So that you can record ball flight metrics. And your swing metrics. Now when using ball flight it's important to calibrate properly. This is huge for accuracy. And we highly recommend a tee.

Way to lower your ball flight is just to simply slow your swing. Down all right you don't have to change clubs you want to do anything different in your setup.

If you want a relatively inexpensive way to work on your swing and putting stroke, I found the Blast Motion Golf sensor to be useful. It won't ever provide the same level of data that a true launch monitor but it still gave me plenty of useful information to help me get a little bit better.

The hard stepping would produce a somewhat lower ball flight, and the club shafts would end up being a bit stiffer than they originally were.

Forward. And turn the eight time that i'm currently hitting. Into more like a seven iron it's to take the flight off it and hit the ball. Lower. Second as i said in high shots.

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Soft stepping can help the ball fly higher and it's great for slower players who prefer having a more flexible iron shaft. Just remember, both hard and soft stepping influence the club's length, and this is something you need to be wary of.

Soft stepping a set of irons The effect on each club would be that each clubs shaft would be slightly softer than they were originally were and produce a slightly higher ball flight.

And slower back and through shorter and slower. Here is what a 100-yard 5-iron might look like. Do this and it will improve your contact. And your rhythm and.

You'll see here close up now if you pick the club. Up you're more likely to deliver the club. Quite steep with a low dynamic. Loft.

The Blast Sensor captures swing metrics that measure pre-impact swing mechanics centered around the plane, connection, and rotation. The Blast Sensor captures impact metrics that measure pre-impact performance outcomes based on ball contact.