I'd love to see you test new mid range balls against older premium balls. Maybe a brand new Callaway Supersoft vs a 4 year old ProV1 that you might find in the bushes.
Not sure you will see this using old balls on screens is not something that is recommended as they tend to leave marks and damage the screen. All screen manufacturers suggest using only brand new balls to prolong the life of the screen.
Spoiler Alert... ProV1 wins in almost all categories, every time. Including the ones everyone should really care about, like consistency of ball diameter and standard deviation in compression. Also, any Callaway ball that has "soft" printed on it should be avoided like its the next pandemic inducing virus. Source: A Golf Spy 🙂✌
This test is not accurate since he used a mat. With one shot with a clean club on grass, you will see the grass that pressed on to the club face which make the ball fly like it would on a dirty club. Unless he is hitting off of a tee or a super tight lie wher no blades of grass find their way between the ball and club face, this test is not accurate.
Surely the grass would be a constant for both dirty/wet, dirty/dry, clean/wet and clean/dry. Therefore the fact that dirty/wet is such an outlier on the mat would make it also a massive outlier on the grass @@el_duderino_man
A very important part of the game that should be reviewed! I love that there is more than just club reviews coming out on the channel. Keep up the great work Rick!
This side of your channel is class mate it’s brilliant for us mortals to just ensure we clean and dry our clubs before and after each shot which will help us to be the most consistent as we can be keep up the good job man.
Maybe it’s just OCD or something, but I clean my clubs after almost every shot and definitely after each round/range session 😂 I just like my clubs to be clean, not necessarily for any benefit. Just because it looks way better to me, I don’t like looking down at a dirty club lol
This was a particularly good one, Rick. I think a lot of golfers misunderstand the (modern day) purpose of grooves. The one thing you couldn't demonstrate indoors is the effect of playing with dirty grooves from the rough. If the grooves are already full of grunge, more grass will remain trapped between the ball and the face, thus reducing friction and spin, and resulting in even greater unpredicability.
I think, if I remember correctly, this was the original reason for adding the groves, to let grass get in to the grooves instead of caking on the blade.
This is the best video on this channel so far. You seem a bit nervous about being nerdy but don't be - it's quality content backed up by data, exactly what is needed! I really enjoyed the results.
PING iBlades also have a hydropearl chrome finish, which is hydrophobic. This finish is designed to repel water - it's also possible that a dirty club spins less because it coats the club and disrupts the hydrophobicity of the surface. Awesome video Rick!
I recently started cleaning my clubs between holes. I think it's more a mental thing for me. I'm still a HORRIBLE golfer, and I'm just trying to give myself every advantage of hitting a clean shot each time. The difference between dry and wet conditions was really interesting. Thanks Rick!
I try to clean my clubs the night before a round, but there are occasional times I forget. Very informative video Rick! Thank you for putting numbers to show why it's always a good idea to clean those clubs!
you said in a video a while back “you can’t control much in golf, but you can control clean grooves” and my dad and i quote it every time we clean our grooves pre shot now. glad it does make a difference
I clean my clubs religiously. I take such good care I get more $ when I sell to upgrade. Clean clubs help you hit the ball better and help sustain the value of these expensive toys. Great video as always.
Would love to see a comparison between various golf balls (V1 vs Callaway SS vs TM TP5 vs VICE) in comparison to club speed ( -80, 80-90, 90-100, 100+). I know all the hear-say, but would like to hear it from a more trusted source and non-bias. Rock on Rick 🤘😎
In my left pocket a piece of rag. right pocket I keep tees,ball marker and a little rectangular pop out cleaning brush. All clubs get cleaned after every shot. If we are in a hurry to keep up with group in front ,I sling bag over shoulder and clean club while walking,and put club back while walking. Its easy and takes literally no extra time if cleaning and walking at same time.
I think a good test would be clubs with wear marks vs non worn counterparts. Golf is expensive so when shopping second hand set of irons and wedges would be great to know how much of a difference those dark spots make.
cleaned my clubs including grips the last two weeks ater not cleaning them for a while. the dirt that comes off is a bit disturbing especially the grips. Worth doing.
Theres basically no difference, it looks like crap too IMO I dont get why people like the rust look. They're supposedly better when its wet, but how much? Not enough
Awesome content with this experimental testing idea. After over 35 years of golfing, I learned some new information from this video. Keep up the great work Rick and team.
