DeanoMK
Club Champion
My ribs are just about back to normal now, going to wait until after my Princes trip to get back on it, cannot wait.
What were you in November mate?Went to the range earlier, end of the session I was hitting driver and got some good readings, the last two I used premium balls and the jump in carry was very encouraging and alarming that the range balls are that different!
Around 95-98 max.What were you in November mate?
I've just read all of this, good reading
One question from me which I won't sugar-coat, are there now any cheaper options than the £150 - £200 speed sticks? Having said that, £369 for a PRGR and a set of sticks as a bundle is ok.
Thanks.I've been using the Relentless Golf stick (with interchangeable weights) since January which is £69.99 on Amazon. Their website has a dedicated program and videos. Can't recommend it highly enough and I'm pretty sure it does everything that the £200 sticks do. My results have been really good, consistently trending upwards.
The Rypstick is interchangeable too, I think I got it for £140 in a sale, definitely worth keeping an eye on their website.Thanks.
Definitely on the cards this spring, I like the idea of one club with changeable weights.
I bought my Superspeed set off eBay years ago now, got the sticks and the blue swing speed radar for £200 all in. Might be worth keeping an eye out on there. Was like new when they arrived, original packaging for everything.I've just read all of this, good reading
One question from me which I won't sugar-coat, are there now any cheaper options than the £150 - £200 speed sticks? Having said that, £369 for a PRGR and a set of sticks as a bundle is ok.
The cheaper - and possibly just as good - option, is just to swing your driver.I've just read all of this, good reading
One question from me which I won't sugar-coat, are there now any cheaper options than the £150 - £200 speed sticks? Having said that, £369 for a PRGR and a set of sticks as a bundle is ok.
Yes.The cheaper - and possibly just as good - option, is just to swing your driver.
The key is having the speed feedback, and trying to push the numbers so with the PRGR you have that.
3 months into Stack and making progress. But at the same rate as I was through 2023 when just using the driver.
You do need to be able to ignore ball outcome and swing out when doing your speed session, but if you can, I think actually swinging at a ball brings merit that a free stick does not. If you want to go for the underweight, an old driver you have around or £20 one, with unscrewable weights would do just as well. If you can remove 20g or 30g, that seems to be the sweet spot for that overspeed feeling. Am just one case, but a bunch of people in the industry saying similar : bebettergolf had a long drive guy suggesting just that, and heard a podcast a while back with Oliver Wilson saying it did it with his driver. 2-3 sessions a week, 30-40 swings/balls, probably does as good as anything.
Even at a young age, that's got to take a toll on her back surely? 106mph club speed is mental.Don't try this at home unless you have your surgeon on speed dial
I'd expect 150mph ball speed to get you around 250 yard carry and 160mph to get you around 270 on well struck shots.Did some speed training last week as part of our parents group lesson last week. Not sure on the club speed but my starting point with the driver was 150mph ball speed and got up to 160 going all out.
I wasn’t actually seeing that much distance gain though, I’m assuming due to attack angle and spin etc. Does anyone know what good carry/total distances should be for those speeds?
Got a feeling I need to work more on efficiently delivering the club rather than speed as such.
What are you using to measure your speed?More rain today again so another session on the driveway with wet tarmac. A bit slower today, maybe due to the wet conditions but speeds were G 122, B 120, R 114 then final green at 126. Just need to keep plugging away.
The same device I always have. Superspeed used to sell them a while ago before switching to selling the PRGR.What are you using to measure your speed?