result as CSeanny said works all the same. I normally just go as fast as possible so I get that VF shank. FYI I also find it's way easier to control tempo if you hold at the top for an extended period (which is known as going for a 96% swing). So I'll pull back, hold for a couple seconds, then quickly press forward for a fast result, or slowly press forward for the slow result. But yes you're correct, the calibration doesn't give you the shot result, but you should be able to tell from the shape whether it's fast or slow. I recalibrated. Now I cant hit anything. lol I am +26 after two rounds for this weeks TGC tourney. |
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Post by dansamp on Jul 26, 2021 7:26:07 GMT -5
I recalibrated. Now I cant hit anything. lol I am +26 after two rounds for this weeks TGC tourney. Not good! Couple things: 1) Did you just recalibrate once? Remember, I recommended to do it, then practice swing a bunch and see what your results are, then adjust from there. I tried many iterations before I found the one I was most comfortable with and hitting the most perfects. 2) This was a very... let's say interesting week on CC. The course is a bit of a lottery with all the elevation changes and hazards, and had some extremely heavy wind mixed in with that. Definitely pretty tough for CC standards this week, and a course that can really punish poor tempo. |
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