Does Ball Compression Matter?
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txg.ca - The issue of ball compression ratings is frequently brought up by golfers of all skill levels, but does it actually change your ball flight or is it all based on feel preferences? We tested a very soft compression ball, the Wilson Staff Duo Urethane, against a firm compression ball in the Srixon Z-star XV using GC Quad and analyzed the data. See which type of golf ball is best for your game!
Filmed at: Tour Experience Golf
Custom Golf Club Fitting Studio - Toronto, Canada
Featuring: Ian Fraser & Matt Blois
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Just watching a year old discussion on golf ball compression. Because, you know, TXG is the best!!!
hah,, me too.
You guys do some of the most interesting golf stuff on UA-cam. Every episode involves an experiment and analysis of results. Nobody on UA-cam presents these types of studies so well. The only other way to get this type of information would be to work within the major manufacturers.
Thanks Don!
My 14 year old daughter off HC 5 plays the DX3 Urethane in the UK. We absolutely love the compression, soft feel off the club face and the grab on the greens, not forgetting the unbelievably low price per dozen. My understanding is the main difference between golf balls with premium covers is around and approaching the green. Would have been good to line up the top six urethane balls to compare grab, check and back spin from 90, 60, 30 & 15 yards in with a wedge
This is funny because I went from the Srixon XV to the Wilson DUO U simply from feel on greens. I swing at 110 and I haven't lost any distance with the Duo U, but the FEEL is so different. It started with the putter and I am addicted to the feel of the Duo U. There are so many good quality golf balls out there that you just need to pick out the ball that feels the best. If you like soft, the Duo U is for you. Great video fellas.
I tested the Maxfli 35 compression in 48 degree temps and I wasn't disappointed, and putting was great. Shooting a 76 on a cool windy day in spring, no complaints with a very low compression ball.
Thank you both for a great presentation...very pertinent to me.
I’m 67 years old; I’ve played golf for 55+ years; and, after two back surgeries and arthritis, I have lost a lot of flexibility, strength, and in so, ball speed and yardage (Presently a 14 handicap). I have used both the Wilson Staff Duo Urethane and the Srixon Q-Star Tour recently, and I concur that the Wilson Staff Duo Urethane is an exceptional option for us older guys with slower swing speeds. Interestingly (and as you both surmised), I did find the Wilson Staff was extremely soft, gave me added yards on ALL shots, but for short irons and wedges, I found it was extremely “spinny”, which is a good thing. You had offered spin numbers for the driver and the 6 iron...I’m curious why you didn’t show numbers for the wedge...? Anyway, a great session...keep them coming?
Just not much compression occurring with a wedge, even with a 6 iron we saw basically no difference. Thanks for watching Rick!
Man I could sit and listen to you guys all day, fascinating stuff.
This video is so relevant after the MyGolfSpy ball test. You guys are the best on UA-cam
Great video. You guys already touched on doing it with slower speeds. I know I've used the Wilson duo I swing around 100 mph 105 on a really good swing and the feel is nice and I did get some extra carry on my shots. I ve gamed pro v1, TM lethal, srixon X and qstar....duo can easily replace any upper tier premium esp ror us amateurs at lower speeds
You should test The Wilson Staff Duo Professional ball.
Would love to see a test done on your (Iron Byron) new machine where a specific speed could be set and repeated over a vast number of brands.
Sweet video. I started playing the Wilson Duo's mainly because I went back to playing my Wood Bros "The Corker" persimmon driver and Ping Eye 3,4 & 7 woods (to make golf more fun) and didn't want to crack them with the harder balls. They perform wonderfully props to Wilson. I even play the Wilson Staff Zip which is right around 29 compression (I think) No complaints. Thanks guys.
Great video guys. Answered my question from another video on budget vs premium at Matt's clubspeed🙂 Keep up the amazing work. You guys have become my definitive guide to Golf Equipment and Swing fundamentals.
You guys have some of the best content on UA-cam. Keep up the great work guys.
I played the cheap Duo balls when I got back into golf a little while ago. Loved the feel of the ball. (100SS driver). Iron play was good but around the green no enough spin. Went to the Kirkland balls and have had good iron play but around the greens have had to completely change my thoughts about how to play shots. I am aiming for flags now that the ball skips and stops vs landing zones and roll out. I don't play on the firmest of greens and weather is always warmer here in So Cal. I like both balls but man can I zip back a well struck Kirkland ball. May not always be the best thing for the shot but fun to see one walk back like the pros.
