How Far Does a 10 Handicap Golfer Carry the Golf Ball - GI Irons go a LONG WAY

[@sbutler66]

How do you not have more subs? Love the data driven, fair comparison approaches across the channel. Very relatable content, on a bit of a binge mission

[@TKGolfYT]

Thank you mate 😊 great comment to read that one! We’ll get there 💪🏻 think I just need to do more more often! 😊 thanks again! Glad you’re enjoying it!

[@AlSanders]

I really enjoyed watching your swing. Amazing distances

[@TKGolfYT]

Thank you 😊 much appreciated!

[@duvie2954]

Super cool video. I enjoyed it. I wish I had that set up at my house. Great job!

[@TKGolfYT]

Thank you 😊 it has been really fun to have! And useful of course 😊

[@HaroldHermes-w6g]

I'm off 3 and I hit my driver 250 yards max. Worry about dispersion and short game, that's what matters.

[@TKGolfYT]

Of course yes 😊 but it’s also important to know your stock yardages 💪🏻

[@michaell171]

Are you using your average carry distance with each club or your best shot?

[@TKGolfYT]

I’m using the average 😊 I hit more that 3 as well, just didn’t want the video to be too long 😂 I hit 10-15 per club and wedges, irons and head covers on different days 😊

[@lkae4]

"Best shot" would be a pull or slightly thin shot, not a good idea.

[@thetone79]

I pay off 2 and you hit it a lot further than me. Your handicap will tumble hitting nice shots like that

[@TKGolfYT]

I appreciate that, thank you 😊 they are very strong lofted irons to be honest 😂 and also… my tee shots at the moment will probably make my handicap go up 😂

[@kathglow]

for me its from the car to the first tee.

[@TKGolfYT]

😂😂 do you not carry from green to the next tee as well? 🤔

[@trickydicky274]

A totally fruitless exercise. Hitting a ball indoors, in no way represents what you do on the course, where you have different weather conditions, or different lies!!

[@jasonce123]

Couldn't disagree more. My game inside 125y or so is night and day since being able to practice on a simulator. It's pretty easy to get some numbers (with your own balls, at any distance) and then adjust for conditions. We do that normally anyways. Is it going to help with greenside chips out of the rough? No, but partial shots its pretty darn good. Just have to keep in mind that balls off turf will spin more than off mats.

[@TKGolfYT]

I agree with MrJavelins to be honest 🤷🏼‍♂️ once you know your distances in benign or perfect conditions, you can then learn to adjust them outside 😊 everything you said does effect the distance the ball travels, but you learn to know how much it is effected by these conditions. In order to do that, you need to know how far the ball travels under perfect conditions 😊

[@trickydicky274]

@@TKGolfYT how many times have you got a distance to the green or the hole, and thought no way is it that distance. Then you might have to play an uphill or downhill shot. I don't know about nowadays, where people are carrying what seems like 5 or 6 wedges, but back in the day, people used to manufacture shots with different clubs. Nowadays people just seem to hit flat out. That's NOT how golf was meant to be played. I'd love to see you play a shot into a headwind, then watch it soar on the wind. By the way, your distances only work when you hit it perfectly, and even pros don't do that. Unless your iron byron!!!

[@trickydicky274]

@@jasonce123 your comment is a load of drivel. You've clearly not been playing long or don't understand the concept of playing different shots with the same club. Watch P. Alliss with pros playing against each other, with just one club!!!!

[@jasonce123]

@@trickydicky274 you're so aggressive. I'll hit anything from 9i-LW inside 60y and yes, I dial those in inside during our cold winters. It's pretty good practice to know a 3/4 50° goes 100y in optimal conditions, 1/2 50° goes 80y, etc. and then adjust for conditions and lie from there. Let others play their own game and you keep playing like it's 1975.