Irons have a strong draw on sim, but are relatively straight in real life

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  • kinitex@gmail.com
    Member
    • Aug 2014
    • 80

    #1

    Irons have a strong draw on sim, but are relatively straight in real life

    Where should I start looking first? My shot info almost always shows an in to out club path and closed face, even though I try to take extreme measures to correct the club face.
    Last edited by kinitex@gmail.com; 07-09-2016, 10:08 PM.
  • gene438
    Super Member
    • Jan 2016
    • 703

    #2
    I have the exact same issue

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    • mthunt
      Ultimate Member
      • Aug 2014
      • 4746

      #3
      I have the exact same issue. I'm 99% sure it's being in a square room and how the LM is aligned. I hit 9 irons for an hour outside yesterday dead straight then came inside. I set up my sim using the flat putting green and some rods. Low,and behold, no draw.
      My Courses:
      World Par 3's by mthunt
      Toronto GC (L) mthunt
      Burlington G&CC by mthunt
      Weston G&CC by mthunt
      London Hunt Club L mthunt
      Park CC Lidar mthunt
      Sunningdale GC Robinson L
      Sunningdale GC Thompson L
      Muirfield Village (liDAR) First Ever Lidar course
      Country Club of Castle Pines (liDAR)
      The Sanctuary GC ProTee L
      The National GC L mthunt
      Mississaugua GC L mthunt
      Shaughnessy G&CC L mthunt
      Markland Woods CC mthunt
      Hidden Lake Old L mthunt
      Magna GC L mthunt
      Barrie CC L mthunt
      mthunt Range

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      • kinitex@gmail.com
        Member
        • Aug 2014
        • 80

        #4
        I seemed to have fixed this rather easily by just setting all the 'Club_path_corrections' to 0.

        By default they range from -1 to -3, and it seems as if they act as multipliers, where -3 would multiply any swing calculation that would create a draw, by giving a draw 3x stronger than it should be. I would assume setting this to +3 would take any slice equivalent data and multiply it.

        Setting all club path corrections to zero may or may not be more forgiving, but it immediately appears to mirror my real life results the closest so I will stick with it.

        Last edited by kinitex@gmail.com; 07-10-2016, 07:21 AM.

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        • mthunt
          mthunt commented
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          Are you using a ProTee sim?
      • delta1274
        Member
        • Apr 2016
        • 86

        #5
        I have the same issue with ST, but I believe kinitex is referring to the Protee simulator. I've found some documentation on line discussing the corrections. Is there anything that can be done with ST to make the adjustments?

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        • kinitex@gmail.com
          Member
          • Aug 2014
          • 80

          #6
          Yes I am talking about Protee, I did post this in the Protee section after all

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          • Tonyd9366
            Advanced Member
            • Oct 2015
            • 322

            #7
            Is the club path corrections in protee's interface or the TGC settings. I too have the same problem of too much left especially with the woods. Sometimes I think it's my swing and then when in play real, golf the balls goes strait. Thanks guys.

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            • kinitex@gmail.com
              Member
              • Aug 2014
              • 80

              #8
              Originally posted by Tonyd9366 View Post
              Is the club path corrections in protee's interface or the TGC settings. I too have the same problem of too much left especially with the woods. Sometimes I think it's my swing and then when in play real, golf the balls goes strait. Thanks guys.
              I edited the settings in the interface by pressing ALT+E to bring up the config file. Scroll down a bit they are near the top. Setting them all to zero seems to have drastically improved the realism.

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              • Tonyd9366
                Advanced Member
                • Oct 2015
                • 322

                #9
                Ok thanks I will try that. Every club in my bag set to 0. Correct?? Appreciate the advise.

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                • Cklguy2013
                  Super Member
                  • Aug 2014
                  • 715

                  #10
                  Quick question for Protee,

                  With regards to path and clubface settings. Does a negative number result in a more inside out path, and a more closed clubface, and vice versa for positive numbers, resulting in a more out to in path and a more open club face? And what do the numbers relate to? Degrees, multiples?

                  So if for example if I had a path setting of 0 and I wanted more in to out, I would replace the 0 with a negative number? And let's say my face was set at 0 as well, and I wanted it more open, would I use a positive number?

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                  • aeroburner
                    Extreme Member
                    • May 2016
                    • 1015

                    #11
                    I had the same problem as you guys and mine is finally fixed after a lot of brain damage in the ALT E I was slicing like no other and I have a natural hook IRL but now I am playing exactly as I do on a real course.

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