I played the Srixon XV for several seasons and liked the ball though I thought it had a definite "click" at impact. For the past several I've played the Wilson Duo Pro (60 compression compared to 45 for a regular Duo at the time) which doesn't appear to be on the market anymore. Absolutely loved the matte yellow finish which was easily distinguishable from other balls and it performed well. Just beginning to look for a new ball and a new driver which will likely be linked in a fitting.
Great video. I played this ball 2 days ago for the first time and loved it. I apparently have a slower swing speed (former back injury). The feel off the club face, including putter, was fantastic. Bonus: I felt like I could work the ball better than a higher compression ball.
Drop the back injury excuse and just admit to yourself that you don't have a fast swing. I quit worrying about keeping up with the Jones when it comes to distance years ago and my scores are so much better. I hit a 7 iron 110 yards which is not nearly as far as the guys I play with but on the other hand once I accepted I'm not a distance player and started playing with the swing I have, I've gotten down to a 3 handicap. I'm 67 and play from the senior tees. Good luck.
I use the duo urethane balls and they're great. I swing driver at approx 100mph and I love them. Seem to work really well for me.
Sean Poloni I would have expected these to be for a slower speed than that, good to know they still hit the spot at 100 mph
@@austinsnider8864 if that is around your swing speed then I would definitely recommend you give these balls a try. The bang for your buck is there and some! I got lucky and loaded up on an extra dozens during a sale, but I still would have paid retail for these.
Excellent video! Have you done the re-test with slower club speed?
Great video as always. Hope these could be a podcast instead of a video, so I could listen to these while commuting. :)
Love the test and discussion of compression to ball speed! Callaway's marketing also talks about low compression also creating less of a gearing effect and reduction in side spin. Would love for u guys to test that with a high hcp player
Looking forward on the re-do of the test for us, slower swing sp. pps
Great stuff
Also could you test these again with cold balls, maybe put some of each in the refrigerator or something and see if lower compression is really better in cold weather?
If you do this video, can you also test a golf ball that has been submerged in water for an extended period of time vs one that hasn't
The bigger difference is because you generally swing slightly slower in cold. Bodies stiff, plus the layers
Hi guys, very interesting stuff. To be honest I never have been thinking about ball compression in this way. Thanks a lot.
Could you do a quick comparison of Matt’s gamer irons vs. Cobra Forged One length? His swing is so consistent and would love to see how the flights are for him on the long irons and short irons. Cobra has a crazy trial promotion right now and this may help others decide if they should experiment themselves.
We've got a request in with Cobra for demo set, so that video is definitely planned for the future
I've been playing for about 5 years so im no expert. I started playing with used balls i found in the woods, then went to used and occasionally new pv1 & pv1x. I would slice between 7-10 balls into the woods per round. I bought some chrome softs because they were on sale and did notice the slices when down to 5-7 a round. This year went to the duo low compression, I have turn the slices into a nice fade. Its a two part factor. One is the pace of my swing has become more consistent albeit slower but the distance has not suffered terribly, two is the science of the ball. Based on ur results I. Guessing lower spin+more time compressing instead of skipping off the club face results in less slices.
Hey Guys, fantastic video. Have you completed the multiple swing speed testing on these golf balls?
Cheers from Aus!
Brilliant! Have long awaited your thoughts on the Wilson Staff Duo/DX3 Urethane, a very much underated golf ball in my opinion. Would have liked to have seen the comparison using a wedge, both full and half shots, just to see what kind of spin characteristics you would get. But the idea of testing at various clubhead speeds is awesome, just perfect for us weekend hackers......
Will be testing this one, along with the Vice Pro Soft, Bridgestone RXS and Inesis 900 later this month, want to get deep into this.
Inesis is the golf brand of a French sports superstore chain called Decathlon, you find them throughout Europe. They produce there own balls, manufactured in Korea for them. The inesis 900 is a 3 piece ball with urethane cover. If you want, can send you over a sleeve of 3 for testing.
Best regards and keep up the great work. Your videos are simply unique, looking forward to more of them!!
Love the analytics involved!! We need a 95 MPH swinger to do this test.
I'd love to see this test done with the great close up high frame rate shots that really show the club/ball interaction.
So would we! High speed camera is on our shopping list for the future. The more support we get from the community, the closer we get to integrating features like that.
