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The Sweet Spot Finder I have is the same as above and it is missing the "New" features but somehow I was able to get by. One dot or dimple marked would not provide you enough information to line up the equator of the ball with your intended line. Think of a figure skater doing a spin. When their arms are outstretched, they spin more slowly. They have distributed more of their weight outwards, and they are more “resistant” to spinning – they have increased their MOI.

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High on the face: When you hit a shot high on the face, you’ll hit it fat with irons or a pop-upwith drivers/woods. These are incredibly frustrating shots that don’t go anywhere and can damage your golf clubs. Mobile Apps: Mobile apps are digital sweet spot finders that use the camera on a smartphone or tablet to scan the face of the club and locate the sweet spot. The app usually displays a visual representation of the clubface and highlights the sweet spot.

The reason that this spot is “sweet” is that, when the CoG of the club head is moving directly towards the CoG of the golf ball at impact, this provides the optimal energy transfer from the club head to the ball.

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For example, if you hit it low on the face and off the toe, it’ll go lower and to the left. This is why it’s important to learn the ball flight laws of golfand understand the bottom point in the swing. How to Hit the Sweet Spot More Often Improved Swing: Using a sweet spot finder can help golfers identify any issues with their swing and make adjustments to improve their game. By analyzing their shots, golfers can determine if they need to adjust their stance, grip, or swing speed. Do they really work...I read in Pelz's putting book that most balls are not perfectly balanced and will wobble when you putt on a green. To make a long story short Pelz had a method (water, epson salt, spinning the ball in the water, etc.) of finding the heavy side of the ball and marking it with a pen to help you align youy putts. Plus, if you have a good short game, course management, and mental game, anything is possible. While it’s important to groove a consistent swing, don’t forget that scoring from inside 100 yards is what matters most. How big is the sweet spot on a golf club?

I think *most* of the time the effects are minimal at best, but it doesn't really hurt to have one. I don't use the line on the ball when I'm putting, so I just mark it with a dot. If you strike the ball with the sweet spot of the club, with a square club face and path, the ball will fly straight and true, and the ball will travel the maximum distance that your golf swing will allow. Similarly, when you are shaping the shot, playing a draw or a fade, by altering the club head path relative to the face angle, you will always get maximal distance and control by striking the ball with the sweet spot.

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When I first used it, I liked the confidence it gave me when using the equator line to line my ball up on the tee and my putting line on the greens. Yeah right, so that is the reason I have yet to get a hole-in-one. If it were not for the darned lopsided ball, I would never miss a putt. This may have been a big deal in the wound and Balata days but come on, are modern balls lopsided? With larger headed clubs, such as drivers, fairways woods and hybrids, manufacturers are able to make the whole club face slightly rounded outwards, slightly “domed”.So, are balls out of round? Perhaps a bit heavier in one spot than the others but I would not say that the reason you slice the ball 50 yards is not because a lopsided ball. Also, you probably do not miss many putts because the ball is lopsided. The other reason that better players don’t like “game improvement” clubs, especially irons, is that, in an effort to generate extra distance as well as forgiveness, these clubs tend to have “hot spots” on the club face. A good golfer needs to know that his 8-iron carries, for example, 164 yards with a good strike. If “forgiveness” technology means that it might carry somewhere between 140 and 180 yards, it’s useless. Compared to the old days of a heavy steel shaft in a golf iron and small persimmon woods, golf technology has changed the game! But as you know, golf still remains a challenge even for the best athletes in the world.