Ball Speed: Ideal Range: 150-170 mph for professionals, 130-150 mph for advanced players. Importance: Represents the initial speed of the golf ball off the clubface. Clubhead Speed: Ideal Range: 110-125 mph for professionals, 90-105 mph for advanced players. Importance: Measures the speed of the clubhead just before impact. Smash Factor: Ideal Range: 1.48-1.52. Importance: Represents the efficiency of energy transfer from the clubhead to the ball. Higher values indicate better efficiency. Launch Angle: Ideal Range: 10-15 degrees for drivers, 12-18 degrees for irons. Importance: The angle at which the ball leaves the clubface, affecting distance and trajectory. Spin Rate: Ideal Range: 2,000-2,500 rpm for drivers, 5,000-7,000 rpm for irons. Importance: The amount of backspin on the ball, influencing its stability and distance. Carry Distance: Ideal Range: Varies based on club and player type. Importance: The distance the ball travels through the air before landing. Total Distance: Ideal Range: Varies based on club and player type. Importance: The total distance the ball travels, including both carry and roll. Height/Descent Angle: Ideal Range: Varies based on player preference and conditions. Importance: Determines the trajectory and descent of the ball. Aim/Direction: Ideal Range: Straight for the target. Importance: Represents the accuracy of the shot. Deviation/Dispersion: Ideal Range: Minimal dispersion for consistent shots. Importance: Measures how closely shots cluster together, indicating consistency.
