spongebob59
Journeyman Pro
Is there a way to calculate how much bounch you lose moving a 50* to 48* ?
Bounce calculation
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I believe it is a simple subtraction. You'd lose 2 degrees of bounce, likewise gain 2 degrees if going in the opposite direction.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
That's correct.
I think you'll also reduce any offset by a small amount.
It could alter the way the bounce and grind work but it should be easy enough to bend it back should things go haywire...
I think you'll also reduce any offset by a small amount.
It could alter the way the bounce and grind work but it should be easy enough to bend it back should things go haywire...
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
I depends on how much you have in the first place
I have a number of 52 wedges they range from -1 to +12
However assuming you mean bending a club you would hardly notice the difference in play between a 48 and a 50 and that assumes you mean the same make a type of club.
I have a number of 52 wedges they range from -1 to +12
However assuming you mean bending a club you would hardly notice the difference in play between a 48 and a 50 and that assumes you mean the same make a type of club.
