siguiendo en mi aprendizaje de la teoría de este deporte, en cuanto a configuración de material se refiere, estoy valorando:
1. Montar la misma varilla en el 52, que en el resto de hierros del 3 al pw, o sea la TT DG Lite S300, y la TT DG a secas S300 en el 56 y en el 60
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2. Poner estas varillas (DG spinner) a mis wedges de 52 y 56 grados, y dejar la S300 en el 60.
Por lo que he podido ver, las spinner son varillas que ofrecen un "golpeo" más suave, una trayectoria más baja y mayor spin.
“We specifically designed the DG Spinner shaft to lower ball launch and increase ball spin during full- and low-impact swing conditions,” says Greg Cavill, True Temper’s director of metals R&D and engineering. “To do this, we created a unique section located beneath the grip that effectively decreases launch angles by as much as three degrees and simultaneously increases the ball’s spin rate by as much as 700+ rpm. This creates a wedge shot with a more penetrating ball flight for distance control and increased spin for greater stopping power on the green.”
También he leído que su comportamiento es bueno en golpes 1/2 o 3/4 de swing, pero si le das a full no tanto...
La otra duda que tengo es que hay dos modelos, wedge y la wegde +, y no consigo encontrar las diferencias entre una y otra, salvo el peso y poco más....
Y un comentario curioso por lo menos...
If the PGA is trying to curb the reliance on technology, specifically to reduce spin on less that full shots to make short-siding yourself more costly to improve driving accuracy this seems live an ass-backwards way of going about it, why dont they put restrictions on the drivers themselves, if you cant hit the fairway on the first shot on a long 4 or 5 you still have a short iron into the green when you drive 300+ yds And in the case of someone like Bubba Watson he drives an avg 315yds he is 113th in driving accuracy (fairways hit) at 58% and out of the top 5 in distance he is 3% better than the next best on that list and a staggering 12% better than the worst so one of the longest hitters finds the fairway less than half of the time off the tee, I do better than that! Most accurate players hit the fairway 75% of the time. So why cut the legs out of the guys who dont hit the ball 300yds and are a little wayward with a 180yd 4 iron when its ok for the bombers to hit a PW from the rough and find the green? I know this is way after the fact but I dont get it. if your trying to promote driving accuracy shange the drivers not the short irons
La web de trutemper no funciona o no veo como entrar a las especificaciones de cada varilla...
http://www.truetemper.com/golf/
Alguien las conoce? Las ha jugadop? Probado? etc... diferencias entre flex wedge y wedge+?
