At 27:25 you say that for every inch of elevation change you take off 3 half cups (25% of a grid). I believe that you mean for every inch of difference between the elevation of the hole and the elevation of where your cursor is when you adjust for the break. Just want to make sure I'm understanding correctly.
That's correct. This one I started doing last year and don't have it perfected yet. But on 13 greens, for every inch of rise in elevation from the hole to the aim point, I will take off 25% of a grid of aim. On 12 greens, it is more like 20%. And so on.
At 41:38 you suggest taking off a foot of distance for uphill putts on 13 greens. It seems this only applies to calculating the offset you allow for break not the actual power you use to hit the putt. Because later you use the actual distance when calculating the power to hit the putt.
That's correct. This is only for this putting calculator I use. I take off 1ft for 13 greens and .5ft for 12 greens. Once I find the break line, I add the actual distance back to get the correct power to hit.
Thank you for the great video tutorial. I have a question for you. I too play on a PC. And at 34:50 you mentioned that you could use the arrow keys on the keyboard to adjust the camera angle. Is there any settings that is required to enable that feature? Because it's not working for me. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks again!
Great video - Thank You! I am wanting to know how you calculate greens with a slant/tilt to one side or the other? I se a good many videos addressing the uphill/downhill calculation but nothing on these slanted green. I have found at least 6 different degrees of these slanted greens, either tilted toward the left or the right. I also have discovered that these different slants/tilts definitely have an effect on putting results. Thank You Again
Many thanks Ryan very watchable I've pulled a couple of your sheets from discord so I'm fully loaded a ready to go play some golf. Keep up with "talk thrus" as they are the most helpful. regards Stephen Conexcon
@@xamazingtrace i have used your link many times now. But i guess i don´t relly understand discord and what it is. For me is very unorganised and i have zero clue where to go in there
For the downhill putt at 1:23:36 it makes sense to count the faster dot by the hole since this will affect the break the most. Remember that the putt has run out of power by this point and is coasting purely on momentum.
Thank You, I've tried most calculating spread sheets, and have got some what sufficient with that. This has added a very good advantage, shame I've never heard of it before. Excellent Ryan. Cavenous.😁
I have never done anything other than feel, or "finding your pace" for mobile. So I'm not sure. If I had to guess, I would say yes. But there are some really good mobile players that could probably give you a better answer.
Much of the problem is feeding into the "handicap" clothing and attire. Makes it super easy without wind. Take away the clothing and add in the wind, and it throws your calculations off. Also using different meter speed clubs. Seems easier to keep meter speeds all the same. Even though you have to spend bigger bucks to get the better meter speeds. I rented the MAX irons that have 1.5 meter speeds. You'd hate life if you paid $30 for that set of irons.....
I'm not sure what problem you are referring too. I never played with apparel except for the occasional Showdown. Even then, I only used something to enhance my driver distance, so my numbers were accurate across game modes. But I also just won credits to buy the equipment. I didn't spend money on the game.
@@xamazingtrace Way too defensive over there man. Making a statement that keeping the meter speeds close in range from club to club, makes it easier to hit the ding with all the clubs.
@@kramnull8962 I didn't mean to sound defensive. I was seeking to understand what "problem" you were referring to. Then addressed that I didn't play with apparel since you brought it up. Your original comment sounded like the continuation of a conversation. I was just trying to gain, and give a little insight based on your comment
@@kramnull8962 "Making a statement that keeping the meter speeds close in range from club to club, makes it easier to hit the ding with all the clubs." That was the second thing you said. I was replying to the first
I've seen people using different dividers - for example, some say a 12 green speed = 0.75 (9/12), but I've seen others say it's 0.658 (7.9/12) - not a huge diff but I assume you think (9/12) is better?
Yes. I use an excel sheet that has the formulas built in. The sheet I use is available in the wgt-tools-sheets-only section of my Discord server. If you can't use excel, or don't want to work with a spreadsheet, there are also multipliers for each green speed. Those are also in the same section of my Discord server. Feel free to join and say hi. Let us know what you're looking for, and we will help you. discord.gg/2aK7TUWRck
At 27:25 you say that for every inch of elevation change you take off 3 half cups (25% of a grid). I believe that you mean for every inch of difference between the elevation of the hole and the elevation of where your cursor is when you adjust for the break. Just want to make sure I'm understanding correctly.
That's correct. This one I started doing last year and don't have it perfected yet. But on 13 greens, for every inch of rise in elevation from the hole to the aim point, I will take off 25% of a grid of aim. On 12 greens, it is more like 20%. And so on.
At 41:38 you suggest taking off a foot of distance for uphill putts on 13 greens. It seems this only applies to calculating the offset you allow for break not the actual power you use to hit the putt. Because later you use the actual distance when calculating the power to hit the putt.
That's correct. This is only for this putting calculator I use. I take off 1ft for 13 greens and .5ft for 12 greens. Once I find the break line, I add the actual distance back to get the correct power to hit.
Thank you for the great video tutorial. I have a question for you. I too play on a PC. And at 34:50 you mentioned that you could use the arrow keys on the keyboard to adjust the camera angle. Is there any settings that is required to enable that feature? Because it's not working for me. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks again!
