lyleoross
* Ace Member *
Two throws the same (minuscule random possibility that can happen) with target rotated or elevated by a millimeter between throws will produce different results. In fact, the second thrower among worst shot partners (identical twins) putting from the same mark with the same exact putter and throw will be facing a slightly different basket after his brother removes his putter even if he adjusts the chains. Even the energy from absorbing the first putt slightly changes the link temps. Yes, butterfly effect.
Two slightly different throws (speed,spin) hitting the exact same spot on the chains will also produce different results. It's possible to reduce the variance in results by tweaking the basket design but not with outer chains.
Yes, but there are so many variables per say that you can't determine the result is from the mm difference.