Observed arrival · 2026-09-09
Bounce Arc, the Grand Junction station for tracing a ball’s “exit radius”
A South Fourth station presents bounce-arc transits that measure how a wedge’s curve survives local clay, wind, dew, and repeated play.
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Field notes
The site describes a physical inspection process using smoked glass rather than relying on the bounce integer printed on a club or box. Its example card records a 58° sole, a 2.1 mm exit radius, and poor clay hold after Tiara Rado mornings. Local conditions are treated as measurement variables: Lincoln Park clay can straighten the exit, monument wind can dry it, and Highline Canal dew can temporarily disguise a dead curve.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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