Originally posted by Brutaly
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Yes, things like your mat and setup and indoor swing can certainly play a slight role. But the bottom line is that almost everyone is a bit (unpleasantly) surprised to see their actual numbers when they first buy a launch monitor. Heck, just look at how many "my distances are short" threads are on this website. Or sit by the 18th green on a Saturday and watch how many approach shots come up short vs. ones that get pin-high or longer.
The good news is, your numbers are perfectly normal. Remember the USGA study from a couple years ago where they found that the average male golfer only drives it like 215? This Trackman blog has some good data too and shows that the typical 15 handicap carries it about 204 with a driver with a 132 ball speed and a club head speed in the low 90's (almost your exact numbers). https://blog.trackmangolf.com/perfor...-male-amateur/
And the really good news is that if you take your launch monitor numbers to the golf course and trust them, your handicap will likely come down because you'll find yourself pin high much more often.

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