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I've just been watching some simulator videos with TGC and am confused by the shot analysis TGC is showing.
For example the shot at https://youtu.be/Bc_EJl4KhQg?t=2353 - hooked up to a GC2.
This shot was a slice in the game view. The overhead trajectory view below shows a slice. The spin arrow on the ball shows a slice. Even the swing video of ksman looks like a slice.
But the overhead clubhead path diagram shows 6° in-out path with the clubface 6° closed to this path. That's not a slice - that's a hook starting very slightly to the right (around 1°, a slight push hook). All right handers know to swing in-to-out for a draw, tennis players know in-to-out to hit a shot down the right tramline and draw it back in.
The shot analysis screen also says "Face relative to path" is 0.00°", yet the overhead clubhead path clearly shows the clubface is not 0° to it but 6° closed to it. Face relative to target line is 0.00°.
What's going on?
For example the shot at https://youtu.be/Bc_EJl4KhQg?t=2353 - hooked up to a GC2.
This shot was a slice in the game view. The overhead trajectory view below shows a slice. The spin arrow on the ball shows a slice. Even the swing video of ksman looks like a slice.
But the overhead clubhead path diagram shows 6° in-out path with the clubface 6° closed to this path. That's not a slice - that's a hook starting very slightly to the right (around 1°, a slight push hook). All right handers know to swing in-to-out for a draw, tennis players know in-to-out to hit a shot down the right tramline and draw it back in.
The shot analysis screen also says "Face relative to path" is 0.00°", yet the overhead clubhead path clearly shows the clubface is not 0° to it but 6° closed to it. Face relative to target line is 0.00°.
What's going on?
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