062: Marty Jertson – Designing Clubs Used In Majors And Playing In Majors The Tournament Code podcast

In this episode, we are joined by Marty Jertson. Marty (@jertybird) is the VP of Fitting and Performance at PING. Marty played golf at the Colorado School of Mines and developed into a solid player, but decided to pursue a job as an engineer at PING. At PING he worked on PING’s aerodynamic Turbulators (Jertson is named on 125+ patents), and was lead designer on the Ping G410 Plus driver which included movable weight technology without affecting MOI, and counter-balanced shafts were an idea they created. Marty is also a great player, and has played in 6 major championships. Marty has also co-founded the Stack System and Ballnamic.

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(04:13) - how Marty leveled up his game

(08:38) - strategies for maximizing efficiency

(10:09) - fitness and productivity tips

(14:37) - aiming the putter properly

(16:39) - aim in golf putting

(20:51) - increasing driver moment of inertia

(24:48) - optimal launch conditions and distance

(26:36) - importance of driving the golf ball

(30:26) - importance of driving in majors

(34:19) - strategy and execution in golf

(37:35) - shaping irons for specific pins

(40:05) - the advantages of shaping the ball

(45:51) – JT’s ball curving abilities

(47:06) - wind and its importance

(52:32) - different golf balls and flyers

(53:09) - robotic moisture testing

(57:25) - gaining speed and distance

(01:00:42) - heavier vs. lighter driver weights

(01:04:21) - keep golf fun

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