hell. She said "you have got to be the biggest goofball ever"!
And ya know? She was right. The only thing waxing those golf balls did was to
make them nice and shiny.
TFlan
> Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2010 16:36:57 -0400
> From: kelliso...@rogers.com
> To: ShopTalk@mail.msen.com
>
Every test I know of has shown that, for a full swing (ball compresses considerably on the clubface) with clean, dry contact (e.g.- no grass between the ball and the clubface), the surface treatment has almost no effect on spin. This result extended to tests that included polished faces with no gro
Dave Tutelman wrote at 03:39 AM 3/24/2010 wrote
>I only use my driver off a tee, and I suspect you do, too. So all the
criteria above are met. Should be no discernable effect on ball
flight due to spin.
Bruce:
That was my suspicion too, and why I went ahead and polished the face. I
suspected I m
At 03:39 AM 3/24/2010, Bruce Tunnicliffe wrote:
I also don't touch the face on the irons, but I have started to
polish the face of my driver.
I was a bit worried at first, but I haven't found any discernable
change in ball flight, so the polished (versus brushed) face doesn't
seem to cause prob
