😂 I can't unhear it now.. David can move it!

@ yes he can brother

It wasn't done rolling! 😂

@ and the ball beside it? Good one

no shit sherlock

@jxshkxng then why are they bragging about it being better? You donut.

For a player like John who plays a draw, we are naturally going to see the RPM's float around the 2000 mark (he hit 4/6 in the 2000's with an average 1978 with a standard deviation of 87). Which for a player who plays a draw is not bad at all and realistically what we expect to see. Ideally we want to find him some more spin to live around 2100 on a draw but based on the catalog of numbers, he's in a good spot, especially with the launch angle close to 14*. I'd be more concerned with John's spin rates at the speed he swings if his launch angle was closer to 10* than 14*. It's easier to control lower spin rate shots if the launch and peak height is up. All in all, John is in a good zone where he can still control the right to left shot that he wants.

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the comment!

Eastside team crushes it. Glad you're enjoying it!

Agreed!

When the trouble is in front of you on the course, you want to make sure you have the confidence in the club to get after it a little more and swing freely to take the trouble out of play. With a proper fit, Tyler gave us a good example of being able to confidently go after it and see the results he wants while still being able to control his miss.

Tyler’s last driver was the Qi10 LS Driver

TaylorMade crushed it on the Qi35 line this year!

Thanks for the kind words! We're very thrilled to be able to support our community and loved that we could have Chuck be a part of it!

So fun watching these two play and compete against each other. Going to see these two at the top of the leaderboard a lot in 2025!

You have no idea what you are talking about. Neither of the adapters mentioned ( and I play a Callaway driver and have for many years) do what you say. That is why this adapter is such big news. I suggest you educate yourself on the subject before yammering in about things that you don't understand.

Thanks for your comments. This one is quite tricky. To be fair the Titleist and Callaway can de couple loft and lie. The Cobra FF33 system is the first fitting hosel that has a true center that can decouple loft and lie adjustability both up and down 2 degrees. Titleist can adjust loft up .75 and 1.5 degrees. But only goes down one setting at .75 degrees. Their lie angle can only go one setting flat at .75 degrees and upright to 1.5 degrees. With the adjustments, it manipulates true center and only 16 settings configurations. Callaway’s has only 8 settings. In loft they have std and can be adjusted up 1 & 2 degrees and down only 1 degree. In lie angle they can only go upright just over 2 degrees with the same loft settings. Std, up 1 & 2 degrees and deloft 1 degree. True center with hosel adjustments in the FF33 system is an important point here because when you adjust true center of a clubhead (like you would in the Titleist and Callaway sleeves) you are essentially changing the position of the center of gravity (CG), this directly impacts the ball flight by influencing launch angle and spin. Overall, the FF33 system from Cobra is very robust and definitely worth a test. Hope this helps!

Funny.... Didn't see Nelly there. Not everything revolves around Nelly. Watch out, Jeeno's coming in a big way.

This piece was filmed just following the 2024 Maybank Championship where Ronnie won at -23 and Jeeno finished runner up at -22. Nelly was not in the field for this event.

Can Korda repeat what she did last year?

Can Korda repeat what she did last year?

Only one way to find out!

They were amazing to work with. Talented, professional and genuine across the board!

Thanks for the feedback!

Let us know how you like them! They look so good!

Still crushing the ZX5 😮

The last adjustments that were made to specifically try to manipulate weight just a touch to find him some more forgiveness on off center strikes as well as play more into his personal preference. Woody likes to hit a draw so putting him more upright helps him fit the shot shape to what he likes to see. While the offline standard deviation on his first take was a bit tighter, his miss was more centralized to the right. For a player that likes to see the ball go left, the hosel adjustment to upright allowed Woody to swing confidently and see the ball move left as opposed to right. The lower standard deviation on spin rate in the final fit gave us the ability to adjust to his preference without significantly compromising distance or dispersion.

@@Worldwide_Golf Thanks!

they are meant to preform well who cares how they look

David typically gets shallow under and while that typically leads to a draw on an in to out path, he tends to exit more left which almost promotes a push cut. We will see this happen from time to time on longer clubs. Shorter clubs (even with exiting more left) on a +2 path with a -1 face angle, you will more often see a draw.

On the surface it's a lot but most fitting systems when you adjust up and down in loft either open or close the face. This system allows you to adjust without additional manipulations. Recommend giving it a try!

That would be an awesome addition to their line!

@@alvermeil5884 its cause that's was a glorified ad. At no point was there any real fitting to that video

i think LS with heavy weight in the back for more forgivness.

We ended up fitting Woody into the DS Adapt LS model with some slight adjustments to hosel and weight positioning. We covered this around the 7 minute mark. Hope this helps!

Thanks for reaching out! In fittings like this, the manufacturers will typically have their shaft options built out to standard length with specific grips to maintain their Swing Weight specifications. They will have some shorter/longer options as well but for fittings like this, they don't often get tested. Swing Weight adjustments outside of this we typically see when the fitter takes the player through some shorter/longer shaft options where we need to adjust head weight to bring the Swing Weight back to standard or up or down if the player has a particular preference. Nine times out of 10, most of the fittings like this that you see don't call for shaft length or head weight adjustments simply because the OEM specifications for Swing Weight meet the masses for the average golfer or it is not something that is in the consideration pool. From our experience, Swing Weight is often overlooked or not understood by the average golfer. It is something that is taken into much more consideration for golfers of higher caliber. In our fittings that we do, it is something that we take into consideration and have the necessary tools to adjust as needed with shaft length options and weight kits. Our Cool Clubs fittings take this concept to another level. And you are correct! Grip size can give you differences in Gram weight that should absolutely be a consideration for Swing Weight!

These will be no where near as forgiving as your sims. Your sims being game improvement irons will be the most forgiving TaylorMade makes.

You're not wrong. These two are CRUSHING it right now!

G400 LST was unbelievably good!

I just snagged the Red Bull p790s. Not sure if the shaft is correct for me. I was previously playing xstiff 120 steel.

Keep grinding! Those Ai 300's are going to be the difference maker!