For the test group, Titleist Pro V1 flew just marginally faster and further with the 6 iron.Again, very similar launch conditions between the two golf balls.The table above shows 6 iron Trackman data for the Kirkland and Titleist golf balls.Although the Kirkland ball flew lower, the average distance difference is about a quarter of a yard shorter.It is interesting to note that the Kirkland Signature also flew three feet lower on average.On average, the Kirkland Signature golf ball spun just over 200 rpm faster than the Pro-V1.The Titleist Pro V1 only launched marginally faster and further.Launch data for both balls were extremely similar.Testing was done at Kiskiack Golf Clubwith supervision from Ed Teer Golf Academy.Ball Data was recorded using Trackman 4 golf radar.Remaining outliers are identified using Median Absolute Deviation (both distance and offline), and dropped prior to the averages being calculated.Any gross mishits coming to rest more than 50 yards from center line were eliminated and not included in the shot counts.
Each tester hit 10-12 shots with each club (rotating between clubs).6 golfers with handicaps ranging from 0-15 and driver swing speeds between 90 and 110 mph participated in this test.
Testers all used the same Mizuno MP-T10 56* sand wedge, Taylormade PSI Forged 6-iron, and Taylormade M1 460 Driver (10.5* Stiff). Testing was done using Kirkland Signature Tour Performanceand Titleist Pro V1golf balls. Titleist Pro V1 is currently #1 Selling Ball at retail. bench testing showed the 2015 Titleist Pro V1 was closest to the Kirkland based on compression and cover hardness. (Disabling motion blur also falls in this category.At MyGolfSpy, we do data-based product testing and research. The bigger problem is that console games are typically locked to a certain FOV, meaning if it’s making you sick you can’t change it. Consoles, being played on a screen farther away, are usually around 60 degrees. Personally I run all my PC games at an FOV around 100 degrees. Get motion-sick? Gaming on the PC allows you to change your field of view, or FOV, potentially mitigating that issue. Maybe you’ve heard of Dota 2 and League of Legends? Team Fortress 2? Path of Exile? Evolve? You can spend hundreds (or thousands) of hours playing some of the PC’s best games and never spend another cent. Often a dirty word, the fact is that some of the world’s biggest (and most-loved) games are free. Consoles? Even on sale, most many AAA games seem to bottom out around $30 for years on end.Īnd then there’s free-to-play. Great indie games often go for under $10 or even $5 on sale if you’re patient. It’s not unusual to see pre-orders for big games go for 10 or even 20 percent off on Steam, and by six months post-release many big games will fall to $15 or $20 during a sale.
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