Slimjim001:
Yup, tested it and your right. I did know that it was a good thing to try to match the ball and club meter speeds for a more consistent meter.
While I've read that before (i.e., matching club meter speed and ball meter speed), I've never read where anyone has given a rationale for why they believe that to be true.
I can understand matching meter speeds across clubs. Even so, I don't think it makes that much of a difference if there's some mismatch. For example, while my driver is 4.5, my irons are 4.0 and my wedges are 3.5. I've never seen any issues with that mix. But, then again, I don't play competitively.
In my opinion, to achieve consistency, I think it's more important to pick one ball and stick with it. At least, I believe that's the best approach for most players.
The best players, however, can most likely play whatever ball they want and play well. Indeed, I'd guess some of them (to some extent) probably choose the ball they play based on the course they're playing at the moment.