I understand the check and references but do you have any indication what the slider will be for a 3 reference versus a 5? Does the location- pin or before translate into a lower percentage as opposed to back of the green a higher? Or are you looking at the club too? Can you use total hole yardage, subtract the drive and suss out the remaining percentage of your club to ascertain slider on a linear hole? Sorry for esoteric questions… thanks again, for the great content. POSTED THIS ON THE WRONG TUTORIAL!!!
Hey Ben. These are great. Keep them coming. I'd love a tutorial on 1159/1201 pull angles. I try to watch you guys when you do it but I see nothing different to a normal, straight pull. Thanks again for all you do. Cheers. Steve
Great video thanks. Is there some kind of refrence to how much curl would be the same as say 1 side spin. I am learning to deal with higher wind but instead of going to higher tours with katana and such i am sticking down to Tour 5 6 7 with the basic ball which of course has no side spin.
Thank you for these reference points. Anxiously waiting for the follow up of how to judge how much curl to use, how it effects the landing point, and how it effects where the ball will end up.
Great job Ben. It would be helpful if someone figures out a correlation between curl offset vs angular change off of true North. ie 1/2 ball = 10 degrees.
Thanks for the information. Do you know if anyone has figured out how to convert amount of curl to bars of sidespin? For example, does 1/4 ball of curl equal 2 bars of sidespin?
I’m not sure if there is any direct correlation or not.... I guess a lot of it is also wind dependant - for example curling alongside or against a cross wind.
I know from bad, bad experiences that curling in the same direction as the wind, if not considered properly, definitely ends badly.... usually involving water 😂
As always, great info Ben! This is the kind of content that truly helps to lowers scores. Thanks for sharing! Cheers...
Outstanding content and a jolly disposition.
I've got to join.
I understand the check and references but do you have any indication what the slider will be for a 3 reference versus a 5? Does the location- pin or before translate into a lower percentage as opposed to back of the green a higher? Or are you looking at the club too? Can you use total hole yardage, subtract the drive and suss out the remaining percentage of your club to ascertain slider on a linear hole? Sorry for esoteric questions… thanks again, for the great content. POSTED THIS ON THE WRONG TUTORIAL!!!
Always enjoy your videos, Thank you
Very thorough and informative...nice job Ben 👍
Hey Ben. These are great. Keep them coming. I'd love a tutorial on 1159/1201 pull angles. I try to watch you guys when you do it but I see nothing different to a normal, straight pull. Thanks again for all you do. Cheers. Steve
Thank you Steve - much appreciated. Yes, certainly will do an 1159/1201 video soon!
Love your way of teaching Ben 😀
Great video thanks. Is there some kind of refrence to how much curl would be the same as say 1 side spin. I am learning to deal with higher wind but instead of going to higher tours with katana and such i am sticking down to Tour 5 6 7 with the basic ball which of course has no side spin.
Thank you for these reference points. Anxiously waiting for the follow up of how to judge how much curl to use, how it effects the landing point, and how it effects where the ball will end up.
Great job Ben. It would be helpful if someone figures out a correlation between curl offset vs angular change off of true North. ie 1/2 ball = 10 degrees.
Thanks for the information. Do you know if anyone has figured out how to convert amount of curl to bars of sidespin? For example, does 1/4 ball of curl equal 2 bars of sidespin?
I’m not sure if there is any direct correlation or not.... I guess a lot of it is also wind dependant - for example curling alongside or against a cross wind.
I know from bad, bad experiences that curling in the same direction as the wind, if not considered properly, definitely ends badly.... usually involving water 😂
Thanks Ben. are you streaming today?
No stream today unfortunately.