[Martin Chuck’s One wedge]

After watching the instructional video and understanding its purpose, I decided to give the One Wedge a try. So far, I’ve played four rounds with it, and I must say, I’m loving the experience.

The video tutorials were helpful, and they definitely contributed to my success. With the One Wedge, I find chipping and pitching the ball to be much easier. The video introduced the clock system for gauging distances, and as I improve my skills, I expect an even better performance.

Notably, my bunker shots have been spot-on as well. The club features an alignment tic on the face, which helps me stay on target even when I’m a bit short or long. However, there was an initial issue with my full shots—the club seemed to slide under the ball, resulting in high face hits. Adjusting my stance slightly resolved this problem.

As someone who typically avoids gimmicky gadgets and non-conforming clubs, I was pleasantly surprised by the One Wedge. It maintains a standard design with full grooves on the face, an alignment mark, and a unique bounce. Overall, I’m impressed with its performance and look forward to using it more on the course

[Driver spin numbers]

I'm in agreement with most of the posting here.  What I concluded it that each individual has a swing that can be optimizes by considering swing speed, spin, launch angle and smash factor.  Fitters look at all this information and select heads, shafts and setup (driver settings) that provides the best results for you.

[Smart sensors like Arccos or golf pad tags -- what would you recommend?]

I have the Arccos and it work pretty well.  Out of the box, I didn’t like the fact that you had to keep your phone in your front pocket for it to identify your shots.

 I added the Arccos Caddie adapter for another $130 and it’s much better.  It’s a adapter that you connect to your phone via Bluetooth and clip onto your belt. The clip is in need of  a redesign as it’s too tight and will either break if you force it on your belt or it will fall off because you can not position it securely to your belt and you will lose it.  Another potential issue that you may have is attaching the sensor to your putter if you don’t have a standard putter grip. Think about grips like the Flat Cat or other grips that don’t have an opening on the top of the grip.

The Arccos app is great, it’s intuitive and easy to use.  The gps course mapping and course selection seems pretty comprehensive.  Great application for understanding your game and improving.

 

[#SpyStaffSlam: 2019 Open Championship]

Tier 5 : Chez Reavie

score : -5