Shot dispersion is about consistency, not perfection. Just because you once hit a 7 iron at the range the same distance as a PGA Tour pro doesn't mean that's what you should base your yardages on. Use your shot dispersion data to see your average shot and use that in your next round instead to lower your scores.
Club acceleration profile is how quickly your club gains speed during the swing. It’s about the rate of acceleration — not the speed. When you apply the power in the swing makes all the difference. The best players accelerate smoothly, transfer the energy applied to club in an optimal way with the club head speed peaking at impact. Not before.
Vertical descent angle is the angle your ball comes down at when landing, or how steeply it falls out of the sky. This is mainly going to determine the ball's stopping power on the greens. Let's take a look at why this is important for playing better golf.
In this comparison blog, we're going to compare the key differences between two of the most popular golf launch monitors on the market: the FlightScope Mevo Gen 2 and the Square. Both are designed to give...
In this comparison blog, we’re looking at two of FlightScope’s most popular launch monitors: the Mevo Gen 2 and the Mevo Plus. Both are designed to give golfers accurate ball data, simulator capability and portable performance...
The FlightScope i4 golf rangefinder is designed for golfers who want fast, accurate range and better decision-making on the course. Whether you're trying to dial in your approach shots, improve club selection, or simply stop...
