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Right, welcome back to the Hackett Out Golf podcast with myself, Mark Crossrodloose Stagner.

And as always, Scott Fawcett, We're talking today testing how you can work out

maybe your variance of shot pattern. It'll bleed a little bit more into as well, I think, custom

fitting ideas, some really good useful information that you could maybe use with your coaches,

with your home nautch monitors, and maybe even when you go to your next fit, talking how many

shots, what kind of patterns you should be hitting these shots in to get the best test you go to your next fit, talking how many shots, what kind of patterns you

should be hitting these shots in to get the best test you can to make sure you're practicing

as well as you can and maybe getting the best equipment.

It should be a fun one.

So Lou, this is based on a question I think from Twitter.

Do you want to kick us off with the question that you've got?

Sure. Let me find it here.

This is from a combination question from Joshua Pamplin and Wheat Bix golfer.

And Joshua asks, how many shots per club would be decent enough to base your shot patterns on?

I have to pay per hour to use a simmer trackman, so never know a worthwhile sample size to aim for. And then Wheatbex

follows up with that and says, how many can you do in a row in that situation before you need to

take a timeout and swap clubs so you can get a realistic assessment of your pattern and

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