GOLFERS COULD GO LONGER AND PROS MIGHT GET SHORTER

Hack It Out Golf

Hack it Out Golf - Mark Crossfield, Lou Stagner, Greg Chalmers

Education, Sports, Golf

4.8 • 709 Ratings

🗓️ 28 March 2022

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Talking about the new distance debate and the highlighted points of interest for the RandA and USGA. everyday golfers might get longer and Pros might get shorter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:33.3	Welcome back to the Haggerout Golf Podcast.
0:35.8	Mark Crossrod here with you,
0:43.7	Lou Stagner and Greg Chalmers, and we're going to talk about the areas of interest and research of topics on hitting distance in golf. The USGA and RNA have released an update
0:50.3	very recently. I think it was was 17th of March around then.
1:00.0	Just highlighting some interesting areas of research in relationship to the distance the golf ball is going.
1:05.3	Lou and Greg, this is always a fun topic, isn't it?
1:09.2	A distancing golf.
1:15.6	We're still researching and we're still interested.
1:17.8	So just some ideas. There was a really, there was, um, uh, they released the statement of potential areas of change
1:24.2	to testing methods for golf balls.
1:26.6	So they were looking at evaluating the effects, increasing the clubbeds to be used to
1:31.1	determine and conformance to the overall distance standard to at least 125 miles an hour.
1:37.3	So they're going to change the testing standards.
1:39.8	They also talked about as well providing maybe opportunities for innovation for shorter hitters.
1:48.1	So one part of their potential area of interest when it comes to golf ball, which was in their
1:53.1	statement, was one that they're going to change the criteria of their testing.
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