11BC2:
I'd be curious to see what peoples opinions are on the Volvik 51s??
I posted a few vids and results* from the V51s using the N 85s and top Cleves.
I would like to try them again, maybe sometime in the future.
Good stick, nice meter...maybe a little slow paced at times compared to what I was used to in the past.
"..And later today, shot my best 9 round score of 23 on BO Par 3, natch, using the 51s..."
http://www.wgt.com/forums/p/277668/2229262.aspx#2229262
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http://www.wgt.com/forums/p/277668/2220755.aspx#2220755
andyson:
WGTicon: Also, when you choke on a club, and hit bs, all these elements introduce a higher chance to have a deviation.
Which tells us not all shots deviate. And it does not mean a higher deviation circle. Or mean a huge deviation may happen.
That would be my understanding of Icon's statement as written. Perhaps Icon could clarify?
I guess a few things could be considered like that the listed max distance of a club may be rated at neutral spin, more so than FTS or FBS.
General observations: A bigger factor is that moving the spin dot down for back spin could cause the ball to stay in the wind longer, and unless it's a no-wind situation, the ball will be affected by a variable wind speed longer than a ball w/ no spin.
The distance the ball strays from the aiming pointer will be greater with FBS. That may be taken into consideration when calculating but-
The unknown factor of the wind (e.g. is it 18 or any speed up to 23MPH, or gusting on and off?) will add indistinctness to the calculation, more so when compared to no spin.
Some iron mapping suggestions I've read naturally contain the idea to map the equipment using no spin in addition to FBS, FTS etc. etc. which makes sense, but one might also consider the point about the effect of the wind as stated above.