160-162 ball speed, 280-295 yards

[CaddiesFault]

crazy right? i mean its not like i can fudge the numbers, just relaying what the device read. The GCQuad def likes contact high on the face, and has an issue with carry numbers on those shots.

 

Yes this is rick shiels burner account. take 2 weeks off then quit...

 

I'm going to take a guess that the gcquad used was at a retailer...

 

I own it

 

Ah, so you set it to EGO drive, huh?

 

???

[Dropthumb]

Some food for thought regarding simulators. There are all sorts of ways you can skew numbers using the software. There's a distance boost setting in Foresight, for example, and you can also choose a driving range or course that is at elevation.

 

Using Trackman indoors will give all sorts of skewed readings. There isn't enough room indoors for the radar to generate true numbers in regards to ball flight. It won't track the ball long enough.

[FrittlesJ]

On 2/18/2019 at 4:30 PM, Fireballer said:

 

I would think your 160 should keep you closer to 280 total than 270 total.

I average 160-165mph driver with spin rates anywhere from 2700-3200 and carry anywhere from 275-285 with a high draw. 

[KevCannon]

On 2/20/2019 at 5:24 PM, sdrthedj said:

 

What simulator? What does the simulator measure? Carry is the only thing that matters. To many variables in total yardage. Spin is high by any measure.

Yes to this. Focus on the CARRY distance, there are a handful of variables that will affect  how much roll out happens. As others have stated, what type of/quality of Launch Monitor is matters. More info/data points are necessary like: launch angle, height, descent angle, spin #’s, etc. and that’s just the ball data.