OLD vs. NEW WEDGE GROOVES [SPIN TEST]
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- How long has it been since you replaced your wedges? If you're like me, you may have been waiting a little too long to pull the trigger on an upgrade.
In this video we put our old and new wedges on the Trackman to see if worn out grooves really effect how your wedge performs and what a new wedge can do to improve your consistency.
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Mike=Course Supers worst nightmare.
Dude you gotta learn how to hit on a range. Put the ball right behind your last divot. It hurt me to watch you chew up that pristine range!
Lol same here. He warned her too which tells me he just didn't know. I didn't know either until very recently
you are suppose to use the same divot line and not leave holes spread out. next time
Go back to back on ur divets talk about tearing up the driving range
that's something i taught my juniors when i was still a club pro LOL!
Groovy.... pun intended.. Went to my local store and picked up a ping to replace a bombtech 60, never looked back. very well done boyz...
On point! I just purchased myself a 56 and a 60 degree Callaway PM grind wedges and noticed such a HUGE difference on the course. Good stuff gentlemen.
So awesome to pull out the old trusty wedges to compare next to new technology! Love those Vokeys!!
Golficity=GOAT
You guys are cool! Thanks for thinking about your viewers. Awesome video.
Another great video boys. Again still watching videos waiting for that 2 week notice at work to end.
Supprised the new 60-degree club didn't have higher spin numbers. (Maybe I hit the differently but my spin numbers are close to 12 000 without even trying to get the most out of them) Actually have to slow down my speed to avoid getting the spin to go out of control. That's the big reason I prefer my old 60-degree actually. It's way easier to know what's going to happen with that one. (I use the one that going to work best that day - Sometimes you don't want those big backspins, right?!) Anyway. Interesting video. Great job guys!
Great video. Love to see lower launch and higher spin rates. Makes me want to pick up new wedges.
Amazing how the launch angle numbers jumped up on the clubs with the worn grooves.
Golficity yeah this was an awesome video. Great idea and well executed.
Then the BS from Titleist has done its job.
Amazing videos boys. Love your content and the quality of it! Keep it up :)
so there was one chunky shot that brought your nike wedge way down? I'm not saying new grooves do nothing, but throwing out outliers is important in numbers. it'd be a better test to compare a new sm7 vs an sm7 used for a season
With a steep swing like that there will be a shot like that with the new wedge as well
Mike has a wedge in his hand...someone dial 811!
Ryan La Salle 😆
Wow Pro's change their wedges 4 times a year? That's good info there. My wedges are 3-5 years old, maybe time to look at some new ones for Christmas.
Yup, but keep in mind, pros are playing well over 200 rounds of golf per year (plus lots of practice sessions). The average golfer should get about 100 rounds out of a wedge before it needs replacing.
In my opinion, obviously new wedges are great. When it comes to your old wedges, as long as you practice with them you will be fine. As we get used to a new wedge through its lifespan, we tend to learn how it will react around the greens. Over time you get used to how much roll out to expect on certain types of shots. I’d say you should game your wedge as long as you can, unless you can financially commit to buying new wedges every couple of seasons. Most amateur golfers aren’t good enough with their wedges to reap the benefits of always having fresh grooves anyways.
Not to say you wouldn’t benefit from it, just that it isn’t super important when you are starting out. You will save the most strokes on your game if you can sink putts. I feel your putter is more important than any other club in the bag to be comfortable with, and practice as often as possible.
with a Trackman indoors, make sure you have the dot on your ball facing away or it will not pick up the correct spin of the ball because your indoors and it doesnt have enough time to read the ball.
I showed my grandad this video and now he's going to change his 14 year old 56 degre
Great video
52° snake eye 💪😁👍
Good stuff
I just sharpen the grooves on my older wedges.
More to do with strike than new wedges......400ish rpms not enough for a mid/high am to ever notice!!!!
I think it’s the fresh FJ gear that improved your spin
All I see from this is higher speed = more spin. Makes sense.
Doesn’t know how to hit on the range! Probably should learn!!!!
Low to high, the spin consistency isn't really very different. Your strike is what is causing the variation. The club isn't making much difference, imo. There's a common fault among data junkies that attribute all variation to the clubs and not to the strike. Must show standard deviation separation.
Hopefully I’ll be visiting titleist headquarters on the west coast soon for some fittings
I think one of the reason why the old Grove didn't performance well, it might due to old Grove
Mike looks like he dude that says "BARTLEDOO".
50 cent called. He wants his swing back.
nice pancake 0:54
Did he like the fish and chips Golf Club
What was his reaction to the fish and chips Golf Club
Loved it!
oh my god that divot pattern. I can't take advice from anyone who doesn't know how to use a grass range
The facility that we were filming at specifically asked us to use a random divot pattern and not the traditional line. Apparently it grows in better this way at some places. 🤷🏼♂️
Don't feel bad my irons are 20yrs old he he he original Mizuno tzoid pro 1
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Dude Mike needs to learn to swing from the same divot if he's gonna take divots like that. Ruining their range.
It doesnt even make that much of a difference. That inconsistence he is talking about probably his swing speed. Cast and forged clubs are made of stainless steel....
Gets to the huge divots at 2:35 thank me later
7k spin on a brand new 60? To much sweeping?
Still dont know why people dont hit behind divots on a range like that. Thats why you can never find a nice place to hit
Guys
Don't use 15 year old wedges. Do a comparison between a year old wedges 2 yr old wedges and new ones.
Also those divots ...ugh ..... Make a nice clean square not dig up the whole place
Wow there's so much wrong with this video and the 'facts' portrayed within that it's not even worth it to dispel them all.
Don’t be embarrassed that you bought your wedge at Sams Club, if it worked for you it was a good buy. My only question is did you have to buy the wedge in bulk or just one?
You have no spin like me
Unless your a scratch golfer, it’s always the player never the club.
First to comment!!
What a horrible swing, and doesn’t know how to hit on a range. Really in disbelief