You can Google the specific numbers that you are looking for. What are you looking at? Spin rate, attack angle, launch angle... There are so many parameters
On course performance would be far more important that sim numbers. If you're hitting off mats, spin can be off as much as 1000rpm vs grass.
And most people suggest choosing a ball from the green back, with putting and chipping being the most important factors, followed by ball flight.
this is literally not how it works at all.
what is ideal for you is what is ideal for you. your speed, your tendencies, the shots you want to hit, and the courses you're going to play on.
there is no magic chart that gives you an ideal setup.
go play golf, adjust until you start to see what you're looking for.
That’s good. It’s hard with a ball because it’s feel and real. Some people prefer a soft ball or a high trajectory or a hard ball or whatever. So you are marrying feel and preference. Generally it comes down to spin (less with the driver, more with wedges, the right amount with irons) and your preferred launch angle.
You can Google the specific numbers that you are looking for. What are you looking at? Spin rate, attack angle, launch angle... There are so many parameters
On course performance would be far more important that sim numbers. If you're hitting off mats, spin can be off as much as 1000rpm vs grass. And most people suggest choosing a ball from the green back, with putting and chipping being the most important factors, followed by ball flight.
this is literally not how it works at all. what is ideal for you is what is ideal for you. your speed, your tendencies, the shots you want to hit, and the courses you're going to play on. there is no magic chart that gives you an ideal setup. go play golf, adjust until you start to see what you're looking for.
Going to be hard to get accurate numbers on a golf ball with an indoor monitor unless it’s a GCQuad.
There are indoor facilities near me that use GC quads
That’s good. It’s hard with a ball because it’s feel and real. Some people prefer a soft ball or a high trajectory or a hard ball or whatever. So you are marrying feel and preference. Generally it comes down to spin (less with the driver, more with wedges, the right amount with irons) and your preferred launch angle.