| Swing Dynamics Animated Program |
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| Thumbnail: Provides excellent teaching methodology for the beginning student
and is a highly convincing resource for instructing more advanced students. |
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This program gathers swing data and animates
the actual swing path,
impact point, clubface angle and using computer graphics. It also tabulates data
on clubhead speed ,
ball carry, tempo, ball spin, clubhead rotation through impact, and Solid Hit
Factor. Furthermore, a separate table can be displayed showing all swing data,
with averages for up to 100 swings (see Note 1).
This information, as well as any other graph or table, can be printed out to
provide a permanent record of progress—which makes a nice presentation to
the student. Now players can visually relate clubhead action in the impact area
and its affect on ball flight. The result is a better understanding of the complex
interacting forces in golf.
Note 1: Windows version has data memory for 100 swings; DOS version has data memory
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| Cumulative Swing Analysis Program |
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| Thumbnail: Simplifies the task of collecting swing data for your professional
analysis of each player. |
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Data is accumulated from up to 100
consecutive swings (see Note 1), recording each
characteristic in an easy-to-read table format. This allows a visual assessment
of all swing results, including averages for: • Clubhead
speed • Ball carry • Solid
Hit Factor • Clubface rotation • Impact
point • Swing tempo • Rotation
• Swingpath • Clubface
angle. The Swing Table shows a complete
record of each swing and a summary of all swings recorded. Eight different graphs
can be displayed on one screen to simplify data viewing.
Note 1: Windows version has data memory for 100 swings; DOS version has data
memory for 15 swings.
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| Club Comparison and Clubfitting Program |
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| Thumbnail: This program is a favorite with clubfitters because they can quickly
compare swing results using different test clubs without the need to manually
record data. |
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Now you can compare
up to 15 test clubs to determine best-fit scenario
for every customer. Easily compare changes in shaft stiffness, weight, length
and other vital criteria. Each
club's swing data and averages are tabulated
for quick viewing and study. All clubs are sorted and arranged in order of attributes
such as highest clubhead speed, longest carry, and best clubface angle.
This intuitive process allows you to identify the particular club set that
will produce the best results for your customer. At a glance, you can quickly
determine which club outperforms all others in these categories:
- Clubhead speed
- Clubface angle
- Swingpath
- Swing tempo
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- Ball carry
- Clubface rotation
- Impact point
- Solid Hit Factor
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| Shot Pattern Practice Program |
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| Thumbnail: This program helps golfers better visualize the type of shot being
hit and also helps players develop new techniques to improve control of the shot
pattern. |
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Here's your point of view: two
diagnostic holes—a par 3 and a par
4—are graphically displayed from an overhead perspective. A cursor allows
the player to aim the shot right, left or center of the fairway. On screen, repetitive
shots are displayed in a tracked pattern to evaluate the ball's flight path and
landing area.
With the simplicity of a keystroke, the player can view a single shot, or after
several practice shots view his total shot pattern. Visual feedback on distance,
accuracy and consistency occurs instantly. Select any club for practice. Par
3 tees are located at 160, 180 and 200 yards.
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