Understand / The Lab
Move something.
See what changes.
Use a Lab when the picture is easier than another paragraph. Learn one relationship, then take the question to your own shots.
Already get it? Skip to Practice →01 / Ball Flight Lab
Why does it start left and finish right?
Separate where the ball starts from how it curves. Change one thing and watch the flight respond.
Pin a shot. Change spin or launch, then compare carry and total distance.
02 / Wedge Bounce Lab
What happens to bounce when I lean the shaft?
Look at the leading edge, working sole and trailing relief. Then see how delivery changes the way the club meets the ground.
Choose a sole shape. Change shaft lean first, then reset and compare attack angles.
03 / Spin & Descent Lab
Plenty of spin. So why did it keep rolling?
The landing is part of the shot. Explore launch, spin and descent together.
Change one flight setting. Compare the landing angle before drawing a conclusion from spin alone.
04 / Green Reading & Hole Capture Lab
Right line. Wrong speed. Still a miss.
Explore green speed, slope and pace. See how the ball reaches the cup and whether it has a chance to fall.
Keep the slope fixed. Change pace and start line to compare the routes into the hole.
The point of the Lab
See it here.
Test it with a club.
If the model helps the idea click, you are done with the model. Go to Practice and see whether the same relationship shows up in your own shots.
ABOUT THE MODELS
These visuals illustrate relationships. They do not measure your swing or predict an exact shot. Each tool explains its own assumptions and limits.