Smash Factor (Putting)
- Definition
- The ratio between the measured Ball Speed and Club Speed.
- Smash Factor relates to the amount of energy transferred from the club head to the golf ball.
- The Use of Smash Factor
- Smash Factor indicates the player’s ability to create Ball Speed from Club Speed.
- Multiple factors play a role in the energy transfer, such as impact location, Dynamic Loft, weight of the putter compared to the ball and more.
- Monitoring smash factor in putting provides insights into the effectiveness of the putting stroke and helps achieve a more consistent stroke, leading to predictable outcomes.