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In this post, I am conducting a Trackman review to see what a $20,000 plus launch monitor has to offer, as well as who it would add value to the most. The launch monitor market has exploded in recent years offering a variety of products that range from a couple of hundred dollars to over $40,000. These devices vary in accuracy and features and are tailored to the demands of different role players in the industry. Things To Consider Before Buying a Launch Monitor When buying a launch monitor you will need to consider a variety of factors before making

The Trackman launch monitor is used by 700 professionals on tour. According to Geoff Ogilvy, “it is almost compulsory” to have one. However, hot on their heels is Foresight sports with their GCQuad launch monitor. Their device is used for testing by brands such as Titleist, Callaway, and Taylormade. Given the status of both launch monitors, I decided to review the GCQuad vs Trackman devices. GCQuad vs Trackman Review Foresight GCQuad Launch Monitor Pros No calibration is needed. Place the device on the ground and start striking. Superb accuracy. Shot data provided in real-time. 4 camera angles record the strike

Over the past ten years, affordable launch monitor options have hit the shelves, catering to everyday golfers. The question asked is, are they accurate. To answer this question, I decided to test the Swing Caddie SC300 vs Trackman 4. There is little debate over the effectiveness of launch monitors. Tour professionals and golf coaches swear by them and praise the insight it gives into our swings. However, as incredible as these devices may be. They tend to be out of the budget of the average golfer. In this post. We will look at the features, benefits, and accuracy of the

When it comes to launch monitors we have typically had the choice of photometric and doppler radar products. Doppler radars are the best for measuring speed data. Camera-based devices deliver pinpoint spin and direction data. Ernest Sports have gone one step further by creating a hybrid device that functions with doppler radar and photometric technology. In this post, we are testing the ES16 vs SkyTrak launch monitor. The aim is to see if a hybrid device is more accurate than a photometric launch monitor. ES16 vs SkyTrak Review Ernest Sports ES16 Launch Monitor Pros The device uses quad doppler radar

One piece of technology that is worth having in your golf bag is a launch monitor. To help you understand how a launch monitor can help you, I decided to conduct a review of the Swing Caddie SC200 Vs SC300. The device provides data on your swing, launch, and distance to help you improve your shot length and accuracy. Things to Consider Before Buying a Launch Monitor Launch monitors available in the market vary in terms of the data they provide and their cost. It is important to question what feedback you are looking for? I am mainly concerned with

Swing Caddie has used Doppler radar technology in their previous models and the SC300 launch monitor utilizes the same technology. In addition to the Doppler technology, Swing Caddie makes use of atmospheric calibrators to enhance the accuracy of the SC300. Voice Caddie has been in the launch monitor area for quite a while starting with the SC100 and then achieving enormous success with the SC200 model.  The SC300 is the latest in the range and it is larger than the SC200 with additional features and data points. Swing Caddie added the launch angle and measuring the Apex data in the