That was a very cool video. I work in a shop that sell and regrips clubs so that's good information for my customers when they come in with dirty clubs.
Rick, I play in a seniors men league at my local golf course. There are about 50 members, and of those 50 men I am the only one who cleans each club after each shot (a quick couple of swipes with a soft wire brush and a wipe with a damp towel), and I'm pretty sure some of the men have never cleaned their clubs in any way let alone just wiping it off after each shot. Some of my motivation to keep them clean is that my clubs were $3,500.00 plus dollars and I want them last a lifetime or two. And...it helps my psychologically to play better.
First of all big fan. I've watched a lot of your videos. I'm an engineer so I have one comment on your analysis. Standard deviation is not as simple as +/- x degs like when you were talking about launch angle. The correct way to interpret the standard deviation is the following: The mean was 30.7 deg and the standard deviation was 4.6 deg. Usually engineers and scientist use the 68-95-99.7 rule. What does that mean? For 1 standard deviation, the launch angle was between 26.1 and 35.3 deg 68% of the time. For 2 standard deviation, the launch angle was between 21.5 and 39.9 deg 95% of the time. And so on.
Clean and dry would be nice! I work at a course and play my rounds before the day really gets started (on my days off). Lots of irrigation, lots of morning dew. I've just adapted my game to the conditions, but playing with others in the afternoon now throws me off significantly hahahaha. By the way, the sim lab is looking exceptional !!
I bet this explains why my old Ping Eye 2 square groove irons were so inconsistent. Sometimes I would hit the green, then the next hole I would blow it over the back from the same distance. I loved the feel of the clubs, and the way they hit, but I gave them up because of the inconsistency.
When you strike through the grass, you crush snd apply grass particles to the face of the club. Theoretically certainly should affect the compression , spin induction and drive
Very interesting clip - this is exactly the sort of thing Rick does very well, and he's got the perfect facility for it in the new studio. So much hype around golf equipment, great to test the claims out, to see what stands up!
Playing in Scotland it is so hard to keep a dry club face …yes you can scrub and dry it once taken from your bag but then in pre shot routine you don’t take all practice swings and walk back to bag to dry club face again. It’s just part of amateur golf we don’t have caddies and American weather
You should do a review of a bag full of Maltby clubs. Not sure if they have them over in the UK. They're a more affordable but much lesser known brand but get a lot of love on r/golf.
Great vid. Though as a high handicapper, I would love to see the if that difference is negated or even amplified when hit by someone whos numbers are going to deviate a lot more than someone like yourself.
I love this so much! As a physicist, there’s not much that I enjoy more than data. Seeing what the math says should be happening translate to the real world is awesome!!
Towel, half wet the thing before you tee off. Not dripping wet but damp. After each shot clean off quick with the wet side, dry if needed. Great for cleaning the ball as well. I’ve not had to clean my clubs at all between rounds! And every time you pull the club it’s spotless, makes things feel a lot nicer!
Always clean my groves on the course, all the time. Also clean all of them after a round in case I get a little lazy towards the end. I also give my brother in law crap cause he never cleans his at all. Great and very interesting test Rick. Thank you!
Rick, the Standard Deviation actually hammers your point harder. Normal statistics will tell you, assuming a normal distribution, that the majority of shots (95%) will fall within 2 standard deviations on either side of the curve. When you’re referencing launch angle with a SD of 4 degrees, that means that 95% of shots will have a launch angle of 21.5 and 39.9 degrees.
Very informative. I never really gave much thought to it. I get the big mud off the club, but generally don’t lose a lot of sleep over the grooves. I like to play in the early morning here in NE Alabama during the summer, and there’s always a ton of dew on the ground. Guess I’m now a groove cleaner!
Guess all those funny stares I get after every swing cleaning my club was the right thing to do! Lol Keep up the great work on the channel Rick! I love the “what if’s” you’re giving us!
That was absolutely crazy to see those numbers I would have never guessed it would make that big of a difference. I would like see that on a lob wedge with a 50 yard shot and mid irons
Top-notch experiment! I'd be really curious what the effect would be in a 5-6 iron considering lower launch and less spin how much it would decipher. Really enjoying the new channel so far Rick. Thanks
Great comparison and I really enjoyed being ‘nerdy’ and getting inside the numbers. If you’re not using the wedge anymore, I could use a good clean one!! Thanks
I’d be interested to see what a perfectly smooth face would do with a dry ball. You say the grooves are just for water dispersion and that’s apparent here, but I can’t help but think the square edges of those grooves don’t add at least a little spin. Maybe not enough to matter but still worth a thought I think. And I’ve never seen a perfectly smooth iron or wedge.
