FlightScope® Data

FlightScope comes equipped with an advanced Doppler radar to expertly utilize golf swing analyzer software. Of all the golf training aids and simulators, FlightScope is a step ahead of the technology game in terms of improving accuracy, speed, and lift. You can keep track of direction and launch angle as well as tracking other golf launch data.

Club comparison software can help you learn to choose the best club for different drives and putts. The advantages to golf simulator data measuring are nearly endless when it comes to improving your game. You can track a 3D shot plot along with the ball trajectory to evolve your golfing skills. There are even ball comparisons, showing aerodynamics and drag. All of the customized data is available in printed reports so you can keep track of your golfing progression.

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  • Club Comparison
  • Clubhead Speed Profile
  • Clubhead Acceleration Profile
  • Driving Optimizer
  • Advanced Optimizer
  • Printed Report
  • 3D Shot Plot
  • Dashboard
  • Grouping
  • Ball Trajectory
  • Tracking Info
  • Printed Report
  • Ball Comparison
  • Ball Aerodynamics(Lift)
  • Ball Aerodynamics(Drag)
  • Printed Report
Other Measurements
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  • Carry distance
  • Clubhead Speed
  • Ball Speed
  • Smash Factor
  • Launch Angle
  • Direction
  • Impact Angle
  • Height
  • Classification
Spin Indoors
FlightScope has a very advanced indoor spin measurement capability and can measure spin directly. For indoor applications, a dimple-size metallic sticker is used, allowing near-perfect spin measurements, unsurpassed by any other golf launch monitor technology available today, with a 14 feet(or more) ball flight distance. ball-sticker
Useable Data - "Under the Radar"
FlightScope measures the entire ball flight, however not all the measured data is equally useable. FlightScope is true to science about data used and does not proclaim that all available data is useable. There is a term "below the radar" which comes from the fact that at certain angles, especially low to the ground, the tracking radar data becomes skewed and is not useable. Excluding the skewed data however does not affect the overall accuracy much at all. FlightScope reports data used and not data tracked.

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