In this blog, we're going to look at two of the most popular launch monitors on the market: the FlightScope Mevo Gen 2 and the Rapsodo MLM2PRO. Both provide accurate data across a wide range...
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.
Flight time is how long the ball stays in the air from impact to landing. Because it's easy to understand, it's importance is often overlooked. It relates to distance control, being able to handle the conditions on the day, and stopping power on the green. Using golf tech such as launch monitors can help measure and track your progress and learn to use flight time to your advantage.
Clubface Angle is often referred to as Face to Target, and it's the angle of your clubface at impact relative to the target line. Leave it open and the ball starts right (Push), Close it off and the ball starts left (Pull) - getting it right is a skill, and learning to control it will make you a more consistent player.
