When it comes to shot-shaping, you all know I’ve always been highly critical of the concept of “swinging left,” for several reasons.
First, because it’s hard on the lower back – all of your force is going out and to the right (for a right-hander) and you’re trying to yank the club left through impact.
If you look at the raw data I managed to get for some of my irons, you’ll notice one thing above all else – the MCS Golf Swing model gives you remarkable consistency in ball-striking, even when you are not in the best “swing shape.”
Here is the raw data from the May 28th numbers session at TXG Golf facility using the Foresight GC Quad Launch Monitor.
Again, this is just the data itself, which future posts regarding the shot data compiled will reference.
The raw numbers data for this posting can be found on the top page & a previous posting.
The numbers session with the GC Quad provided some data that will interest those wanting to know how to drive the ball longer without killing yourselves.
Note: This posting contains strictly raw data with future postings on the specifics of that data to come.
If you find it overwhelming, just bear in mind that this posting is the reference base from which any postings on the GC Quad session from Friday will flow.
I mentioned that I was going to try to get to a testing facility this week to get some numbers to feature in the upcoming “Project 2018” video**, and I got out to one yesterday!
**Note: The Advance Order window with the Early Bird discount which I re-opened closes after Sunday night and will remain closed until release day. Thanks to everyone who has already placed your orders!
I mentioned yesterday that my forgetting about Open House Day brought both disappointment and a learning experience.
I had my first go on Trackman, and although it is much like any other simulator, it has been proven to be so far the most accurate measuring device for hitting golf balls.
