Tailor the calculator to your specific character stats and club sets.
If you are building your own calculator, structure your spreadsheet with these inputs:
In cells B2 through B6 , label and input your live game data: B2 : Target Distance B3 : Wind Speed B4 : Wind Angle (Degrees) B5 : Elevation B6 : Club Selection (e.g., 1W, 2W, 3W) Step 2: Build the Lookup Table
An Excel-based calculator allows you to input environmental data and receive the exact power and angle needed to sink the ball. Here is a comprehensive guide on how these tools work and how to build or use one effectively. Why Use Excel for Pangya?
| A | B | C | D | E | |-----------------------|----------------|---|-----------------------|---------| | Club Type | Wood | | Adjusted Distance | 210.0 y | | Club Name | 1W | | Wind Effect | +6.0 y | | Distance to Pin | 205 y | | Elevation Effect | +4.0 y | | Elevation | +5 y | | Backspin Reduction | -3.0 y | | Wind Speed | 5 m/s | | Net Required Distance | 212.0 y | | Wind Angle | 0° (tail) | | Power % | 92.2% | | Backspin % | 50% | | Horizontal shift | 0.0 px | | Character Bonus | +3 y | | Pangya bar aim | Center | | Rare Club Bonus | 0 y | | | | | Shot Type | Normal | | | | | Pin Condition | Flat | | | |
Divide your total horizontal deviation by your resolution factor (screen width scale) to output exactly how many clicks, grid lines, or caliper ticks you need to move your camera view.
Then a VLOOKUP found the closest club whose base carry ≥ adjusted needed carry.
: Dedicated sections for Tomahawk, Cobra, Spike, and Dunk shots.
If distance < 45y, show wedge/pitch formula:
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Most players start with basic "feel" or simple "paper" charts. However, Excel offers several advantages:
Different balls have different spin and curve stats.
Instead of trying to "feel" how much 5-meter wind at a 30° angle affects your ball, you input: Elevation (above or below the hole) Club Power & Spin Slope (green inclination)