Look over the ball to find the 8 pairs that need to be reoriented, then choose a pair to start with. Rotate the right side 180 degrees (½ turn) each time, upward if you have (“/”) and downward if you have (“\”). References to “sides” or “thirds” (left, right, up, down, center) of the Gear Ball are based on you holding the ball with a single face pointed towards you.

For example, a heel strike will result in the club twisting closed and the ball will spin from left to right, opposed to this a toe strike is when the club will twist open and the ball will spin from right to left. You can pay securely during Checkout process using your payment card via our secured payments system. The goal here is to have 2 corners (separated only by 1 side piece) of a face both be a single color (for example, red), and the 2 adjacent corners of an adjacent face both be another single color (for example, yellow). If wikiHow has helped you, please consider a small contribution to support us in helping more readers like you.

By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. If you like using soft lures, and want a jig head that won't damage your lure bodies, then these jig heads are one of the best options out there. Likewise, according to the yellow-blue-purple example, the blue face will be pointed upward and the yellow face will be on the opposite side of the ball. On the other hand, when striking it out of the toe, your ball flight will generally turn right to left quite vigorously, you also might see that your ball runs out quite far on the fairway.

I hope this blog has been useful and interesting but more importantly it will help you understand what gear effect is and how it can affect your golf shots. This is due to the spin rate being lower than normal because the impact was of the toe of the golf club. Now that you’ve established 2 starting corners, (for example, the 2 red corners that are next to 2 yellow corners), look for the 2 other “favorite color” (red, for example) corners on the Gear Ball. Each of the Gear Ball’s 6 faces has 13 colored components: 4 plus sign shaped corners; 4 side pieces that are each half of a gear ring; 4 interior pieces that look like block letter “C”s; and 1 square center.

You can get an idea of your strike by using face tape (feel free to come find me if you’re at NFGC I can get you some), even using foot spray will give you a clearer insight of where you are striking the ball. jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":728,"bigHeight":546,"licensing":"