I'm not sure if there is a special setting for this. Sorry it's not working for you.
@@xamazingtrace, no worries. Thank you for your time and the quick response. 🙂
Great video - Thank You! I am wanting to know how you calculate greens with a slant/tilt to one side or the other? I se a good many videos addressing the uphill/downhill calculation but nothing on these slanted green. I have found at least 6 different degrees of these slanted greens, either tilted toward the left or the right. I also have discovered that these different slants/tilts definitely have an effect on putting results. Thank You Again
I feel putted for 3 years and then learned to dot count the last 2 years that I played. I tried to explain the details in this video.
Many thanks Ryan very watchable I've pulled a couple of your sheets from discord so I'm fully loaded a ready to go play some golf. Keep up with "talk thrus" as they are the most helpful. regards Stephen Conexcon
Fantastic! Good luck! Be sure to hit me up with any questions on Discord
@@xamazingtrace just got on discord. But how do i find those sheets? Very confusing site
Did you use my link on my about page? I didn’t see you join the EIG server
Here is a link. I don’t see the about page on mobile.
discord.gg/2aK7TUWRck
@@xamazingtrace i have used your link many times now. But i guess i don´t relly understand discord and what it is. For me is very unorganised and i have zero clue where to go in there
For the downhill putt at 1:23:36 it makes sense to count the faster dot by the hole since this will affect the break the most. Remember that the putt has run out of power by this point and is coasting purely on momentum.
Exactly
Awesome video!! Very useful information thanks!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank You, I've tried most calculating spread sheets, and have got some what sufficient with that. This has added a very good advantage, shame I've never heard of it before. Excellent Ryan. Cavenous.😁
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Ryan, I'm new to this Discord thing, where and how do I get this spreadsheet that you use?
Hi just watched your video very informative, how do I get to WGT-tools-sheet not sure how to get to your server any help would be appreciated.
Here is the link to my Discord server:
discord.gg/2aK7TUWRck
Great video. Can you link your sheets here? I don't use Discord
I use an excel sheet. It's a JCSneed aim putting calculator. They are all over the WGT community.
You are a very good person ryan you are one of my favorites ❤
Thanks Stefan! You're one of my favorites too!
How many inches is the grey circle at the end of aiming line?
It will vary in size. I have never measured it in terms of inches
Good video Ryan,would the adjustments be applied to mobile as well? Thanks
I have never done anything other than feel, or "finding your pace" for mobile. So I'm not sure. If I had to guess, I would say yes. But there are some really good mobile players that could probably give you a better answer.
Nice video, thanks partner
No problem 👍
Much of the problem is feeding into the "handicap" clothing and attire. Makes it super easy without wind. Take away the clothing and add in the wind, and it throws your calculations off.
Also using different meter speed clubs. Seems easier to keep meter speeds all the same. Even though you have to spend bigger bucks to get the better meter speeds.
I rented the MAX irons that have 1.5 meter speeds. You'd hate life if you paid $30 for that set of irons.....
I'm not sure what problem you are referring too. I never played with apparel except for the occasional Showdown. Even then, I only used something to enhance my driver distance, so my numbers were accurate across game modes. But I also just won credits to buy the equipment. I didn't spend money on the game.
@@xamazingtrace Way too defensive over there man.
Making a statement that keeping the meter speeds close in range from club to club, makes it easier to hit the ding with all the clubs.
@@kramnull8962 I didn't mean to sound defensive. I was seeking to understand what "problem" you were referring to. Then addressed that I didn't play with apparel since you brought it up. Your original comment sounded like the continuation of a conversation. I was just trying to gain, and give a little insight based on your comment
@@kramnull8962 "Making a statement that keeping the meter speeds close in range from club to club, makes it easier to hit the ding with all the clubs." That was the second thing you said. I was replying to the first
I've seen people using different dividers - for example, some say a 12 green speed = 0.75 (9/12), but I've seen others say it's 0.658 (7.9/12) - not a huge diff but I assume you think (9/12) is better?
Green speeds multipliers
14 = 0.65
13 = 0.69
12 = 0.75
11 = 0.82
10 = 0.9
9 = 1.0
7.9 = 1.12
7.4 = 1.21
Thanks JSmithers for posting on FB
This is the formula I use. Very rarely is something coming up short
@@xamazingtrace Thank you!
Ryan is there any way you can work out the percentage you need to hit the putter?
Yes. I use an excel sheet that has the formulas built in. The sheet I use is available in the wgt-tools-sheets-only section of my Discord server. If you can't use excel, or don't want to work with a spreadsheet, there are also multipliers for each green speed. Those are also in the same section of my Discord server. Feel free to join and say hi. Let us know what you're looking for, and we will help you. discord.gg/2aK7TUWRck
Hi Ryan. Do you ever ram putts?
I do. However, it needs to be within 4' if it has a lot of break, or if it is longer, it needs to not have much break at all.
@@xamazingtrace Thank you. Your videos are very helpful.
Thanks so much! Glad they are making a difference!