What about with a wedge?
Good stuff. WIll be interesting once you get a medium swingspeeder and a low swingspeeder hitting the same balls. Would be nice to expand with the wedge as well - as you normally do so.
I am sure that further questions will arise once those Three Groups are compared as well as move it into other balls etc.
When I was at the last Champions tour in Calgary a month ago I asked Touring pro Glen Day about adjusting ball distance from sea level to Calgary which is at 3500 ft. His first answer was "usually 5%", but it was the second part of his answer which I took notice of. He said at these cooler temps(it was about 15C) you can't compress the ball anyway so it doesn't matter. So I asked him to expand on that, he says you can't compress the ball when the temp is below 65F. I found that interesting.
Great video boys but can we do this with a slower speed player please? I'm sure there will be a far greater difference at lower speeds say 90 to 95 mph club head speed.
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I normally play the Duo, but bought a box of the 3 piece Kirkland after your video. My distance was the same, but the Kirkland requires me to change my game since there is so little run out on the greens.
There's also the 29 compression. Although not a premium cover, so maybe not worth testing ? Would also be interrested in a temperature test as suggested below. We can play outside in winter here. But with temps below 10°C or even below 5, I wonder if low comp can help a bit for feel at least
Another great video. Still can’t find a ball that has the distance of ProV1 AND the spin into the greens. Would love to have a cheaper option, just haven’t found it.
In a recent robot test 2 of the 3 top balls for distance at 85 mph swing speed for driver were high compression tour balls. The other ball was low compression. Confusing.
I'm not sure if I missed it or not but could you also add wedges to this test? I've been using the Pro V1x for years and have been happy with them. However, finding something that performs as well but for fewer bucks would be nice. Everyone can benefit from a premium ball.
What is the best lower compression golf ball. Love the feel of the ProV1X, but have a driver club head speed of 95ish..
I use to hit a pinnacle soft. Switched to V1s. Notice a huge difference in performance
I used the Wilson Duo Soft (29 compression) this weekend. From the driver i was about 10 metres shorter but with the irons I was consistantly one to two clubs longer. I went over most greens and even when i took a club less I ended up on the back fringe most times. Not sure why this is. After 11 holes I went back to my normal AD333 Tour ball and my distances went back to normal as I get with most balls.
Sounds like that really low compression did not do well for you. I would try out the Wilson Duo Professional. Compression of 60 . Some of my friends play those and like em. I am trying them out this weekend myself.
I usually use Wilson duos in colder weather due to the compression level
You're speaking to my question. I play in the Pacific NW all seasons. A lot of cool, moist days (don't play in the real rainy days) in temperatures between 45 to 55 or so (fall and winter). I wonder about the Wilson duo as I'm a senior and driver speed is relatively slow.
Samuel Collie give them a shot! I found 12pk on sale for $10 CAD so they can be found for cheap! Urethane ball for cheap is a go in my books, especially when it’s not peak season.
Great idea. How s it working for you?
It would be great to see this exact same test with someone maybe 80/85 mph to see if then the slower swing speed player sees the benefit of lower compression? DUO-U is a great ball!
Please do a video about terms used in golf fitting/shafts! Stuff like loading/unloading/kickpoint and stuff like that for the clueless golfer!
I’d be happy to accept your offer of a free trip to TXG with a couple of nights stay. Two days on camera with a club fitting on day one and s ball fitting on day two. 😁👍🏻
Love my Bridgestone B series and the E 12 soft for driving Bombers
Hi guys, I'm a 28 HC and went to golf town for a iron fitting. They put me into titleist ap3 extended 1 1/4 and upright 2• . I would like a full bag fitting but am unsure where to start. Could you help get me in the right direction as to what I should be getting first ( driver irons wedges putter fairway woods) love the channel keep up your good work. Thanks Allan
On both occasions the lower compression seemed to be a little straighter for Matt. I found that moving to lower compression has mad a difference in the amount of draw or fade I get. Keen to know if thats another factor in choosing a lower compression ball. Still never been able to find a ball that matches the characteristics of the preceipt u tri tour I loved that ball. It still has a bit of a cult following. Flew low and checked everytime. Oh what I'd give to have a few of them to test against the latest balls.
I'm a 100mph guy and Duo-U is best ball for me.
Isn't there more to the conversation than just energy transfer? Doesn't compression help with dispersion also?