I have a ball and club washer on my cart and use it all the time. I would like to say it improves my game but I'm so bad i can't tell the difference but I do like clean clubs.
Dear Rick, As a loyal fan of you and your channels, I suggest that you do this test without a club that has Ping's patented hydropearl chrome finish. Ping is known for its spin retention in wet conditions (TXG has done a LOT of experiments on this and Ping wedges are always up there). My suggestion is that you should use a stronger lofted Vokey wedge, Vokey is notoriously known for its inability to retain spin under wet conditions. What I am suggesting is that clean grooves with high/consistent spin in wet conditions may not be because of the fact that the grooves are clean, but because you are using a Ping club.
Minor edit Rick.... the grooves are part of the "roughness of the club" as you put it.... clogged with mud they lose effect.... thus the reduced spin effect... i think in a roundabout way that is what you were trying to say but some people might not have quite got that?
I've recently started making the bottom half of my towel damp and the top half dry so that I can clean and dry the clubs and ball. Saves having to do it when I get home and am tired and just want to collapse on the sofa. 😁
Video was Brilliant ! I would love to see the differences from a Scratched ball found in the woods vs a Played golf ball with no scratches. I tend to stick a little too long with the ball I found in the wood even if its not in the best conditions. Thanks
Really useful insights, keep it coming. Ideas? Worn v new wedges. Broken in v new driver (there was a report that Rory wanted to keep Sim2 because it was worn in? )
I'd love to see you test new mid range balls against older premium balls. Maybe a brand new Callaway Supersoft vs a 4 year old ProV1 that you might find in the bushes.
Love this idea. I’ll stick to a tired V1x for the back 9 anytime I find one 😂
Not sure you will see this using old balls on screens is not something that is recommended as they tend to leave marks and damage the screen. All screen manufacturers suggest using only brand new balls to prolong the life of the screen.
That’s a dumb test
Spoiler Alert... ProV1 wins in almost all categories, every time. Including the ones everyone should really care about, like consistency of ball diameter and standard deviation in compression.
Also, any Callaway ball that has "soft" printed on it should be avoided like its the next pandemic inducing virus.
Source: A Golf Spy 🙂✌
@@jazzyjay4595 I find a lot of Pro V1s but I don't know if they're better than the Supersofts that I buy f they're older and a bit weather worn
Short and to the point, with concrete data. This is top quality content
This test is not accurate since he used a mat. With one shot with a clean club on grass, you will see the grass that pressed on to the club face which make the ball fly like it would on a dirty club. Unless he is hitting off of a tee or a super tight lie wher no blades of grass find their way between the ball and club face, this test is not accurate.
Surely the grass would be a constant for both dirty/wet, dirty/dry, clean/wet and clean/dry. Therefore the fact that dirty/wet is such an outlier on the mat would make it also a massive outlier on the grass @@el_duderino_man
I never thought grooves were there to remove water, I thought they were there just to create spin. Good video, very informative.
A very important part of the game that should be reviewed! I love that there is more than just club reviews coming out on the channel. Keep up the great work Rick!
This side of your channel is class mate it’s brilliant for us mortals to just ensure we clean and dry our clubs before and after each shot which will help us to be the most consistent as we can be keep up the good job man.
Maybe it’s just OCD or something, but I clean my clubs after almost every shot and definitely after each round/range session 😂 I just like my clubs to be clean, not necessarily for any benefit. Just because it looks way better to me, I don’t like looking down at a dirty club lol
It's a pride thing
we are cut from the same cloth. I love my clubs looking clean. So expensive...and so darn pretty!
This was a particularly good one, Rick. I think a lot of golfers misunderstand the (modern day) purpose of grooves. The one thing you couldn't demonstrate indoors is the effect of playing with dirty grooves from the rough. If the grooves are already full of grunge, more grass will remain trapped between the ball and the face, thus reducing friction and spin, and resulting in even greater unpredicability.
My nephew used to have one of those illegal wedges with the sandpaper face. That thing created backspin in comical amounts.
I think, if I remember correctly, this was the original reason for adding the groves, to let grass get in to the grooves instead of caking on the blade.
