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.
Control your low point… And you control your strike. If you're hitting fat or thin shots and not sure how to improve your consistency and ball striking then some Low Point drills could be in order. The low point of the swing tells us so much about what is happening tin the swing, and golf tech can help shine a light on these issues.
We love HackMotion at MIA Golf Tech. Why? Because it works. It's helped thousands of golfers fix their swing issues and play better golf. That's why we're so excited to share the latest release from HackMotion.. the new 4th generation golf swing analyser and wrist angle trainer.
Horizontal swing plane (or Swing Path) describes the direction the club is moving at the lowest point of the swing in relation to the target line. It's different to club path which also takes account of the vertical plane and attack angle of the swing. Using a launch monitor can shine a light on what the numbers are and give you all the data you need to improve.
