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How to Chip It Close
126 CHAPTER 6 STRATEGY How to Chip It Close Land the ball one pace on Determine the yards needed to land the ball one pace and let your club selection on (carry), and the yards from the front edge to the take care of the rest cup (roll), then pull the —Top 100 Teacher Scott Sackett appropriate club based on the chart below. THIS STORY IS THE PROBLEM FOR YOU IF... You’re aware that 1 every chip shot you You’re hit features varying confused by amounts of carry how much and roll, but you carry and roll you need to don’t know how land chips to select clubs or close. adjust your swing 2 to get the right Club Guide (Carry:Roll) You hit every combination for the <1:1 LOB WEDGE chip with your shot you’re facing. sand wedge. 1:1 SAND WEDGE 1:1.5 GAP WEDGE 1:2 PITCHING WEDGE THE SOLUTION >1:2 9-IRON Regardless of how far off the green the ball is sitting, or where the pin is positioned, try to land every chip HOW TO GET THE RIGHT COMBINATION OF CARRY AND ROLL one pace on the front edge of the green. That gives you a baseline Say you’re 10 yards off 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 for determining the exact amount the green, and the pin of carry versus roll for every shot. is cut 10 yards from the TO FLAG TO FLAG TO FLAG (Carry: Roll) (Carry: Roll) (Carry: Roll) Then, using the guide at right, pull front. -
Measure Your Wedges for More Consistency
Measure your wedges for more consistency In all my years teaching I have seen many golfers improve their ball striking and consistency off the tee and in the fairway. In most cases however, they haven’t been able to substantially decrease their handicap due to inconsistency from within 100 yards. Since we are only required to hit 36 shots in one round of golf, over 90% of the shots taken over 36 occur within 100 yards of the green. Here are some techniques that have helped many of my students in the past few years become better and more consistent around the green. First we have to learn how to make three different length golf swings with each wedge. These swings are simply described as the ½, ¾, and full swing. Naturally the ½ half swing should feel as if you have only rotated half way back and through the ball. To check your positions, ensure that the left arm stops when it reaches a position parallel to the ground in the back swing and the right arm parallel to the ground at the end of your follow through. The three quarter swing should feel about 75 percent of the length of your full swing. Picturing a clock, your left arm would rotate back to point at 10 o’clock to complete your back swing. The follow through for this swing stops when your right arm would point to 2 o’clock. Naturally your full swing feels as if you complete the rotation back and through as if you were hitting a mid iron. -
Golf Club Prototyping and Design for Spin Rate Tuning
GOLF CLUB PROTOTYPING AND DESIGN FOR SPIN RATE TUNING A Senior Project submitted to the Faculty of California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Mechanical Engineering by Cole Nygren, Jordan Wright, Jesse Yap June 2017 ABSTRACT Golf Club Prototyping and Design for Spin Rate Tuning Cole Nygren, Jordan Wright, Jesse Yap The aim of this project was to design a golf wedge capable of increasing backspin for the amateur golfer. This was accomplished by embedding a metal lattice structure behind the clubface to allow the face to elastically deform slightly upon impact. This would increase contact time between the club and ball. The mechanism of spin generation was discussed and the relationship between contact time and spin rate was established. The design was enabled by using additive manufacturing, which allowed for the generation of a metal lattice structure. An appropriate control and prototype were designed to minimize run time and material usage due to limited machine capacity. Various lattice topologies were generated and analyzed with finite element analysis. Design validation build in plastic revealed that these were not feasible due to support material generation, so X topology was used instead. After printing, player testing was conducted. The prototype design underwent plastic deformation during testing, and resulted in a significantly lower spin rate than the control. The design outlined in the report is not recommended unless changes to prevent plastic deformation are made and more testing is performed. Economic justification for the production of additive manufacturing golf club designs is made in case future designs prove viable. -
Buyer's Guide to 1966 Golf Clubs
