The slideable weight in its neutral setting seems to line up with the toe of the face, and the H1 setting with the heel. Have you guys done any testing with the weight behind the center of the face in the H1 setting to see if it produces any increase.in ball speed?
We have tested the weight in all different positions, there is not much change to note. The two main factors are that the robot we currently have is not designed to allow moveable weight technology to make an efftect... and at 95mph very little change would occur. Dr. Mase has informed us that at high club head speeds the weight in the GT3 will make some subtle changes.
We have been dialing in our calculations all year in preparation for our new robot we think our weighting system is pretty much dialed now. The numbers in these videos are the most accurate to date that our fitters are using.
I'm really not sure how to interpret cross degree data. If 95mph club speed is the same. If you're just changing launch output due to loft, can we really compare? It seems like since loft really is used for matching a player's delivery dynamics...that launch angle should be normalized between each head (i.e. get the 8 degree to launch at 11, get the 11 to launch at 11), then look at the differences in the data. Either by saying "in order to get the same launch as the 10 degree we actually needed to increase the 8 degree by 1.5 degrees, or by combining all 4 head data to categorize the GT2 itself" not sure.
We will be adding new speeds and swing dynamics with our new robot testing. If you head to coolclubs.com/driver-reviews/ the current data allows you to directly compare lofts independently.
Is it worth the upgrade to the GT3 from the TSR3? From what I see the spin and launch is lower thats why the ball is going 3-5 yards further. When i watch youtube reviewers spin is dropping to very low sub 2000 numbers. From ur tests it looks like TSR is better off center hits too. For the majority of average 100mph swingers, looks like there is no reason to spend $1k CAD on the new driver. Convince me otherwise because i did really want to upgrade but my brain telling me not to.
Were not here to convince you to buy new products, just report on equipments performance and let you decide if you think it is beneficial to your game. Lower spin may help some players, also our robot does not show the potential gains for aerodynamics. These may be significant enough to gain yardage comparde to previous models. The key is to get into a fittig bay, test them out and see which one delivers the best results for you. Then the decision to keep your TSR or move to the GT is easy... which one works better for you!
Can we get a robot test on these drivers, at least the 8 and 9 degree drivers, with a more appropriate swing speed please? A 115 or 120 mph would be appreciated. Best data driven analysis out there, but the swing speeds do nothing for me. You have a 90 mph 7 iron test and then just a 95 mph driver test...?
Just subbed to the channel. Like others have said can we see 100 to 105mph swing speeds tested. Thanks
We will be onto it soon!
The slideable weight in its neutral setting seems to line up with the toe of the face, and the H1 setting with the heel. Have you guys done any testing with the weight behind the center of the face in the H1 setting to see if it produces any increase.in ball speed?
We have tested the weight in all different positions, there is not much change to note. The two main factors are that the robot we currently have is not designed to allow moveable weight technology to make an efftect... and at 95mph very little change would occur.
Dr. Mase has informed us that at high club head speeds the weight in the GT3 will make some subtle changes.
Why are the TSR3 ratings (toe/heel/speed) different than the numbers ya’ll originally published? Just curious
We have been dialing in our calculations all year in preparation for our new robot we think our weighting system is pretty much dialed now. The numbers in these videos are the most accurate to date that our fitters are using.
@@CoolClubs Thanks! That helps a lot. I always thought it was a little crazy how much better the TSR3 seemed compared to the rest of the other drivers
I'm really not sure how to interpret cross degree data. If 95mph club speed is the same. If you're just changing launch output due to loft, can we really compare? It seems like since loft really is used for matching a player's delivery dynamics...that launch angle should be normalized between each head (i.e. get the 8 degree to launch at 11, get the 11 to launch at 11), then look at the differences in the data. Either by saying "in order to get the same launch as the 10 degree we actually needed to increase the 8 degree by 1.5 degrees, or by combining all 4 head data to categorize the GT2 itself" not sure.
We will be adding new speeds and swing dynamics with our new robot testing.
If you head to coolclubs.com/driver-reviews/ the current data allows you to directly compare lofts independently.
Any chance we can get a 105 mph test for the GT3? Thanks for the content!
We are going to perform high speed tests on all of the drivers sometime in September. Stay tuned.
Is it worth the upgrade to the GT3 from the TSR3? From what I see the spin and launch is lower thats why the ball is going 3-5 yards further. When i watch youtube reviewers spin is dropping to very low sub 2000 numbers. From ur tests it looks like TSR is better off center hits too. For the majority of average 100mph swingers, looks like there is no reason to spend $1k CAD on the new driver. Convince me otherwise because i did really want to upgrade but my brain telling me not to.
Were not here to convince you to buy new products, just report on equipments performance and let you decide if you think it is beneficial to your game.
Lower spin may help some players, also our robot does not show the potential gains for aerodynamics. These may be significant enough to gain yardage comparde to previous models. The key is to get into a fittig bay, test them out and see which one delivers the best results for you. Then the decision to keep your TSR or move to the GT is easy... which one works better for you!
Can we get a robot test on these drivers, at least the 8 and 9 degree drivers, with a more appropriate swing speed please? A 115 or 120 mph would be appreciated. Best data driven analysis out there, but the swing speeds do nothing for me. You have a 90 mph 7 iron test and then just a 95 mph driver test...?
Coming soon, out new robot is being tested at 120mph as we speak and will be installed in the coming weeks!
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