Great video guys. Just out of interest, if someone wanted to only stick with one ball, which is the go too stat that needs to fit? Is it the ball perfect for par 3's? The ball for par 4/5's? the ball perfect spin/height around greens? or the ball giving you great numbers for the Driver?
Thank you for the question, Jonathan. During a Ballnamic fitting you will answer questions in the Driver, Iron, Wedge, and Putter categories about your preferences. Your results will give you multiple ranked options and you would be able to decide what ball would better serve your game. Let us know if you have any further questions.
Thank you for the question, Tim. We would definitely look at a lighter head weight option, yes. Loft is dependent on your shaft lean. If you’re applying a lot of forward shaft lean then that could be a reason you’re leaving putts short, as it can cause the ball to be driven into the turf. If you were adding loft at impact, then we would look to decrease the loft of the putter. We would highly recommend a putter fitting at one of our authorized PING fitters in your area. Check out this link to locate a fitter: ping.com/en-us/find-a-fitter
@@PING thank you. So if someone did have a lot of forward shaft lean would you then look into maybe a larger headed putter to push the cg back? Or possibly change the hosel to promote less shaft lean?
Shaft lean would be evaluated by the dynamic loft at impact (determined via an iPING session). Using that information, we can recommend an optimal putter loft and if a loft adjustment is needed.
Totally enjoyed! Incredible facts. Information most weekend golf’s never think of. Love these podcasts Ping is doing. Please keep it up.
Thank you for the comment, William. Play Your Best.
Awesome guys Need a trip to Phenix AZ
In regards to aerodynamics of the golfball, does balance of the golfball play into the equation?
Great video guys. Just out of interest, if someone wanted to only stick with one ball, which is the go too stat that needs to fit? Is it the ball perfect for par 3's? The ball for par 4/5's? the ball perfect spin/height around greens? or the ball giving you great numbers for the Driver?
Thank you for the question, Jonathan. During a Ballnamic fitting you will answer questions in the Driver, Iron, Wedge, and Putter categories about your preferences. Your results will give you multiple ranked options and you would be able to decide what ball would better serve your game. Let us know if you have any further questions.
If someone struggles with leaving lag putts short do you usually look to a putter with a little less loft and lighter head weight?
Thank you for the question, Tim. We would definitely look at a lighter head weight option, yes. Loft is dependent on your shaft lean. If you’re applying a lot of forward shaft lean then that could be a reason you’re leaving putts short, as it can cause the ball to be driven into the turf. If you were adding loft at impact, then we would look to decrease the loft of the putter. We would highly recommend a putter fitting at one of our authorized PING fitters in your area. Check out this link to locate a fitter: ping.com/en-us/find-a-fitter
@@PING thank you. So if someone did have a lot of forward shaft lean would you then look into maybe a larger headed putter to push the cg back? Or possibly change the hosel to promote less shaft lean?
Shaft lean would be evaluated by the dynamic loft at impact (determined via an iPING session). Using that information, we can recommend an optimal putter loft and if a loft adjustment is needed.
Will Ballnamic ever be offered outside the US ?
Thanks for the question, JD. Ballnamic is currently supported in the U.S. only; however, they intend to expand their reach in the future.
How soon? Hasn’t it been out for a Couple years now? Please!
If Shane Bacon kept his mouth shut and his ears open, these pieces would be so much better. Could listen to Marty Jertson all day.