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The good news is that you don’t need to find the sweet spot with every golf swing. With so much amazing technology even shots off the heel or toe end up pretty straight. If you miss it high or low, they still have plenty of ball speed to help your golf game. Hitting a pure golf iron or wood directly in the middle of the club face is as rewarding as draining a long putt for birdie that had no business going in. As an amateur golfer there’s nothing more rewarding than hitting it in the middle of the face… as they used to say, “Hit it on the screws.”

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Something that very few golfers realise is that the sweet spot of a golf club is not a fixed point, it moves depending on the precise impact dynamics of each strike. The sweet spot of a golf club is the spot on the face of the club that produces the most efficient transfer of energy from the clubhead to the ball. When a golf ball is hit on the sweet spot of a club, it travels farther, straighter, and with more accuracy. Golfers strive to hit the sweet spot of their clubs consistently, but it can be difficult to do so without the aid of technology. This is where the golf ball sweet spot finder comes in. What is a Golf Ball Sweet Spot Finder? One dot or dimple marked would not provide you enough information to line up the equator of the ball with your intended line. With larger headed clubs, such as drivers, fairways woods and hybrids, manufacturers are able to make the whole club face slightly rounded outwards, slightly “domed”.

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When you strike the ball away from the sweet spot, then the energy transferred to the ball will be reduced, and some of the available energy will be diverted towards changing the spin characteristics of the golf ball – you will lose distance. So, are balls out of round? Perhaps a bit heavier in one spot than the others but I would not say that the reason you slice the ball 50 yards is not because a lopsided ball. Also, you probably do not miss many putts because the ball is lopsided. I have actually started putting a lot better with out the distraction of thinking about the line on my ball. It is, however, possible to reduce the amount of energy lost due to an imperfect strike, which is what manufacturers are really talking about when they describe “larger” sweet spots. Moment of Inertia Manufacturers use various technologies to change the “springiness” (the coefficient of restitution, COR) of the club face at varying points away from the “sweet spot” centre.You set the dot that was on the top of the ball when in the machine pointed towards you and line up the line on the ball towards the target and hit the ball. One great way to see where on the club face you are striking the ball, as you practise, is to spray the face with Scholl foot powder, or the equivalent. When you strike the ball, it will leave a clear mark in the powder coating the club face.