Pro 7 Golf Swing Analyzer (continued, 3 of 3)

A comprehensive video screen that identifies all the critical ball flight and golf swing properties simultaneously. It is an excellent resource for both the student and the professional. This program gathers the data required to show a computer graphics animation of clubhead path, ball flight and launch angle. It also displays all 7 ball flight data points and all 7 golf swing parameters. This new video format was designed to provide the user with all the information he needs on a single screen that is easy to read and interpret. This information, as well as any other graph or table, can be printed out to provide a permanent record of progress. Golfers can now visually relate clubhead action in the impact area and its' effect on ball flight. The result is a better understanding of the complex interacting forces in golf.

Any one of 8 different graphs can be displayed on the screen. This program is a favorite with clubfitters because the can quickly compare swing results using different clubs without the need to manually record data. The process allows you to zero-in on the particular club set that will produce the best results for the customer.

Now compare up to 15 test clubs to rate custom clubfitting characteristics such as shaft stiffness, weight, length and other vital criteria. Along with personal swing data and averages, this program will also arrange your 15 test clubs in order of highest clubhead speed, longest carry, lowest clubface angle, etc. Learn which of your compared clubs has the best:

Simplifies the task of collecting swing data for your professional analysis of the player. Data is accumulated from up to 100 consecutive swings, mapping each characteristic in an easy to read format. This allows a visual assessment of all swing results, including averages.

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; subsequently a dot pattern tracks the ball's flight path and landing area. The player can select and view his total shot pattern; a distribution of dots will show the composite results of all shots. Visual feed-back on distance, accuracy and consistency occurs instantly. Several clubs can be used for practice on the par 3; tees are located at 160, 180, and 200 yards. Our research indicates that utilizing this program, golfers can better visualize the type of shot being hit and also develop new techniques to improve control of the shot pattern.