It is often difficult to convince them that perhaps they should be hitting a shorter driver for better overall, distance averages. Sometimes, we have to mark balls and drag them out to the target zones to convince them that their perceptions of reality are clouded by emotions. While it has produced some beauties, its mistake patterns have been so dismally weak that the overall disadvantages of using this driver have been readily apparent to all. It is not that the VFT can t hit long drives, because it can. The trajectory that results from solid hits starts flat and climbs moderately with good penetration.
Ample roll is created.
It is the kind of trajectory that looks good and generates very fine yardages on certain types of fairways those geared to maximize roll advantage. The problem is that the VFT has very poor, overall averages. It does not produce good hits at a rate commensurate to other long-hitting drivers. We have had many other drivers beat the VFT in both average yardage and best-hit yardage. Many drivers have come through GCR that have been worse than the Hawk Eye VFT, but we have never had one that has produced such a wide disparity of results for so many testers.