Learn how launch angle influences your golf shots and distance.
Face Angle is the most important number when determining the starting direction of the golf ball.
Increasing Club Speed is key to adding more potential distance.
Spin Axis helps you to understand what type of shot shape to expect.
Defined as being before or after impact, Low Point lets golfers assess whether they are hitting behind (up on) the ball or after (down on) the ball.
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Swing Plane is a useful metric that helps golfers better understand the tilt and direction of their swing.
Swing Direction uses hundreds of points from the club head during the downswing to help describe a golfer’s swing
Describing the initial direction the ball starts relative to the target line, Launch Direction indicates whether a shot starts right, left or directly at target.
Normalization will give the golfer a standardized value for how far they hit the golf ball with every club in their bag.
