sjw
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I was also under the impression that a driver could not create a smash factor > 1.5.
Might be worth doing so at a different range with Trackman to see if it’s a collaboration issue with their trackman systems.So what I am getting out of what people have written is that there is a good chance that the trackman for whatever reason was not picking up the clubhead correctly, so giving incorrect readings. This post was out of curiosity because I did not think that you could go over 1.5 efficiency with a legal clubhead.
I also thought that the distances were a bit high for my clubhead speed by a good 10+ yards if you go off typical expected distances.
When I go to collect it I am going to go hit some more balls with it and see what sort of readings I am getting
Might be worth doing so at a different range with Trackman to see if it’s a collaboration issue with their trackman systems.
Also worth asking was this with range balls? Trackman has a setting which accounts for range balls and gives a plays like answer to show what you might get based on a normal /premium ball.
Also same for weather conditions, trackman has a normalisation thing to show what you might get without wind/temp/elevation
All of those things are calculations which may account for the extra distance
Going off topic for a second. I am coming over for the US Open at Pinehurst next year, I will be staying at Cary, just outside Raleigh. Would be good to meet up for a knock .....of course this would be an open invitation to any and all forumers
I was using ProV1 and I did take a look at the settings and it was set to what would be a normal day here in North Carolina. But I am going to check it again on Friday when I get my haircut at my barber shop. Yes I did say try it out in the barber shop. It is a golfers barber shop and he has a full Trackman system in the shop, so will be interesting to see what his says.
A golfers barber shop with a built in sim...
America is some place man!
As several people have stated correctly, it is not possible to exceed a smash of 1.5, in fact I think it is more likely to be 1.49 max due to the allowance of loft on the clubface. Exceeding this number would suggest a slight misreading of the measuring device being used. Anything around 1.45 is a very good figure for a handicap golfer to aim for.
Don't worry. As soon as you've paid for it and the magic dust has fallen off, the space time continuum will be back to normal.I agree 100%, anything over above 1.45 is a really good smash factor. So you obviously understand my confusion with what I was seeing
What a great idea.Going off topic for a second. I am coming over for the US Open at Pinehurst next year, I will be staying at Cary, just outside Raleigh. Would be good to meet up for a knock .....of course this would be an open invitation to any and all forumers