I played the Duo-U when it came out and I loved it but Wilson seems to take too long to get another premium ball on the market. Now the Srixon QStar tour is just as good as the Wilsons and others seem to have passed up this ball. Haven't seen a Wilson premium ball in over two years.
Have you tested with the 90 mph driver swing speed?
Gents -- loving all of your videos and deeply bothered by the fact that you don't have a shop opening in Vancouver anytime soon...!
I have a suggestion for a video that deals with the back and forth that takes place between strong loft and traditional loft enthusiasts ("that 7 iron is actually a 5 iron...!"). Rather than say that a club goes too far for the number on the sole -- the question should be how easily can you hit a target at X distance? Who cares what the number on the sole is? Do I have a 180 yard club in the bag I can hit easily and consistently?
A test that had a golfer of appropriate handicap (Iron Matt's ball striking is a little too consistent...!) trying to hit a 180 or 200 yard flag with both strong and traditional clubs would be very interesting.
Great review.Gents.
I play Srixon ZStar and Chrome Soft. Both great balls....i was offered a few Srixon Ultisoft.
These run out further and play super soft and long. No sticking / stopping power on the green.
Can you test and confirm?
Srixon is the best ball on the market in terms of value for money as well as unmatched performance in the wind
Nirvair Nair i play Z-Star XV and while they are great performance wise, TP5X are more penetrating.
They are the best value for money, that’s for sure.
@@1b0o0 ahhh I see. I generally use them because they spin nicely even with the longer irons. Sometimes the taylormade balls don't spin enough on certain shots for me. I generally spin my shots well even with the tps but I prefer to have a surplus of spin because I don't struggle to hit my shots a good distance.
Which model?
This test just showed there's very little difference between these balls. 5 yards difference on a drive will not make any difference to your scoring and the rest of the test showed identical performance.
Great channel guy's!! Playing in Iceland can be cold during the summer so it's good to play them soft...
Quick question: Can flatning the ly of the club help with steep path when hitting the ball?
Best regards.
Depends on your ball flight, if you're hitting pulls with the steep angle then flatter lie would help
Really good insight in to balls ,I used to like the Titliest 3 piece Nxt tour but they have stopped them now , Use Pro v 1x on and off and always have a decent round with them with good distance .Out of curiosity I just ordered some Vice pro plus balls as they are getting good reviews and are a lot cheaper than Titliest who's prices are going silly now.The longest ball I have found is the Volvic but they seem a bit inconsistent chipping and pitching ,but they go for miles .
So what compression should I use if my driver swing speed is about 100mph?
Anything over 90. I've used tp5, which is around 85, and used others like tp5x, which is around 95. Both fly well. I've also used Callaway supersoft and Bridgestone e6. Completely off, and cut back on length by a mile. Around the greens, the supersoft would run out 5 feet even on a good strike while tp5 spun dead after one skip. My swing speed is around 110, so I need 90 or better. Tbh though most companies hide the compression rating from the general public, which is BS. Idk, just buy the most expensive name brand ball and it should be right (90% guarantee lol).
For a better test, isolating compression only you need to compare the 4pc balls. The Duo U is a 3pc, the XV is a 4pc ball. The softest 4pc is the Wilson FGTour ball.
Great video! Is Ian the slogan wizard or what - TXG Fuss About It! I want the first t-shirt. Well done looking deeper into the variables always making us think!
Always found pro v 1 and pro v 1x very hard off the face, Srixon z star gold box and the ad3333 tour with the urethane cover is the best lower compression balls out there for me. Unless your busting 90 mph with a 6 iron find a lower compression option. Miss hits go further as well.
Hi lad, Did you get to reverse this test to see if low compression golf balls actually benefit the slower swing speed?
Yes. Please put a slow speed player in your test. Like 90 MPH
Said this before, i select a ball based on how it feels with the putter. If the ball is very soft it often feels like a miss hit or I might hit it short. Have tried the Wilson 50 compression, felt like I was hitting a rubber ball.
I played golf today, 43 degrees outside. Callaway 55 worked well!
Your crazy.
Interesting topic. I’m looking forward to the follow up test at slower swing speeds.
Something no one seems to talk about, your supposed to match the compression rate with your club speed, or at least that will give you a starting point
For a slower swing speed 90 mph the Duo Soft 29 compression is better?
Hey guys
I'd really love to see:
High spin driver with low spin ball
Vs.
