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Welcome to the Hackett Out Golf Podcast. I have a problem, gentlemen. We've got Lou Stagner in the

house and Scott. How are you both? I've got a problem I want to share with you. How are you doing?

I can't wait to hear what this problem is. Very excited. I didn't sign that for problem solving.

So just a little intro before we get stuck in. We're going to be talking today about ball speeds and how full speeds are going up on PGA core, what that means.

And is it a problem? Is distance really a problem for everybody?

That's not a problem for you. I know that much.

Right, guys, my problem, I've got some stats which come from Lou.

He posted this a while ago, but I think it's interesting stats.

So in 2011, 10.1% of the players had a ball speed of 175 or more on the PGA tour.

And in 2019, that's now raised up to 20.6% have a bullspeed of 175 or more on the PJ tour.

So in that time period, it's more than doubled.

And at the moment, I can only see it going one way.

And it did made me think.

It made me, like, do we have a problem?

Is it a huge issue if everyone on tour is bombing ball speeds of 175?

If you can't get your tour card unless you have, you show your 1.7 by 5 ball speed on a radar,

I don't care what you shot.

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