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What kind of camera? I got that too 😅

Ok you got me

LET’S GO!!! 💪💪 this comment got me excited to make some more videos! Good luck practicing & I hope you beat your friends out there!!

Thanks for the support! If you have any questions let me know 👍👍 it’s worth it and after playing 10+ rounds my stamina is up

I’ve found the least expensive way is converting a used electric skateboard. I looked for a boosted board, but ended up with a Meepo NLS Pro for $200. One motor was going out but it worked for me 👍

@@ScottyGolf Thanks for your answer.

That’s the course! I haven’t been back since this video. It’s not a fun course I’ll say but my buddy did well

It's accurate just as indoor, but needs to be in the shade. Any sunlight and it stops working

9/10 it’s great

1/10 you get an error

You can use it at the course with no wifi. You do need an iPad at the range to show you read outs. It only works in the shade 👍

@@ScottyGolf Great! Thanks!

Hey Juan first comment lol

@@ScottyGolf yes lol

I like All Wedge better than approach 🥲

I took apart a electric skateboard lol I’m trying to get it into a finished consumer model

Thank you sir 🙏 I’m working toward it. I’m adding weights in my routine to prep for may. I also have a low flight shaft and sim 9.0 driver now 🙌

​@@ScottyGolf You are heading in the right direction. :)

Don’t worry too much on distance. Your distances are good. I would try and focus on consistency and accuracy. Maybe lock down on your swing and fluidity. Practice putts and 150 and in. Also learn how to shape your shots for different situations. Also, learn how to do the shots you wouldn’t normally hit but need in the bag like knowing how much you need to hit your 5 iron to get it to 100 yards in case you’re under a tree and other weird situations you would be in. I love the review by the way.

For you hell yah! I stopped posting for a bit on here because the views were very low. I’m on TikTok now, but I’ll be back soon enough on RUclips 🙌 what’s in the bag 2021 comes first

Hey man! Have a wonderful day. You golfing this weekend?

@@ScottyGolf yes actually on my way rn

Thanks for the boost of confidence 👏🏼

Range is always free (that’s why I like it) The SkyTrak won’t work in direct sunlight because it’s too bright for the cameras to read. If you put an umbrella over it so the red laser is visible on the ground, you’ll be good

Thanks for the kind words Robert! I’ll be back on Nov 17 2020 👍🏼 are you a Fresno guy?

@@ScottyGolf I am.

I liked the Skytrak for small spaces, the mevo+ if you have the room for it. The Mevo+ needs around 10ft of ball flight to measure... Outdoor on the mats I go Skytrak because Mevo+ needs to be hit on a level surface

Just though I would confirm smash factor has no relevance to the club it’s just the ratio difference between club speed and ball speed so basically telling you how efficiently you are turning club speed into ball speed, I use the mevo plus and 1.35 is around average smash factor for a good strike 👍

@@ukhomewoodworker848 Thanks for the input but unfortunately you’re wrong. Smash factor is relevant to the loft of the club, the more loft the more spin and the less smash factor. In other words, it is humanly IMPOSSIBLE to creat the same smash factor for a driver with a wedge... blog.trackmangolf.com/trackman-average-tour-stats/ As this chart shows, smash factor clearly increases as the loft of club decreases because of more efficient clubspeed-ballspeed transferring.

@@vic_0315 if you used a launch monitor regularly you will realise your wrong I can get 1.49 smash from a wedge by thinning it! It’s got nothing to do with loft google it, the reason you see increases in your chart is because the shorter irons on tour will be more bladed and many tour players will move to cavity in long irons which adds more rebound effect and then woods are even more hot faces so add to smash factor, I understand it looks like it rises because of loft it’s just their swings are very consistent. When the average golfer uses a launch monitor smash factor goes up and down with every club because they don’t always hit the middle of the face very often.

@@ukhomewoodworker848 Thanks for the response, I have a feeling we are talking about different things. I think you’re talking about the loft of the club, and I’m talking about DYNAMIC LOFT. Google it if you’re not familiar with it, it means the true loft being delivered to the ball at impact that dictates launch angle. But one thing that remains true is, loft(dynamic loft) is related to smash factor. When you blade a wedge you will indeed get 1.5 smash factor, but by balding the wedge you’re not delivering the CORRECT LOFT on the ball. So when you blade the wedge, you have “decreased” the DYNAMIC loft of the wedge to like 1 degree by hitting it off the bottom edge of the club, therefore reduces spin and increases smash factor. So when you hit a wedge CORRECTLY, it’s humanly impossible to get 1.49 smash factor. With the same attack angle and same club speed, the lower the dynamic loft(launch angle) the higher smash factor. So going back our original discussion, when hitting a club PROPERLY, with everything being the same, the lower the loft the higher the smash factor.

@@vic_0315 I agree dynamic loft will affect smash my original comment was because you mentioned the loft of your 5 iron, I imagine one of the reasons his swing speed doesn’t deliver + 200 distance is swing path it looks out to in which transfers a certain amount of that speed into side spin, or it’s simply an off centre hit, but if it was me I would not look at any tour averages you will only get disappointed😉

They ain’t hurting anyone 😉

I might be having a viewers match in the next few days. I will keep you updated 👍🏼👍🏼

Cheers Robert! Hope to see you out at Riverside

Riverside be making the whites and blues the same now

380yrd drive I assume

He and his buddy were a traveling duo of funeral businessmen. They were funny together