Love this sort of content, stuff we can take straight onto the course to improve our score without having to practice 😂
This is the best video on this channel so far. You seem a bit nervous about being nerdy but don't be - it's quality content backed up by data, exactly what is needed! I really enjoyed the results.
PING iBlades also have a hydropearl chrome finish, which is hydrophobic. This finish is designed to repel water - it's also possible that a dirty club spins less because it coats the club and disrupts the hydrophobicity of the surface. Awesome video Rick!
I recently started cleaning my clubs between holes. I think it's more a mental thing for me. I'm still a HORRIBLE golfer, and I'm just trying to give myself every advantage of hitting a clean shot each time. The difference between dry and wet conditions was really interesting. Thanks Rick!
Coincidentally, I only spotted this video just now having cleaned my clubs following a round on Sunday. We learn something new every day.
I try to clean my clubs the night before a round, but there are occasional times I forget. Very informative video Rick! Thank you for putting numbers to show why it's always a good idea to clean those clubs!
Awesome, I learned not to spray my ball with water before I hit. 👍
Love this content! I'd love to see if there is any performance drop off on scuffed up balls that perhaps seen a cart path, or a tree or two.
you said in a video a while back “you can’t control much in golf, but you can control clean grooves” and my dad and i quote it every time we clean our grooves pre shot now. glad it does make a difference
I don’t recall ever seeing a similar review. Very important Rick and thank you…. Also I would like to add. It is necessary to clean your clubs.
I clean my clubs religiously. I take such good care I get more $ when I sell to upgrade. Clean clubs help you hit the ball better and help sustain the value of these expensive toys. Great video as always.
California residence here, although there is minimal rain, there is absolutely a rainy season and I’m a morning golfer and dew is a constant battle…
Would love to see a comparison between various golf balls (V1 vs Callaway SS vs TM TP5 vs VICE) in comparison to club speed ( -80, 80-90, 90-100, 100+). I know all the hear-say, but would like to hear it from a more trusted source and non-bias. Rock on Rick 🤘😎
Has Rick ever reviewed Takomo clubs? Would be interested in that video in the new studio set-up.
Love the video Rick! I think a scuffed golf ball video could be a great idea similar to this one!
In my left pocket a piece of rag. right pocket I keep tees,ball marker and a little rectangular pop out cleaning brush. All clubs get cleaned after every shot. If we are in a hurry to keep up with group in front ,I sling bag over shoulder and clean club while walking,and put club back while walking. Its easy and takes literally no extra time if cleaning and walking at same time.
Best information in years! This is the content we need!
This is the best test I’ve ever seen comparing dirty and clean grooves. Really great info. Loving the channel.
Great info. I clean mine after every shot That’s why clubs have grooves
This kind of content is the reason why I started watching your channel. Love it.
This is the content a lot of us need. Great stuff!
Love it! Cleaning clubs and grooves is so important.
I think a good test would be clubs with wear marks vs non worn counterparts. Golf is expensive so when shopping second hand set of irons and wedges would be great to know how much of a difference those dark spots make.
cleaned my clubs including grips the last two weeks ater not cleaning them for a while. the dirt that comes off is a bit disturbing especially the grips. Worth doing.
I'd love to see a video on single-length irons and the pros and cons.
I am so loving this channel so far! I love all the reviews and am certainly hoping for more content like this as well! You’re the best Rick!
Would be interesting to see a similar video around rusted wedges vs. non-rusted. Another great video!
Agreed
He's technically already done this when he did his MG2 review awhile ago.
Peter finch has done this already. Rusted clubs do nothing. They actually reduce spin.
Like these guys said, it's been done a bunch. And it makes zero measurable change. But it does make for a hideous looking club face.
Theres basically no difference, it looks like crap too IMO I dont get why people like the rust look. They're supposedly better when its wet, but how much? Not enough
Awesome content with this experimental testing idea. After over 35 years of golfing, I learned some new information from this video. Keep up the great work Rick and team.
love the change from standard club reviews, really interesting stuff
That was very informative. Thx for putting this up. I will clean my clubs from now on even more.
That was a very cool video. I work in a shop that sell and regrips clubs so that's good information for my customers when they come in with dirty clubs.
I still play my 2016 iBlades with S300 shafts. Nothing beats them. And if you look at PING staffers, they are still deeply rooted in their bags.
