Mm.

What I think is quite important also in terms of driver fitting is that, I've done thousands through the years, is that the strike location on the club head, so if you're a little bit off center, which most people are always off center, the modern drivers tend to be a little bit more forgiving in terms of a driver from maybe five, six, seven years ago, is you lose hardly any ball speed with off center.

With, you know, not, not hits big time on the toe or in the heel, but you're sort of a centimeter off the middle of the face.

The loss of ball speed is really very negligible.

And so I think that's, that's a, one of the best developments in, in modern-day drivers.

It's, it's the same thing with irons as well, but I remember about a month ago, we have a Challenge Tour player who's a member at the club, and he's trying out some, some new shafts.

He's, he's, he's contracted to Srixon, so we're using Srixon's Z-Star ball, so the top quality premium balls, and I think he hit probably 60 or 70 drivers, and he did not hit one exactly in the middle of the face.

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