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Re: Link to New Green Speeds List

• Dubfore 4,350 Posts

  Tue, Jul 15 2014 10:33 AM

  Does anyone have a link to a list of the new green speeds with the stimpmeter?

  Thanks in advance.

• alosso 21,092 Posts

  Tue, Jul 15 2014 10:48 AM

  In average, "TM" tourney greens are 11,
  Legend tourney greens are 12,
  Championship greens are 13.

  For others, count down by one, approximately.

  What else do you want to know?

   

  BTW: in my meter tables, differences between the lower speeds are 10%, between the three above only 5%. Maybe those stimps do not follow the physics?

• Dubfore 4,350 Posts

  Tue, Jul 15 2014 11:03 AM

  Hello Alosso,

  I'd be interested in a copy of your meter tables.  

  Cheers.

• alosso 21,092 Posts

  Tue, Jul 15 2014 11:09 AM

  Look here:

  Printable putter scales

  I transponded mine to a local spreadsheet.

  BTW: The second tournament speed is missing there (135 %), straight between "(TM) tourney" (130%) and "championship" (140% of standard scaling).

• JFidanza 1,676 Posts

  Tue, Jul 15 2014 11:42 AM

  alosso:

  In average, "TM" tourney greens are 11,
  Legend tourney greens are 12,

   

  Just a quick one, not a big matter, but do you know..

  If I (master tier) create a CC Tourney w/ 'tourney' green speed then:

  A TM plays the game the number is = ??

  A Legend plays the game the number is = ??

  etc.

  I'm just curious.

• alosso 21,092 Posts

  Tue, Jul 15 2014 11:53 AM

  I don't know - this ambivalence opens choices for the program.

  I'd think that ev1 plays the same green speeds, now visible by the stimp number.

• courteneyfish 15,796 Posts

  Tue, Jul 15 2014 12:11 PM

  The set speeds haven't changed.

• Dubfore 4,350 Posts

  Tue, Jul 15 2014 12:35 PM

  Pardon my ignorance, but I'm not sure if I understand the table, I've never seen one before. I want to post this in my club forum, but there's no point if I can't explain it to the inevitable questioners.

  10 -20 - 50 - 100 - 150  << Are they the distance increments on your putter?

  The percentages, are they for the power meter?

  With some quick rough mental maths, could adjustments be made for other putters?

• alosso 21,092 Posts

  Tue, Jul 15 2014 1:15 PM

  You are right. The top line is the putter scales.

  The %% vertical indicate the meter movement (see putter pal), the table values are the ball movements on flat surfaces.

  And, since the putters work linear, it's well adaptable to other putters.