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Six categories, one tape, no descent chart
Pick the club that is lying about how it stops. We mark hop and walk on that category first. A full prairie walk through the bag exists if the sheet says the whole set is crawling.
DriverThe hop off a firm tee-to-fairway bounce, then the walk on wheat-stubble lies.
Fairway woodSkip on crust versus a wood that buries its first kiss.
HybridPrairie wind after land turns a useful skip into a runaway crawl.
IronsThe 7 that sat in May and walked through the collar in July.
WedgesA hop that should die. If it walks, loft and groove are on trial.
PutterWe refuse a hop-walk number. Pace is a different instrument.
What we will not sell you
A steeper drop as a first lever
Other rooms live in the air: hang time, arrival slope, peak. Those numbers matter to someone. They are not the numbers this tape keeps. A ball can arrive “steep” on a chart and still hop twice on Fargo municipal crust in heat. Another ball can arrive slack and die because the first hop had no legs.
We will mention loft, spin, and face if they moved the hop. We will not pretend a descent printout is a walk sheet. If you need that printout, this is the wrong Broadway door.