Driver — 2026-06-20

Toptracer Range | 80°F, Wind right-to-left 5 mph

Avg Carry

200 yd

Avg Total

225 yd

Ball Speed

140 mph

Lateral Disp

7.9%

Cluster Disp

23.1%

Consistency

55%

Shots

Overhead Dispersion

Flight Path — Average Flight

Carry: 200 yd

Total: 225 yd

Ball Speed: 140 mph

Launch: 8°

Height: 18 yd

Landing: 29°

All Shots

#	Carry	Total	Speed	Launch	Height	Landing	Hang	Curve	Offline
1	199	226	141	7°	15	26°	5.1s	R 25	R 6
2	199	216	135	10°	21	32°	5.6s	R 8	L 12
3	197	216	132	12°	21	31°	5.4s	R 17	R 2
4	145	209	140	4°	4	10°	3s	L 3	L 35
5	207	229	146	6°	17	29°	5.4s	R 26	R 12
6	202	219	143	7°	19	32°	5.6s	R 31	R 13
7	205	218	143	8°	24	39°	6s	R 25	R 17
8	201	215	135	12°	24	35°	5.8s	R 25	R 15
9	200	242	143	6°	12	20°	4.6s	R 10	L 21
10	211	236	139	10°	20	30°	5.5s	R 0	L 17
11	231	254	145	10°	26	33°	6.1s	L 1	L 15

Insights

Fatigue Trend

First 5 avg speed138.8 mph

Last 6 avg speed141.3 mph

First 5 avg carry189.4 yd

Last 6 avg carry208.3 yd

Speed delta: +2.5 mph | Carry delta: +18.9 yd

Best 6 vs All 11

Best 6

All 11

Avg Carry

209.5 yd

199.7 yd

Avg Total

228.5 yd

225.5 yd

Ball Speed

141.8 mph

140.2 mph

Avg Offline

14.8 yd

15 yd

Your best 6 shots show what your swing produces with clean contact — use these as your true yardage numbers.

Strike Quality (split at 140.2 mph)

Clean (6)

Off (5)

Avg Speed

143.5 mph

136.2 mph

Avg Carry

207.3 yd

190.6 yd

Carry Std Dev

10.9 yd

23.3 yd

Avg |Offline|

14 yd

16.2 yd

Offline Std Dev

14.6 yd

17 yd

Stopping Power + Launch

Carry vs Total Gap

Avg rollout25.7 yd

Rollout std dev14.3 yd

Avg landing angle28.8°

Landing at 28.8° — shallower than ideal (45°+). Ball may roll out more on firm greens.

Launch Angle Consistency

Avg launch8.4°

Std dev2.5°

Range4° — 12°

Recap

Driver: 200 carry, 225 total, 140 mph -- the new setup kept the speed

11 drivers averaged 200 carry, 225 total, 140 mph ball speed, 8 degree launch. That's right in line with where the driver was on May 11 (topped 142 mph then), so moving off the extreme-upright posture into the natural setup did not cost you any clubhead speed at the longest club -- the main thing you'd worry about with a setup change. Peak was shot 11: 231 carry, 254 total on 145 mph.

Direction was balanced (5 left, 6 right, avg R3)

Unlike the hybrid, the driver offline was genuinely two-way -- 6 right, 5 left, averaging just 3 yards right of center. The big curve numbers (R25-R31 on shots 1, 5, 6, 7, 8) didn't translate into big offline misses because the start line was right of those targets, so the curve brought them back. That's a workable left-to-right ball flight. The driver is the straightest-finishing club of the day after the short irons.

Shot 4 was the only blow-up: 145 carry, 4 degree launch, L35

Shot 4 came off the heel/low -- 4 degree launch, 4 yards of height, a 10 degree landing angle and L35 offline. That's a smothered pull, the one genuinely bad swing in the set. It's what drags the carry range to 86 yards; throw it out and the other ten drivers carried 197-231, a much tighter and more representative band.

Launch is a touch low -- a tee/ball-position tweak could add carry

Average launch was 8 degrees with several drivers at 6-7 (shots 1, 5, 9). At 140 mph ball speed you'd carry more with launch in the 11-13 range. Shot 11 (10 degree launch, 231 carry) and shot 2 (10 degrees) hint at it. Once the new setup settles, teeing it a touch higher / ball slightly forward could convert some of this speed into carry. Not urgent -- the speed is the hard part and you have it.