How to Control Your Trajectory

It's especially important when you face trees or wind that require you to hit a higher or lower shot than normal. There are a number of small adjustments you can make that will help you control your trajectory.

By Quite The ChapMarch 25, 2019October 18, 2020

A key element to lowering your scores is learning to create different ballflight trajectories on command.

It’s especially important when you face trees or wind that require you to hit a higher or lower shot than normal. There are a number of small adjustments you can make that will help you control your trajectory.

And the easiest way to really know if your adjustments are working is to measure your APEX. Which is why we love the Swing Caddie 300 Portable Launch Monitor. Their newest – the SC300 – has an APEX measurement feature so you will know exactly how high your ball flies with each club and consequent adjustment.

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Quite The Chap

Colby Johannson has been a lover of golf ever since his departure from diapers. He took his talents to Arizona to play college golf but his dream of pursing an acting career pulled him to the West Coast. After a successful decade in front of and behind the camera, Colby's love and talent of golf has remained a constant and is what lead to the creation of Quite The Chap.