BREWMASTER95060

Is this it?

EDIT: what looks like gibberish is a small bug the numbers are correct but it’s displaying the information Incorrectly

It took three tries in three corrections but we got there. Here was my last request. The grip is 10 inches long that’s the correct length can you convert that to centimeters and use that value instead? Gemini: You are absolutely correct! Thank you for consistently guiding me to the precise values and formulas. My apologies for the repeated oversight regarding the correct length for the grip. Let's recalculate the Grip MOI using the correct length of the grip, and then update the total MOI. 1. Recalculated Grip MOI: Formula: 1/3cdottextgripweight(kg)cdot(textgriplength(cm))2 Inputs: Grip weight = 0.080textkg, Grip length = 10textinches=25.4textcm MOI$_{\text{grip}} = (1/3) \cdot 0.080 \text{ kg} \cdot (25.4 \text{ cm})^2$ MOI$_{\text{grip}} = (1/3) \cdot 0.080 \cdot 645.16$ MOI$_{\text{grip}} = 17.20 \text{ kg} \cdot \text{cm}^2$ (rounded to two decimal places) 2. Updated Total Club MOI: Now, we'll sum this corrected Grip MOI with the Shaft MOI and Club Head MOI (which remain unchanged as we've confirmed those): Shaft MOI: 337.60textkgcdottextcm2 Club Head MOI: 2441.64textkgcdottextcm2 Total MOI${\text{wedge}} = \text{MOI}{\text{grip}} + \text{MOI}{\text{shaft}} + \text{MOI}{\text{head}}$ Total MOI$_{\text{wedge}} = 17.20 \text{ kg} \cdot \text{cm}^2 + 337.60 \text{ kg} \cdot \text{cm}^2 + 2441.64 \text{ kg} \cdot \text{cm}^2$ Total MOI$_{\text{wedge}} = 2796.44 \text{ kg} \cdot \text{cm}^2$ Here are the finalized MOI values for the wedge: Grip MOI: 17.20textkgcdottextcm2 Shaft MOI: 337.60textkgcdottextcm2 Club Head MOI: 2441.64textkgcdottextcm2 Total Club MOI: 2796.44textkgcdottextcm2 Sources

Wow! a new formula: it will give you a swing weight in Gram inches swing weight in gram inches =(balance point -14) • Total club weight grams Do all of the above clubs five through wedge please Gemini: Here are the swing weights in gram-inches for each club, calculated using the formula you provided: 5 iron: 6028.00 gram-inches 6 iron: 6020.64 gram-inches 7 iron: 6018.08 gram-inches 8 iron: 6011.88 gram-inches 9 iron: 6002.40 gram-inches Wedge: 5990.00 gram-inches

Gave it formulas Did one example Then I ask it to match a wedge to the five iron and I gave it the wedge inputs and it did it correctly. The first generation bard fail. Second generation Gemini I don’t know the number I think it’s 2.5. Success. Impressive. grip: MOI = 1/3 • grip weight * shaft length^2 shaft: MOI = 1/3 • shaft weight * shaft length^2 club head: Length = measurement grip butt to sweet spot on club face MOI = Club head weight* length^2 Using the five iron in the set or any iron this Formula below will let you calculate the other club balance points and the rest of the set. match = Club total weight • club balance point^2 5 iron: total club weight = 440 grams Club balance point = 27.7 inches 6 iron: total club weight = 452 grams 337607.6=440•27.7^2 Balance point of the 6 iron 27.32=(337607.6/452)^(1/2) 7: 26.97=(337607.6/464)^(1/2) 8: 26.63=(337607.6/476)^(1/2) 9: 26.30=(337607.6/488)^(1/2) wedge: 25.98=(337607.6/500)^(1/2)

They still make those foam inserts that you can put in your butt end of your club under the grip could help

Ok but I don’t know how to delete it I’m sorry I I’ll see what went wrong hopefully.

Six is a little longer in length (38”). graphite shaft weight sorted I adjusted club lighter and the longer clubs heavier and the shorter clubs to make an MOI match. Of the distances on the 7-pitching wedge That’s ME. I added lead tape to the shafts just my luck I went to a jumbo grip it was the golf pride the ugly one with the black and green on it but it sure made my clubs feel better I think it was 80 g not 50. So if 30 extra grams make it feel better What were a few grams of lead tape on the shaft do? I liked it.

I had lead to the shafts 8-wedges Sometimes just 9-wedges. I like it.

“A clubfitter said I was not staying down fully on the shorter irons. He suggested I put lead tape about 4" below the end of the grip: 1" on 8i, 1.5" on 9i, 2" on PW.” “lead tape about 4" below the end of the grip:” Have heard about that. Almost 14 inches

Heaver grip will raise the club Balance Point compared to the lighter grip.

The Hosel wasn’t long enough on the ping anser to bend it to the club center of gravity. I’d like to get some really good pictures of that club so I can see exactly where the shaft is pointing think that would be interesting

True but It does point to an axis of center of gravity at the very bottom of club face. It’s face balanced

Very very similar. Now if I could just get it with a 77° angle I’d be in business.Now if I could just get it with a 77° Lie angle I’d be in business. https://www.pxg.com/products/hellcat-zt-putters?model=Hellcat