How To Measure CORRECT Golf Cub Length

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  • Опубликовано: 19 дек 2024

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  • @enzy6434
    @enzy6434 4 месяца назад +2

    Great video, I definitely agree to go by that Ping chart. I'm 6 feet 2 inches tall (6'2 and a half to be exact) with a 37 inch Wrist to Floor measurement and I use +0.5 and 2 degree upright. When I'm using standard length irons I tend to stand too close to the ball, and hunch my upper body forwards and down lower during my swing and hang my arms down too low which causes a lot of weird swing issues. And it also got me into bad habits with my driver swing as well since I started doing the same thing with driver over time.

    • @FredzGolf
      @FredzGolf  4 месяца назад

      Prime example! It was poisoning your Driver swing! I'm happy you're using better lengths now!!

  • @DB12531
    @DB12531 4 месяца назад +2

    Recently had 2 iron fittings. 1 at PXG and another at Golf Galaxy. Both were incredible experiences! Tried Ping, Mizuno, taylormade, cobra and PXg. Untimely went with Ping G430 4&5 hybrid 6-pw on a CB graphite reg flex shaft. That setup gave me about 10 extra yards of carry and the best dispersion all around.

    • @RCarlitos
      @RCarlitos 2 месяца назад

      Greetings, how many grams do your graphite shafts weigh?

  • @dan.promedio
    @dan.promedio 4 месяца назад +1

    what are your thoughts on swingweight? does it matter for the average golfer?

    • @FredzGolf
      @FredzGolf  4 месяца назад

      @ariasfit it is important ....but the manufacturers do all the heavy lifting to get it right
      If swingweight varies a lot through the bag that could be an issue ...if 1 club is way lighter or way heavier than the other 12 clubs in play then it could be harder to keep consistent and in play for that 1 club
      I've seen a facility do swingweight and biomechanical swingweight matching .....the golfers handicaps and scores don't change ....their skill and on course knowledge is the same