Adjusting Sweet Spot

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  • Archv6625
    Member
    • Aug 2014
    • 55

    #1

    Adjusting Sweet Spot

    I'm having trouble with the sweet spot adjustments (among a couple other things - see other threads). I can't see any effect of changing the SS indicator in the settings file. I'm testing with my driver, and whether I'm at -5, 0, or 5 a center hit reads between -6 and -8mm. An extreme (intentional) toe hit read as +1mm. Suggestions? I've turned off gear effect for now to try to help with that.

  • Hoosierdaddy
    Advanced Member
    • Aug 2014
    • 315

    #2
    Not sure if you're doing this but you have to save and close the interface each time you adjust. Then reopen.

    Save and close each page on the way out.
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    • Archv6625
      Member
      • Aug 2014
      • 55

      #3
      Yep, I tried that after not seeing changes the first time. Do you happen to know which way to change the number to move the sweet spot in a given direction?

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      • Hoosierdaddy
        Advanced Member
        • Aug 2014
        • 315

        #4
        Sorry. I don't remember if -1 moves more towards the hosel or the toe. I do know that each driver used will read differently. The shape is the factor. The drivers with all the aerodynamic features normally have more material toward the toe. Thus creating a shadow further from the sweet spot. So if you're planning to have others play on your sim you either need to find a happy medium or turn off the sweet spot. If you want to find out which way to move it, put on new tape on and make a couple swings mark the spots. Then move settings to -5 and take a couple more swings. See where the new marks are.
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