The secomd day using your spread sheet I began using calculator. Has already improved putting. Thanks so much Looking forward to watching more of your videos

Bollocks to that. .. I just + or - the elevation with the distance then I divide that by . 1.0 (standard) 1.1 (fast) 1.2 (very fast) 1.3 (tournament) 1.4 (champ) . then divide by the putter number and that gives me the meter percentage. Easy and simple.

Thxs so much Young46, you heard my prayers.

Thanks so much. You will be glad to know that this works great for the metric system as well.

Thanks so much this has helped my game loads.

thanks, this is good. will you be doing an updated video on calculating the break of a putt?

I've been using this for a few weeks, I paused your video each calculation so I could figure out what you were doing lol. The only problem is with seriously long putts where it's L50 H2ft(24) I have to take a bit off. But good stuff. How do you work out rough distances do you just map them out with each club or is there an easier way?

@Young46

5 жыл бұрын

I mapped the carry distance for each club

Thank you for the explanations

I am curious why “faster” green speeds result in a lower adjusted distance on uphill putts. For uphill putts a “faster” green should require a higher adjusted distance than a slower green because less friction results in more slipping. A putt that is on a level surface will travel further when there is less friction, but a +1% slope will require more force on a faster green relative to a slower one to cover the same distance. I think these calculations get the downhill right, but fail to account for the coefficient of rolling friction’s impact on uphill putts when adjusted for green speed. Gravity is always pulling an uphill putt back downhill, however the friction of the green is holding it from rolling back. The faster the green, the greater the back pull effect.

Cool! My 1 Putt Percentage will definitely improve.

@Young46

Жыл бұрын

I hope so!

WOW top stuff Young46, Never used excel before but just followed step by step what you did and now i have my own Calculator Woop Woop!

Thank you

For me this is frustrating on pc KZread your go to link has me having to sign up & join drop box with my credit card details & won't let me access the putting calculator unless I do...then on my android phone youtube I can directly access & download the putting link without having to sign up to anything...except once the putting app link is downloaded...it wont let me open the file at all. So after all is said & done...what a complete waste of my ******* time

Hi Jason whwn you start your calculation you start with 7.9 where does this figure come from. I ger everything else but cant work the starter figure out

@Young46

4 жыл бұрын

Based on standard green speed

@gordonsteen5266

4 жыл бұрын

Jason thank you for answering my query. Just played 9 and every putt ended up close to the hole or in it. Brilliant its going to make such a difference, thank you again

@hanifparacha

4 жыл бұрын

@@Young46 green speed was 13 so how did you come up with 7.9? whats the magic number for 9, 10, 11 and 12 green speed?

@hanifparacha

4 жыл бұрын

while you are at it please explain why you add 2 at the end?

@sammey1919

4 жыл бұрын

@@hanifparacha probably so it's not just drop dead weight. A missed putt goes by about that length. Help putts hold line better.

What about the break?

Why did you start with 7.9? Seems to come out of nowhere.

@museicluvva8529

3 жыл бұрын

7.9 is the accepted standard that all other speeds are calculated by. green 7.9 has multiplication value of 1

Green speed 13 is 0.69 not 0.79 Jason 9 division 13=0.6923...

Doesn't work for long putts. Say L=40, h=5, GS =13; your formula gives 145. No way. My formula gives 31.4, which includes a 1.5 extra strength past the hole.

@Young46

5 жыл бұрын

My formula gives 31.4 ... (.61 X 40) = 24.4 + 5 (Elevation) = 29.4 + 2 = 31.4

@briansmith9873

4 жыл бұрын

HI Paul - I think your formula is incorrect - I get 31.31