Buyer's Guide to 1966 golf clubs Lost that brochure? Or perhaps one of your members interested in a particular set has "borrowed" and not re- turned it? Now what do you do to satisfy that query about the new, "Super-Duper" wedge put out by ABC Co.? That is just the reason GOLFDOM is offering this "Buyer's guide to 1966 golf clubs." Here in one handy package are the main lines being put out this year by the manufacturers of pro-line clubs. Whether your customer craves a new set of woods or irons, an extra utility club or a new putter, the distinguishing features of any club and its price are at your fingertips. (Addresses of all companies listed are on page 64.) The recent cutback in excise taxes has made it pos- sible for most companies to reduce their prices to the lowest level in years. Make certain you tell your members this wel- come news by any and all means at your disposal—in the club newsletter, your pre-season shop promotion letter, and by word of mouth. Then watch them beat a path to your door! After all, everyone loves a bargain-and how often do you get a bargain on first-quality goods? • PRO LINE EQUIPMENT A NOLO BURTON WOODS IRONS PRICE AVAILABLE PRICE AVAILABLE MODU FEATURES (Set of 1) IN STOCK MODEL FEATURES (Set of 8) IN STOCK < CROOKSHANK Head offset to place striking face $90-$105 Men's 8 CROOKSHANK Angled shaft extends to sole of $235 Men's 8 ROYAL In line with shaft, promoting later (appro».) Ladies' RUSTLESS club, placing weight behind "sweet (approx.) Ladies' SCOTTISH hit with square clubface. -
PRACTICE YOUR GOLF SWING LIKE the PROS Simple Techniques You Can Use Today to Make Practicing Golf Fun and Productive
HOW TO PRACTICE YOUR GOLF SWING LIKE THE PROS Simple Techniques You Can Use Today To Make Practicing Golf Fun and Productive by Eric Jones PGA Professional Masters in Sport Psychology World Long Drive Champion Birdie Press, Orinda, CA For Mom, Who once held the tips of my ears and said "Now don't move your ears when you putt." It was a lesson I never forgot. Copyright © 2011 Eric Jones Design copyright © by Birdie Press All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced – mechanically, electronically, or by any other means, including photocopying – without prior written permission of the publisher. Published by Birdie Press Birdie Press books are available at special discounts when purchased in bulk for sales promotions, fund-raisers, educational use, and other special promotions. Special editions, signed originals or book extracts may also be created upon request. For details please contact [email protected]. Birdie Press 21 'C' Orinda Way Suite 236 Orinda, CA 94563 www.BirdiePress.com Supplemental practice worksheets to this book can be downloaded at www.TargetCenteredGolf.com/Practice-Forms Limits of Liability & Disclaimer of Warranty Golf is an athletic endeavor and by its very nature contains some inherent risk of injury. The information presented in this book is for your reference and entertainment, and you, as the reader/end-user, are ultimately responsible for judging the suitability of the exercises and activities as they relate to your unique circumstances. Please use good judgment. This book is not intended as legal or physical advice. If you are in doubt, consult a physician. -
Better Scoring Through Proper Gapping of Your Wedges Ever
Better Scoring Through Proper Gapping of Your Wedges Ever wonder why you have awkward distances in your approach shots with your wedges? This month's article from our professional instructional staff answers that question by explaining what gapping your wedges means and providing suggestions for remedying your problems. Fine tune your wedge set with proper knowledge of how your wedges work! To understand gapping, one must first understand loft, the angle that the clubface is set back from the vertical shaft. The progression of lofts throughout a set of irons creates a corresponding progression of distances that each iron will hit the ball. This is referred to as gapping. As late as 2000, the standard loft of a pitching wedge was 48 degrees; the 9 iron was 44 degrees; and the rest of the set proceeded at gaps of 4 degrees. As shown in the chart below, the sand wedge was 56 degrees, allowing for a gap wedge to be inserted at 52 degrees. The result was a perfectly spaced 4-degree gap between loft of wedges and a natural progression of distances for the golfer. Before 2016 (Alternative 1) 2016 (Alternative 2) 2016 (Alternative 3) 2000 9 Iron 44 40 40 40 PW 48 44 44 44 Super Gap 48 Gap Wedge 52 50 48 52 Sand Wedge 56 56 54 56 Lob Wedge 60 60 58 60 In the last decade and a half, however, manufacturers have responded to the golfer's demand for distance by improving clubface design AND de-lofting of clubs of all sets but in particular the mid-level game improvement sets that most players use. -