Low spin driver with High spin ball
So spin and launch maybe would be optimized, but maybe you would have tighter dispersion with one / less worksbility?
Maybe throw in a similar 6 Iron test while you are doing it :)
I am gaming an Epic SZ, and with some balls I get too low spin and ball drops out of the air. I also have dispersion problems.
So I am considering a higher spin head and very very low spin ball.
I like low spin balls on irons anyway, I know different for everyone of course :)
BR.
Ole
Could you do a test of reclaimed golf balls from a place like halfpricegolfballs?
Awesome video as always!! I do have a question for the 2 of you being that I trust your experience and expertise. My nephew made the golf team (yay!). He's a 14 year old beginner.... what kind of clubs should we get him or how do we go about choosing them?
I would suggest he get gets fitted. I know he is new to the gane but it will help.
@@acemakerjay really? Even for someone who really is a true beginner? His swing now will be totally different in a few months... that's my fear. I would agree if his game wasn't just developing. You really think that's the best way to go?
I figure if he made the team he probably has a decent swing and can hit the ball. I would have him work with somebody nearby that knows what they are doing and can help guide you to what his needs are. His swing will change as he gets bigger and older but playing with clubs that don't fit him may hinder him as well. Just my opinion.
COR coefficient of restitution re ball and club the faster you swing the COR diminishes so more gain at slower swing speed.
This test was performed by ping, which by the doesn't make golf balls.Several brands and compressions to see which balls best suited which players. They did use a swing robot so variables were removed.. The video is available on UA-cam.
Great video guys.
Golf ball are very individual preference
I personally like the TM Project A and it give me better feel and confident especially at short game .
I can play with ProV1X but can’t get the confidence I’m looking mayb is me ....
I understand the Project A and Duo-U are VERY similar, but the current Project A are 70psi compression and the Duo-U are 50psi compression.
And the tests show that compression matters for feel only.
As ever Guys thanks for an interesting Vid. I.m not sure if the Wilson Duo is available in the UK (I have never seen it in any golf outlets), but I use their DX2 and for my low swing speed it's just about perfect. If I try to use a hard/high compression multi layered Ball, apart from needing to sell one of my Grand-kids kidneys I find that with my Driver I struggle to keep it on line.
So until I find anything that suits me better I will carry on using the DX2, which makes my Bank Manager and my Grand children very happy!
Bandit Baker try American golf I’ve had them there
Thanks for the info Robert, I have checked on AM's website and a few others but there is no mention of Wilson Duo. Strangely, on Wilson's UK website there is no reference to DUO either, yet on the US website it's centre stage. My suspicion is that in the UK its called DX2 and everywhere else its called DUO for some odd reason.
@@banditbaker1675
They are in sports direct
The UK's dx2 is the same ball as the US's duo, same ball just different names
Many thanks for that confirmation Judah
have you guys done a video on strata voodoo golf balls?
What I've taken away from this video is just pick a premium golf ball that feel good to you. I prefer chipping and putting with a slightly softer ball more than that few extra yards on a drive. Project A / Srixon Q Star Tour for me.
Your comparison charts say Duo soft, which might confuse people because there is a Duo Soft model, surlyn with 29 compression (claimed). You tested the Duo U or Duo Urethane, whatever it's named. I know you were just using Soft as a descriptive label, not the model name.
I swing 90 mph. For me the Duo U is slightly shorter than B330 RX off the driver. But off the irons I think it spins a bit more.
Interesting how close the numbers were on the 6 iron test. Perhaps we should be fitting balls to a player utilizing more of a focus on irons (our scoring clubs) and less on the driver. Matt clearly needs the high compression balls but for those of us with 100-105mph swing speeds, could we be losing yardage from our irons by using a high compression ball that is not compressing to its optimal level?
On the topic of balls and compression, I was wondering about the purpose of Titleist AVX. From what I have seen on this channel and observed for myself, AVX is soft feel, low compression, low spin. How does it offer anything different from the likes of Callaway Super Soft, Srixon Soft Feel etc? Soft feel, low compression, low spin is a major area of the mid-price ball market, and here is the AVX seemingly competing with them, but with a high-end premium price tag. What justifies the price differential?
We would probably have to do more extensive testing in this category, but AVX seems to perform a bit better closer to the green than other distance/soft feel balls in terms of spin.
