Custom-Fitting Manual - Taylor Made Golf
Custom-Fitting Manual - Taylor Made Golf
Custom-Fitting Manual - Taylor Made Golf
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DYNAMIC<br />
If ball fl ight is too high:<br />
> Try a lower loft<br />
> Try a clubhead with a higher CG<br />
> Reconfi gure the Movable Weight Technology (MWT) cartridges so that more weight is in the front<br />
If ball fl ight is too high and spin-rate is too low:<br />
> Check if impact location is too high, if so lower tee height<br />
If ball fl ight is too low and spin-rate is too low:<br />
> Try a higher loft<br />
> Try a clubhead with a lower CG<br />
> Reconfi gure the MWT cartridges so that more weight is in the back<br />
If ball fl ight is too low and spin-rate is too high:<br />
> Check if impact location is too low, if so increase tee height<br />
If ball fl ight is too far left:<br />
> Reconfi gure the MWT cartridges so that more weight is on the toe<br />
If ball fl ight is too far right:<br />
> Reconfi gure the MWT cartridges so that more weight is on the heel<br />
Choosing the Proper Loft and CG Location<br />
DYNAMIC<br />
Launch angle is the angle at which the ball leaves the clubface. Launch angle is critical to maximizing<br />
distance, thus it’s vital that you fi t the player with a driver loft that delivers the optimal launch angle.<br />
What is optimum launch angle? It ranges between 12 and 15 degrees, depending on the player’s clubhead<br />
speed.<br />
Besides launch angle, spin-rate is also a crucial variable that must be managed.<br />
Players that generate high initial ball speed need to combine a higher launch angle with a lower spin-rate,<br />
while players that produce lower initial ball speeds need to combine a higher launch angle with a higher<br />
spin-rate, which keeps the ball in the air longer to promote greater carry and distance.<br />
In general, players with slower swing speeds or higher swing speeds will maximize their distance with a<br />
higher launch angle.<br />
Guidelines for choosing driver loft based on swing speed:<br />
• 60 to 70 mph = 12-14 degrees loft<br />
• 70 to 80 mph = 11-13 degrees loft<br />
• 80 to 90 mph = 10-12 degrees loft<br />
• 90 to 100 mph = 9-11 degrees loft<br />
• 100 mph + = 8-10 degrees loft<br />
Remember, the above fi gures should be used as a starting point and won’t apply to every player.<br />
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