Golfer's Guide
THE PGA OF AMERICA FIRST SWING GOLFer’s GUIDE Table of Contents CHAPTER Welcome1 to Golf - 3 CHAPTER Facility Orientation2 - 9 CHAPTER Beginning to Play3 the Game - 13 CHAPTER The Skills4 of Golf - 21 CHAPTER Ball Flight5 Laws - 31 CHAPTER Skill Practice6 - 35 CHAPTER Testing Your7 Skills - 47 CHAPTER Rules of the8 Game - 51 GLOSSARY - 57 FIRST SWING GOLFER’S GUIDE 1 CHAPTER1 Welcome to Golf FIRST SWING GOLFER’S GUIDE 3 CHAPTER 1 WELCOME TO GOLF Dear Golfer Dear Golfer Golf is a challenging and exciting game. The object of moving the ball No experience in the world quite equals the exhilaration you feel when you from a starting point (the teeing ground) to an end point (in the hole) seems hit a golf ball. Whether you’re hitting from the tee, the fairway, the rough simple. But the task of propelling the ball can be complex. The game not or a bunker – when you strike the ball and it goes airborne – it’s the greatest only requires that you attempt to master the multiple skills of golf, but you feeling in the world. must also gain knowledge and understanding about how to play the game. Golf is a game that you will be able to play and enjoy throughout your life- While the game has evolved, the Rules and general nature of the game time. Rich in tradition and history, few sports have a heritage, like golf, that remain unspoiled and we continue to enjoy many of the early elements of can be traced back hundreds of years. -
The Change in Golf Club Kinematics When Using Pitching, Sand and Lob Wedges James Osborne1 1Quintic Consultancy Ltd, Coleshill, UK Email: [email protected]
The Change in Golf Club Kinematics when using Pitching, Sand and Lob Wedges James Osborne1 1Quintic Consultancy Ltd, Coleshill, UK email: [email protected] Introduction Results ➢ Ideally, golfers should have a simple, consistent and repeatable Table 1: Shows the average length of backswing (LB) in metres, Impact Club Speed (IS) in m/s, Impact Acceleration (IA) in m/s2, Ball Speed (BS) in m/s and Launch Angle golf swing with any variation seen as being detrimental to (LA) in degrees of the three different clubs at 30, 40, 50 and 60 yards. performance (Glazier & Lamb, 2017). 30 yards 40 Yards ➢ Golfers are able produce the same final task outcome (i.e the ball landing in the same position) with a variety of different ball flights, LW SW PW LW SW PW clubs and swing mechanics (Langdown et al, 2012). LB 1.82 1.58 1.25 1.99 1.79 1.65 ➢ Aim – The aim of this study was to measure golf club kinematics, to see whether this changes for different wedges IS 19.64 16.66 16.41 20.89 19.66 18.24 and different hitting distances. IA -549 -727 -625 -508 -405 -746 BS 21.76 20.46 21.25 24.13 23.63 24.65 Methods LA 39.70 35.36 30.88 37.36 42.50 32.54 ➢ One participant was used within this study (n=1, Gender = F, 50 yards 60 Yards Height = 1.72 m, Mass = 70 kg, Golf Handicap = 14). LW SW PW LW SW PW ➢ The participant was required to perform at least 3 golf shots per LB 2.26 2.25 1.90 2.24 2.21 1.99 club, per yardage. -
September 2020 Issue: 7 Drive
SEPTEMBER 2020 ISSUE: 7 DRIVE THE MAGAZINE OF HIDDEN VALLEY GOLF CLUB In this month’s issue 1 BIG FLOP TOURNAMENT RESULTS BUYER BEWARE members will come to see and appreciate the From The President’s camaraderie that the golf club offers. While everything we do at HVGC orbits golf, the real Desk value many of us get is the fellowship, friendship and family aspect of our games, tournaments and social events. For me, as I am sure with many of you, I think of golf as a sport To put it mildly, this has that has gotten me through a lot been a memorable of highs and lows but when I summer at HVGC. really think about it, it's the people I am playing with that In September, I'd like to provide that support, guidance make it a point to ask and oftentimes mentorship. So everyone to take as much for our long time members, take sand as you can out onto a minute to introduce yourself to the course and fill divots. the new faces you see around the We all want the course to club in the coming weeks and be in better shape and months. They are the future of everyone has their ideas HVGC. And to the new members on how to make this all I can say is listen, learn and happen (those board most importantly participate. meetings don't go three Most of the time it might seem hours for nothing) but one like just another round of golf thing we can all do is take but after awhile you'll find that out a sand bottle or ten Eric Kranz when you need a hand, the members at and fill a fairways worth of our club are always happy to help. -
Short Game Got You Down?
