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Presentation transcript:

Trackman

Hang Time

Time in seconds to carry flat Average drive on the PGA Tour = 6.5 seconds

Club Speed

PGA Tour = 112 LPGA Tour = 94

Ball Speed

How quickly the ball comes off the club

Smash Factor

Equation? What about 1.50?

Attack Angle

What is - ? What is + ? Tour Averages with Driver?

PGA Tour = -1.3 LPGA Tour = +3 Why?

Club Path

Can someone draw on the board the concept of club path? Include what + and - means

Face Angle

What is it? + and - ?

Face to Path

Can anyone draw this on the board

Dynamic Loft

Definition?

Dynamic Loft is the amount of loft on the club face at impact

Your Driver may start at 9 Your Driver may start at 9.5 degrees of loft but at impact the loft on your club will be higher. PGA Tour = 12.8 LPGA Tour = 15.5 Another name for Dynamic Loft is “Delivered Loft” Most amateurs have too much dynamic loft!

Spin Loft

What is it? Definition? Example? Draw on Board

Facts about Spin Loft Spin loft can help you determine your compression of the golf ball The greater the spin loft you have, the more the ball will spin Hitting downward does NOT create more spin… Only increasing spin loft can create more spin

Swing Direction

The swing’s direction is simply how far left or right of the target line the “direction of the swing” is aimed at the bottom of the swing arc. Swing Direction : -2.7

Attack Angle : -5.7 Thus, push draws with divot going left Club Path : 1.3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HOo2l-v9U0 How?

Swing Plane

Swing plane : a measure of how vertical a swing is, where a high value represents a very up and down (steep) swing plane and a low value a relatively flat (to the ground) arc.

Launch Angle

Launch Angle : The angle the ball takes off at relative to the ground

Launch Direction

Starting direction of ball to the target line. + & -?

What has more of an effect on launch direction (also called starting direction)? Face Angle or Club Path

Spin Rate

Spin Rate: The amount of spin on the golf ball immediately after impact

Tour averages – Spin Rate PGA Driver = 2686 rpm 6 iron = 6231 rpm LPGA Driver = 2611 rpm 6 iron = 5943 rpm

Spin Axis

http://mytrackman.com/university/learning-tools/controlling-spin-axis

Height

The apex (highest part) of the ball flight On average, PGA Tour players apex ALL CLUBS at 30 yards high On average, LPGA Tour players apex ALL CLUBS at 23 yards high

30 yards

Land Angle

Ball angle into ground For every 1 degree flatter, the ball will roll an additional 2 yards

Carry

The distance the ball travels through the air

Total

Carry + Roll

Side

Distance between where the ball carries and the target line

Side Total

Distance between where the ball finished and the target line

Trackman Combine http://mytrackman.com/public/trackman-combine-intro

Gear Effect!! https://www.youtube.com/watchv=YsCXpOrQcBA