Reply to "Exit Velocity for 340 feet off the tee?"

MidAtlanticDad10,000+ posts

2020dad posted:
If you are super interested in all this stuff I would suggest looking into Dr. Alan Nathan and his baseball physics website.

As a matter of fact...

http://baseball.physics.illino...-calculator-new.html

Sooooooo many variables, but here are some simplified examples at 50 degrees F (since JR appears to be in MD).
- LA of 25, EV = 94.1 mph
- LA of 30, EV = 92.9 mph

4/13/188:52 AM

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