The AVX cover (urethane) is the big difference between the others you mentioned. Its short game spin is why it is a better, more complete ball.
Thanks for the info, guys.
Seems like the avx doesn't lose the ball speed off the driver like the supersoft and duo. Atleast for me at SS 107ish.
I did try the Callaway Supersoft . I like that one for folks with really slow swing speeds but for me it had lots of trouble holding green. I don't know if they have improved that on the 2019 models but it was always an issue for me. I like the AVX because of the urethane cover. Holds green much better. Very controllable. Lower trajectory too. Good ball in the wind and overall too. AVX and Wilson Professional are my two favorites.
On what scale is golf ball compression measured?
Hey guys, love your videos they’ve really helped me a lot, I was wondering if you guys can try range balls vs premium balls at an avg swing speed.
For anyone with realistic expectations 5yrds with a driver isn't worth playing a new ball. I think that 6i was what proved the claim. I've played most of the premium balls: Pro v1 & x, TP5 & X, project x, B330x & s, rx, rxs, e5, e6, e7 (Bridgestone was my go-to starting off), and the Wilson urethane. By far my Favorite was the B330s, RX, and TP5x (purchased bulk used). Due to the Wilson not being as popular it's hard to find them used, and the price tag for brand new is not justifiable. If the Wilson Urethane was sold for under $30 before tax, I'm sure it would take over the market. The 100yrd to greenside control is unmatched for that level ball, but for the price brand new, it's pointless when you can buy a bulk used higher quality ball for the same price or cheaper. The ball is great and it sits right under the Pro V's, Tour B's, TP5's, but above the RX and RXS. Again due to its lack of popularity/flashiness, people aren't going to pay that price to try them even though they may be worth it.
Was there any difference in Matt’s swing speed between the shots? I was told that compression would affect efficiency/smash factor. Matt implied this by noting that he had to really smash the Duo to get a ball speed of 171.
I am enjoying playing the AVX and also like the Wilson Duo Professional. Does anyone know the compression of the AVX ?
Excellent as always 👍🏌️
As always excellent review.
What are your thoughts after reviewing the MGS 2019 ball test? Can you guys give your insight on this
Same here Josh, MGS made some very bold claims from their gold ball testing and I'm surprised know one has looked into it.
We'll be doing lots of ball testing soon, their report came out only a few days ago
I'd love to see this same test but with the real budget balls like the Wilson Elite 50, Noodle etc. The Elite 50 is about the cheapest name brand ball you can find and you can get a box of 24 for about $30 at Golftown. That's 1/2 to 1/4 the price of the premium balls.
The elite 50 is a great ball. I just ordered 2 dozen more.
When is this test going to be done again at different swing speeds?
Wonder if you are ever considered doing a comparison of a company’s balls with a low and high price point to see the difference. The Wilson balls seem to have a price of between $17 AND $38
My driver swing speed is about 106, ball say 148... what should I used... swapped to the z star xv this past season
Thanks guys, very interesting.
Very insightful as always gents.. You guys were threatening to test scuffed balls verses brand new balls of the same manufacturer... that still on the to do list??
Scotty
Eventually yes
Did you ever redo the test with a slower swing?
Ian, when could you test the balls in the wind, now that the windy season is arriving?
Ok, so I just watched the whole video. A comprehensive test with actual golfers at different speeds would be phenomenal. But I think you need to add a wedge in there. Compressing the ball with driver and trying to stop it near the flag are very different factors. I’m in the 220 yard driver distance club, but I’d sacrifice a few yards off the driver for a ball that’s going to hop and stop.
Yes, I am not interested in what a low compression ball does at your swing speed. I want to know the difference between the two at "my" swing speed.
Thank you for the video guys! I know I posted a comment about this exact topic on your last golf ball video. Really appreciate you listenning to the feed back. You cleared that whole topic up for me.
I think you guys need to get a good player with a lower swing speed for these sorts of tests. It's pretty obvious that Matt can get the most out of a high compression ball but I'd like to know whether the 90-105mph driver swing speed golfer can?
Easier said than done, but we are always aspiring to provide as relevant data as we can. At the moment, we focus on standardizing variables and eliminating as much of the inconsistencies that come with a human swing as we can. Our future vision is to acquire the use of a swing robot that will allow us to vary swing speeds and delivery characteristics at will for every video.
@@clubchampionmedia
That would be awesome. Thanks for the great content 👍
Can you please do with wedge test