Wind speed and direction no accurate
So here I am this afternoon, playing the "New Jersey Challenge" at Liberty National as a Level 27 PGA Tour Pro.
I'm on the par-3 14th. The wind is blowing into [my face and slightly to the left at...
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You referring to the random shot dispersion? Yeah that has to go.
I don't like the way the game will sometimes change club when you change shot-type and vice versa, as well as shot type changes resetting shot-shaping. There have been occasions that I've realised after hitting the ball that something like this has happened and so given a rather different outcome to what I'd planned and I slightly wonder if this may have happened here...
Laying up on a par 3 like this seems an unusual decision though. Using shot-shaping to bring the ball in from left to right is probably the best way to get close from your tee shot going by your description I think.
Longer irons cut through the wind a lot better as they don’t gain as much trajectory therefore not impacted as much through wind. I have been caught out by this a few times.
You then have elevation to contend with aswell, pace of the greens, up slope or downslope
@Ultrasonic_77 wrote:I don't like the way the game with sometimes change club when you change shot-type and vice versa, as well as shot type changes resetting shot-shaping. There have been occasions that I've realised after hitting the ball that something like this has happened and so given a rather different outcome to what I'd planned and I slightly wonder if this may have happened here...
Laying up on a par 3 like this seems an unusual decision though. Using shot-shaping to bring the ball in from left to right is probably the best way to get close from your tee shot going by your description I think.
I agree this is a big problem. The shot type should not change when you change a club, and vice versa.
