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Introducing: The Ball Guide.
“Wait, which model spins more? The X?”
I can’t keep them all straight, and neither can you.
10 brands.
Sort by spin, feel, or price.
Click cards for every published attribute.
Link in first comment:
.@ClubJunkiePod at the top, TBH
A common objective you’ll hear inside golf equipment OEMs:
Winning (or buying) the “Pyramid of Influence.”
Who influences your club choices?
Here’s a bookmarkable guide to current fairway lineups. Tap then hold for 4k.
My way of saying I pushed a big website update! Fairways are now sorted by brand, year, & performance.
Check out the site for specs, older models, & more. 🫡
Your club search starts here:
thegolfengineer.com/gear/fai…
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First vid coming soon! 👀
You can subscribe here:
youtube.com/@engineeringolf
Public golf equipment company #2:
Most are surprised to learn how thin the margins are in golf equipment.
Clubs are expensive, but making good ones is too.
Golf ethics debate:
You find tee markers that are blatantly misaligned.
Do you pick one up and fix it?
(📷 @patrickjkoenig)
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I really like knowing that Michael Kim sees The Golf Engineer tweets. Two of the very best golf follows.
These 14 players didn’t miss from inside 3ft this year. That’s 9,195 makes.
When I play with them, it’s good.
With anyone else? 🤷♂️
I made the shot count graphic to bolster one of my most passionate takes:
You have more approaches from closer. Why does your gapping suggest the opposite?
Respectfully, every dimple is where I draw the line. 😄
Replying to @engineeringolf
Can you break down the function of each dimple and how it impacts performance?



























