JoeKuz. I do think you needed to add a little distance to your shot here. If I were trying to land this about 147 (10 yards short of the flag) I would add at least 10 yards to that to account for the elevation change of 27 up. I would then subtract about 9 to account for the tailwind. That would leave me hitting it about 147 + 10 - 9 = 148, not the 136 that you did. As for the wind not taking it left much...my clubs don't have that Aeroefficiency skill on them so I can't comment on how that might affect it. But the ball did go a bit left of target for sure.
Here’s one that is opposite...yes I hit it a bit far but was guarding against coming up short with shot having 10’ elevation and 7.2mph headwind. But if it had done what it was supposed to I should been no further than 10yd. So last thing I thought would happen was when I hit it at 77.1yds for it to LAND at 78yds! Again how does it gain distance in this situation??? I would love to know how this can happen. The elevation should decrease the distance, the headwind should decrease distance so how does it increase....https://www.icloud.com/photos/#0Oazwuf2RhgKD9X3hE3U0Nk2w
Doesn’t fit in to the 60-100yd class but is a great display of the problem that this game has! What is missing from this shot...? Hmmm...just from where the ball ends up in relation to aim I would say the wind was completely left out of the shot. Not only did the shot not get the additional distance from wind it did not receive any push to the left it should have. Video
Completely agree Sour...With wedge in hand I never know if there is going to be elevation or wind effect it is just a complete guess. Have sent in tickets myself where a shot with a wedge to a uphill elevation and some headwind actually gained yardage! Then turn around for instance today with a iron level elevation 6mph headwind and shot lands 13yds short?? Just would like some consistency. But seems like every course has different set of wind/elevation calculations IMO...
SourKrause
Shots from 60-100 yard DO NOT behave as they should. They appear to ignore elevation and wind unless it's extremely severe. There are times where a shot up hill and into the wind land exactly where I target. Below is a clip of me on Oak Hill white tees (where it shows the ball flight line) where I am on very level ground with a slight wind right to left. You can see that up to 60 yards it says my ball will land short. From 60-100 yards it says my ball will land long? How is that possible? I'm technically aiming further and further up hill, even though it's very slight.
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I have also heard from many others that they notice this is well and it's costing them shots. I've also heard from others that have created support tickets on this. I myself submitted a support ticket and was told it's "behaving as expected" which cannot possibly be true.
This is NOT realistic in a game that claims to be as such.
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