How to Mitigate Bad Shots During Golf Testing

There's a lot I think you know a big part of it is. Is the overall contact with the ball so the grooves themselves which play a big role in at least in wet and rough conditions. The surface finish so I'm kind of crone plating the the milling pattern they will go together in basically giving you a Friction of contact in a bunch of different conditions. Group regulations are complicated enough that every time you change one variable you have to change another one to stay within the rules. You can kind of work out what you can improve if you're careful with the stats.