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Smash Factor
The degree to which club speed is converted to ball speed is called Smash Factor (also referred to as Transfer Efficiency). Generally, on well struck shots using a driver, the ball speed will exceed...
Ball Speed
Ball Speed is the speed at which the ball leaves the club face along its initial path. While club speed is important in producing ball speed, it is not considered a true “launch condition” because...
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