Rick,
I play in a seniors men league at my local golf course. There are about 50 members, and of those 50 men I am the only one who cleans each club after each shot (a quick couple of swipes with a soft wire brush and a wipe with a damp towel), and I'm pretty sure some of the men have never cleaned their clubs in any way let alone just wiping it off after each shot. Some of my motivation to keep them clean is that my clubs were $3,500.00 plus dollars and I want them last a lifetime or two. And...it helps my psychologically to play better.
I must be getting nerdy! I found this really interesting. Thanks Rick- I'm a golf nerd! 😂
Glad you enjoyed it!
First of all big fan. I've watched a lot of your videos. I'm an engineer so I have one comment on your analysis. Standard deviation is not as simple as +/- x degs like when you were talking about launch angle. The correct way to interpret the standard deviation is the following:
The mean was 30.7 deg and the standard deviation was 4.6 deg. Usually engineers and scientist use the 68-95-99.7 rule. What does that mean? For 1 standard deviation, the launch angle was between 26.1 and 35.3 deg 68% of the time. For 2 standard deviation, the launch angle was between 21.5 and 39.9 deg 95% of the time. And so on.
Clean and dry would be nice! I work at a course and play my rounds before the day really gets started (on my days off). Lots of irrigation, lots of morning dew. I've just adapted my game to the conditions, but playing with others in the afternoon now throws me off significantly hahahaha. By the way, the sim lab is looking exceptional !!
Very insghtful! Can't wait see you test dirty rangefinders against clean one inside the studio.
I love cleaning my golf clubs… it’s my therapy!!
So much potential with this channel, Rick.
I bet this explains why my old Ping Eye 2 square groove irons were so inconsistent. Sometimes I would hit the green, then the next hole I would blow it over the back from the same distance. I loved the feel of the clubs, and the way they hit, but I gave them up because of the inconsistency.
Loved this video. Always enjoy seeing the comparisons and how things react to all sorts of conditions. Keep up the awesome videos
Strong proponent of cleaning clubs and making sure they go in their respective spot in my bag, that also makes a big difference
When you strike through the grass, you crush snd apply grass particles to the face of the club. Theoretically certainly should affect the compression , spin induction and drive
Great vid! Very often I do a practice swing and brush the ground and don’t dry the club fully. Really informative and interesting!
Love to see this type of Review Rick, and also love to see the difference clean clubs make. Thanks.
Very interesting clip - this is exactly the sort of thing Rick does very well, and he's got the perfect facility for it in the new studio. So much hype around golf equipment, great to test the claims out, to see what stands up!
This was great! Really enjoyed watching. Thought it was super informative as well as entertaining
Had some rain last couple of days in NorCal. I played so much more consistent in the wet than during the dry summer. 😅
Playing in Scotland it is so hard to keep a dry club face …yes you can scrub and dry it once taken from your bag but then in pre shot routine you don’t take all practice swings and walk back to bag to dry club face again. It’s just part of amateur golf we don’t have caddies and American weather
love this. H.I.T. busting some golf myths. HITbusters
You should do a review of a bag full of Maltby clubs. Not sure if they have them over in the UK. They're a more affordable but much lesser known brand but get a lot of love on r/golf.
Can you do an episode on playing with older clubs? Would love to see your thoughts on how and when you know it’s time to upgrade
Well if Rick needs any clubs to check, I have Wilson x31plus that are about 30-35 years old and Wilson D7 forged 2-3 years old.
He's not long ago released that video on his main channel
Great info. You have helped my game yet again. Thanks Rick!
Great vid. Though as a high handicapper, I would love to see the if that difference is negated or even amplified when hit by someone whos numbers are going to deviate a lot more than someone like yourself.
Love this content, especially seeing the numbers.
Thanks!
Loved this content!
Thought to myself ‘Gee Rick’s swing is looking pretty solid at the moment’
I’m still rocking those iBlades. Love them.
Bit nerdy ? Yes. Fascinating ? Yes. Great video, Rick, really interesting. Thanks for making interesting content like this
Rick. THIS is the type of content I love to see!!
Would love to see what rust on a wedge does to the spin numbers!
I love this, you're doing my dream job! Testing clubs in all different ways! Love it man, keep up the good work!
I love this so much! As a physicist, there’s not much that I enjoy more than data. Seeing what the math says should be happening translate to the real world is awesome!!
Love this. How about putting differences with wet vs. dry ball?
Id love to see you test the differnet Kirkland Costco golf balls VS the premium brands.