sures such as buffing or fine steel age room. It's a good time to check Leather—in all cases apply a wooling the shafts to remove rust for such things as worn-out grips, good leather grip conditioner to and dirt, replacing broken or frayed loose shafts, frayed wood head soften and restore tackiness. whippings, dipping or spraying a whippings and wood heads which • If an iron club has plastic fer- coat of clear finish over a lightly need refinishing or rejuvenating. rules that are dull and scratched, steel wooled wood head, and clean- After having gone through all the they can be made new looking again ing the face grooves in both woods golf clubs, phone each member or by wiping them lightly with ace- and irons and paint filling them. drop him a note to obtain permis- tone. This also works on grip collar Trade-ins are not very desirable sion to repair his clubs. Most all trim rings and plastic wood club fer- commodities at many country clubs golfers appreciate this spring tune- rules, which are sometimes used in- because of the type of clientele. In up service simply because they are stead of whippings. many cases, the professional at this usually too busy to think of it on • Finally, wipe the golf bag type club will be willing to sell his their own during the off season. This clean, apply saddle soap or a spe- used clubs for what he has invested type of service is becoming more in them. Here, it is an asset to know cial lubricant to the zippers, and put popular with northern pros in par- the clubs back in the bag. -
Buyer's Guide to 1967 Golf Clubs
BUYER'S GUIDE TO 1967 GOLF CLUBS PRO LINE EQUIPMENT WOODS ANGLO BURTON IRONS PRICE AVAILABLE PRICE AVAILABLE MODEL FEATURES (Set Of 3) IN STOCK MODEL FEATURES (Set of 8) IN STOCK CROOKSHANK Head offset to place striking $90-$105 Men's & CROOKSHANK Angled shaft extends to sole $188 Men's & ROYAL face in line with shaft promot- (approx.) Ladies' STAINLESS of club placing weight behind Ladies' rt. SCOTTISH ing later hit with square club- rt. & Ift. STEEL "sweet spot." only, face. Shockproof GEODETIC grips, True Temper shafts. PUTTERS UTILITY CLUBS COUNTER- Semi-blade with offset head. $25 Men's rt. SAND WEDGE For shots from sand. All listed Men's & POISE each. are Ladies' rt. PITCHING For shots near green. $23.50 for all WEDGE * each. listed. JIGGER Chipping club. WOODS DUNLOP IRONS PRICE AVAILABLE PRICE AVAILALBLE MODEL FEATURES (Set of 3) IN STOCK MODEL FEATURES (Set of 8) IN STOCK MAXFLI Pear-shaped heads of premier $81 Men's rt. MAXFLI Compact, sharply angled heads, $160 Men's rt. persimmon; weight concentrated slightly curved sole is weighty behind face insert. at bottom. CLASSIC Round-shaped heads made from $56.25 Men's & CLASSIC Heads forged from high-grade $114 Men's & fine persimmon blocks. Ladies' rt. carbon steel alloy. Ladies's rt PAUL HAHN Screwless face inserts, moisture $56.25 Men's rt. PAUL HAHN Hard chrome-plated compact $114 Men's rt. sealed persimmon heads. heads of carbon steel. BOB CHARLES Heads made of hardwood bonded $81 Men's Ift. BOB CHARLES Heads of high-grade carbon $160 Men's Ift. -
Struggles Continue for Jordan Spieth What’S in the Bag: (71) at Wyndham: ‘I’M a Little Uncertain’ by WILL GRAY Wyndham Championship GREENSBORO, N.C
OUR 1640 TH ISSUE Vol. 32, No. 28 R O C H E S T E R Monday, August 17, 2020 Thomas Assured $2 ‘Out of the Blue’: Jim Herman Shocks Million Bonus as Tour Field (and Himself) With Wyndham Win Heads to Postseason BY WILL GRAY GREENSBORO, N.C. — While everyone was busy burying Brooks Koepka a week ago at the PGA Championship, Jim Herman became a footnote. Koepka’s disastrous 74 at TPC Harding Park not only cost him a shot at a three-peat, but it beat only one person during the final round. That lone individual, the guy at the very bottom of the totem pole at the first major of the year, was Herman, who shot a 75. (Getty Images) It was indicative of what’s amounted to a disastrous season Tournament of Champions — tumbling to the bottom of the Justin Thomas hits from the bunker on the 16th hole during the third for a veteran who is used to lean and that came against a 34-man standings at Harding Park. And round of the PGA Championship golf tournament at TPC Harding Park stretches. Herman’s best finish field. He had missed three of he was well aware that his name Saturday, Aug. 8, in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel) all year was a T-27 at the Sentry four cuts since the restart before Out of the Blue — PAGE 7 BY DOUG FERGUSON the 60s at Harding Park, tied for SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Jus- 37th and lost the No. 1 ranking tin Thomas shot only one round in Bonus — PAGE 3 Motocaddy Electric Carts: The New British Invasion The Balance of PGA BY JOHN BARBA In the world of electric carts, Champion Collin Morikawa there are many contestants with fine products as we saw in last week’s MyGolfSpy Electric Cart Buyer’s Guide.