Driven by Data: Club Head Speed
Club head speed is how fast your club is moving when it strikes the ball. Simple as that. Get the measurement right, train smart, and you'll unlock serious distance gains.
Which Golf Balls Work Best in a Golf Simulator?
In this guide, we’ll break down how different golf balls perform with radar-based vs. camera-based launch monitors, and whether you should be using standard golf balls, Titleist RCT balls, or ball stickers for the most realistic indoor golf experience. It's all about accuracy and how accurate you want your golf simulator experience to be. The type of ball you use can have a big impact on accuracy, spin data, and overall performance in a golf simulator.
Driven By Data: Decoding Shot Shape | Shot Type
Learn how to shape your shots to take on dog leg holes and weather conditions, get out of the rough, and avoid hazards.
Upgrade Your Game: How to Trade In Your Golf Launch Monitor Hassle-Free
Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, a golf launch monitor is one of the most powerful tools you can use to improve your performance. But if you’ve been holding onto an old model, it might be time for an upgrade.
Stop Searching in the Rough: The Complete Guide to Choosing Your Launch Monitor
A launch monitor is one of the most powerful tools in modern golf - helping players of all levels unlock their potential through precise data and real-time feedback.
DRIVEN BY DATA: Lateral Landing – Understanding Sideways Shot Deviation
Lateral Landing is a critical metric in golf that measures how far a ball finishes left or right of the intended target upon landing. By tracking this data, golfers can identify shot dispersion trends, refine directional control, and adjust their swing mechanics for improved accuracy.