Think you know how far you hit your clubs? Your best shot might be lying to you. 👀
A lot of golfers remember that one perfect shot and start treating it as their normal distance. But there’s a big difference between your best shot, your average carry distance, and your total distance—and knowing the right numbers can completely change the way you manage the golf course.
In this video, I’m using the Nvisage NEO-E Launch Monitor with my David Golf 23° hybrid to find my true numbers. We’ll break down:
• Carry distance vs. total distance
• Why your “180-yard club” may get you end up in trouble
• How carry distance affects clearing bunkers and water hazards
• Why your average is more useful than your best shot
• How I use Murlie to review my session and track my data over time
• How to build your own carry and total distance chart for every club in your bag
My results with the 4-hybrid?
Average Carry: 162.5 yardsAverage Total: 181.6 yards
Exactly why knowing both numbers matters.
One great shot doesn’t define your club. Your average does.
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🎥 Filmed at Sand Canyon Country Club