Towel, half wet the thing before you tee off. Not dripping wet but damp. After each shot clean off quick with the wet side, dry if needed. Great for cleaning the ball as well. I’ve not had to clean my clubs at all between rounds! And every time you pull the club it’s spotless, makes things feel a lot nicer!
Love this channel Rick! Hail to all my fellow golf NERDS!!!
Always clean my groves on the course, all the time. Also clean all of them after a round in case I get a little lazy towards the end. I also give my brother in law crap cause he never cleans his at all. Great and very interesting test Rick. Thank you!
I usually wipe my iron off after using it, especially if it’s wet out and definitely clean them after the round or before the next round.
Rick, the Standard Deviation actually hammers your point harder. Normal statistics will tell you, assuming a normal distribution, that the majority of shots (95%) will fall within 2 standard deviations on either side of the curve. When you’re referencing launch angle with a SD of 4 degrees, that means that 95% of shots will have a launch angle of 21.5 and 39.9 degrees.
That was cool and really useful! Nice to see proof that the tech works too!😂
Very informative. I never really gave much thought to it. I get the big mud off the club, but generally don’t lose a lot of sleep over the grooves. I like to play in the early morning here in NE Alabama during the summer, and there’s always a ton of dew on the ground. Guess I’m now a groove cleaner!
Guess all those funny stares I get after every swing cleaning my club was the right thing to do! Lol
Keep up the great work on the channel Rick! I love the “what if’s” you’re giving us!
Cleaning mine tonight. Nice video Rick.
I can't figure why more folks don't subscribe to this channel.
My lovely wife cleaned my clubs this morning ready to play tomorrow. 😎
Very interesting test Rick! I always clean my clubs and like to have nice clean balls before playing too 😜
Surprising data, Rick. Excellent content.
That was absolutely crazy to see those numbers I would have never guessed it would make that big of a difference. I would like see that on a lob wedge with a 50 yard shot and mid irons
Top-notch experiment! I'd be really curious what the effect would be in a 5-6 iron considering lower launch and less spin how much it would decipher. Really enjoying the new channel so far Rick. Thanks
Great Point. Would love to see those numbers.
Love this definitely need more of these experiments
Great comparison and I really enjoyed being ‘nerdy’ and getting inside the numbers. If you’re not using the wedge anymore, I could use a good clean one!! Thanks
I’d be interested to see what a perfectly smooth face would do with a dry ball. You say the grooves are just for water dispersion and that’s apparent here, but I can’t help but think the square edges of those grooves don’t add at least a little spin. Maybe not enough to matter but still worth a thought I think. And I’ve never seen a perfectly smooth iron or wedge.
I have a ball and club washer on my cart and use it all the time. I would like to say it improves my game but I'm so bad i can't tell the difference but I do like clean clubs.
Dear Rick,
As a loyal fan of you and your channels, I suggest that you do this test without a club that has Ping's patented hydropearl chrome finish. Ping is known for its spin retention in wet conditions (TXG has done a LOT of experiments on this and Ping wedges are always up there). My suggestion is that you should use a stronger lofted Vokey wedge, Vokey is notoriously known for its inability to retain spin under wet conditions. What I am suggesting is that clean grooves with high/consistent spin in wet conditions may not be because of the fact that the grooves are clean, but because you are using a Ping club.
Please do a video on how elevation distance changes carry distance!
Minor edit Rick.... the grooves are part of the "roughness of the club" as you put it.... clogged with mud they lose effect.... thus the reduced spin effect... i think in a roundabout way that is what you were trying to say but some people might not have quite got that?
I've recently started making the bottom half of my towel damp and the top half dry so that I can clean and dry the clubs and ball. Saves having to do it when I get home and am tired and just want to collapse on the sofa. 😁
Great test, myself clean the clubfaces bettet earlier. Maybe i have some explanation of my differens in approach game that i have tordas.
Video was Brilliant !
I would love to see the differences from a Scratched ball found in the woods vs a Played golf ball with no scratches.
I tend to stick a little too long with the ball I found in the wood even if its not in the best conditions.
Thanks
Love the myth busting video. Looking forward to more.
Damn you Rick Shiels, I have to clean my clubs now! Seriously, another value-added video we love.
Really useful insights, keep it coming. Ideas? Worn v new wedges. Broken in v new driver (there was a report that Rory wanted to keep Sim2 because it was worn in? )
Glad to see you back....