Shot Setup

[Jimbo]

Does anybody use the "Setup" feature in the "Club Box"? Twenty twenty years later...

[pmgolf]

Really? Does anybody not use the "Setup" feature in the "Club Box"? Have you ever played Links or do you just professionally nit-pick? There may be some who use hot keys, but I would guess that more players use the "setup" feature. I only use it when I drive, hit fairway woods, hit irons, chip, pitch, punch, flop, fade and draw. Never for putting though.

Pete

[Jimbo]

I'm not talking about the normal "Straight", "Fade" or "Draw". I mean the overrides-the system will perform the usual club face and ball positions but there is a facility to do a manual override to the standard settings. That was what I meant.

[Stephen Sullivan]

I use it all the time when playing powerstroke. In fact, by default all my clubs are set at the flop position, and I adjust for distance required.

[TexAgs]

I don't know if my answer will address your exact concern, but when needed to hit big fades or draws, I select the fade or draw feature and then increase the upper and lower sliders to get the bigger fades or draws. I always select the standard draw/fade then adjust from there. I would say it is not common, but a tool I can use when needed. Same with the ball slider going higher or lower to add or subtract distance - it is sometimes a more exact way to control distance opposed to under or over snapping the top snap mark.

[GoBucks]

Does anybody use the "Setup" feature in the "Club Box"? Twenty twenty years later...

I use it quite a bit. I access it by right-clicking on the swing gauge.

[Jimbo]

I was looking at the part of the setup that allows you to actually move your feet. That came as a bit of a surprise...if not "overkill", but there's no such thing as "too much of a good thing".
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