FlightScope Mevo - Portable Personal Launch Monitor for Golf

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I don’t have the room for a Rhapsodo due to feet required beyond the hitting area for the Dopler technology, but the SkyTrak only needs a few feet beyond the hitting area. The Skytrak performed well inside but when it was tested outside, it took three times longer to capture the data. While consistent readouts 60 yards and under is an area in need of improvement, you can still derive some short-game data from personal launch monitors. Whether you’re using it as part of a GPS app like GolfLogix, or in conjunction with a product like Mevo or Arccos– I’ve been continually impressed with how well many of the Apple Watch integrations have been.

If you’re after basic information like ball speed, club speed, spin and carry distances, the less expensive Mevo model might be best for you. The data is still displayed over the video, so you’re able to both get a nice replay of your shot immediately afterward.I think if you’re going to use your launch monitor primarily indoors, camera-based units make the most sense for the serious player, especially if you have limited ball flight. I’ve noticed a lot of the highest ranked products in a lot of the tests are not actually the best and almost chosen randomly. Also, making total distance a unique parameter if you have carry and roll feels flimsy, as does shot shape.

In my testing, I found that the metallic dots did not change the readings, but they did keep the Mevo and Mevo+ from missing shots.Practice and play with a purpose on your choice of driving range layouts and skill challenging games. So I keep going back to Skytrak (despite the 2014 technology) and the newer camera-based units despite the higher cost from Foresight, etc. uk also participates in other affiliate programs and is compensated for referring traffic and business to these companies.