The Logbook
Notes from our impact bay — plain-English explanations of the numbers that actually decide which way your ball curves.
Face-to-Path Ratio Explained
The single number behind almost every curved shot, and why reading it separately from spin axis changes how you fix a miss.
Read article →The Nine Ball Flight Window
How the classic nine ball flights collapse into three simple face-versus-path relationships once you stop guessing and start measuring.
Read article →Hook Versus Pull: The Real Difference
Two misses that both start left get confused constantly — here's the one number that tells them apart in seconds.
Read article →Why Face Angle Outweighs Path at Impact
Ball-flight laws changed how fitters think about curvature. Here's why the face still does most of the work in deciding your starting line.
Read article →Reading Your Own Miss Pattern
What your last twenty tee shots can tell you about your face-to-path tendency before you ever book a session.
Read article →Closed Face, Open Path Explained
The counterintuitive combination that produces a straight pull — and why fixing it usually starts with the club, not the swing.
Read article →Put This Data to Work
Reading about face-to-path concepts is a start — seeing your own number on the impact bay is where it actually clicks.