Ian TXG driver fitting

[RickyBobby_PR]

Some interesting information in this one 

1) no talk of torque 

2) 13:42ish mark “shafts don’t spin, they can influence dynamics”

3) most of the talk was around weight (mostly overall weight) and feel along with start line and to an extent dispersion and the mention of flex

4) outside of the tensei 1k white in 50X all the shafts were in the 60g family

 

[PMookie]

People should pay attention to when he talks about the dynamics of the shaft and how it can affect where the ball is struck on the face, and how consistently. He was out on the toe, then when he moves to a couple shafts with stiffer tips he gets toward the center of the face. So good, especially when he uses a number of low/low shafts and they react differently. Shafts are not just plug-and-play from head-to-head!

[RickyBobby_PR]

17 minutes ago, PMookie said:

People should pay attention to when he talks about the dynamics of the shaft and how it can affect where the ball is struck on the face, and how consistently. He was out on the toe, then when he moves to a couple shafts with stiffer tips he gets toward the center of the face. So good, especially when he uses a number of low/low shafts and they react differently. Shafts are not just plug-and-play from head-to-head!

Exactly. The number of small nuggets in 22 mins are amazing.

Talking about impacts on dynamic loft and what works for him. The control he wants to have in start line and movement of the ball from there

[HeathS16]

I always love the TXG vids, seems like I learn something every time. 

[RickyBobby_PR]

A few screen grabs of comparison between the two shafts and a screen grab of the club data from 1 shot of each.

Noticed are deviation with the TR is better carry and total are the same even with some differences in speed, launch and spin.

The club data is interesting is his face angle only changed .1° while his path with the TR was less from the inside. Also a couple degree change in loft and launch with roughly the same aoa.