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Die Golfschule Neumann hat seit 2001 ihren Standort auf dem Golf-Club Widukind-Land (Löhne, NRW). Sie ist eine der größten und etabliertesten Golfschulen im Raum Ostwestfalen-Lippe.

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Der GVST Golfverband Sachsen und Thüringen ist der Spitzenverband für den Golfsport in diesen beiden Bundesländern. Der GVST selbst ist Mitglied im DGV

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Ground Golf Club of Jozefow near warsaw in Poland. Home of Polish Ground Golf. Jozefow venue of the 2019 European ground golf championship.

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GT Golf Indoor Golf Studio in Cambuslang, Glasgow. The studio is equipped with Trackman launch monitor and full indoor golf simulator with over 45 of the best courses in world golf. Lessons and business workshops can be booked with full conference and catering facilites available.

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Maitland's Clayton Small has taken out his third Hunter River District title by one shot over Kurri's Harry Atkinson.

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Idylwild Golf Club is the golf course meant for all players - novice, intermediate, and elite. Come out and check out this gem of a golf course nestled on the Pine Island Bayou!

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Als PGA Professional der PGA Germany begleite ich Golferinnen und Golfer auf ihrem individuellen Weg im Golfsport. Ganz gleich, ob du gerade erst mit Golf

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Discover Inverness Golf Club, a private, year-round Club defined by tradition, family connection, and a welcoming sense of belonging.

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I am Head PGA Professional of Lee-On-The-Solent Golf Club. I provide lessons for adults and juniors, beginners and + handicappers.

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Knighton Golf Club (1906) — designed by six‑time Open champion Harry Vardon, set above the historic market town of Knighton on the Welsh–English border.

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Join the Latah Creek Men's Club for an exceptional golfing experience at Latah Golf Course. Sign up for membership today!

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Lee is a PGA Golf Coach offering bespoke lessons at Horsham Golf in West Sussex. A popular venue with floodlit driving range, 2 courses & 3 short game areas.

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Welcome to Les Vieux Chenes Golf Course! Laissez les bon temps rouler! For over 30 years the Les Vieux Chenes Golf Course in Lafayette, Louisiana has welcomed golfers to play a round of golf. Opened in 1977, and renovated in 2009, Les Vieux Chenes has long been known as a hometown favorite for golf that […]

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There are a lot of strong opinions on golfers who use a long putter. Our mission is to give golfers an opportunity to play with a high quality long putter so that it may further their love for the sport and perform better.

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Mullett Lake Country Club in Northern Michigan offers a nine-hole golf course and unique membership opportunities. Shop our store or contact us to learn more!

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Boka tid på Skara GolfZone för 350 kr/tim via Actor Smartbook: Boka här. Logga in med mobilt BankID som privatperson. Ny användare? Skapa en profil först. Välj "Golfsimulator" under Objekt, välj dag, tid (vit tid är ledig), och längd. Under Bokning och Verksamhet, välj "A-Golfsimulator". För återkommande bokningar, välj flera tillfällen samtidigt. Godkänn bokningsvillkor, lägg i varukorgen, betala och få bekräftelse via e-post med din sexsiffriga pinkod för entré och simulator. Har du frågor? Kontakta fritidskontoret via numret i bekräftelsen. A-Ö om Skara Golf Zone och simulatorgolf med Trackman Altitude – It is now possible to practice at custom-defined altitudes in Virtual Golf practice features. Changeable in Settings, you can now play at your local altitude to further optimize transitioning to and from the indoor and outdoor game. Where innovation meets elevation, discover how altitude affects your distance and take your game to new heights. Attack Angle – Measured relative to the horizon, Attack Angle is the up or down movement of the club head at the time of maximum compression. In general golf shots hit off the ground should have a negative Attack Angle. To maximize distance with your driver, hitting up on the ball (positive Attack Angle) is a must. Apex Height – The maximum height that the ball reaches in its trajectory, Apex Height significantly influences the distance of a shot. Most golfers are likely unaware that there is very little difference between a driver and a pitching wedge when it comes to Apex Height. Based on Trackman’s latest Tour Averages the difference in Apex Height between Driver and Pitch Wedge is only 3 meters/yards. Understanding how each club will react helps players find that window to play from and is also beneficial to understanding how shots can be affected by wind. Bullseye – Bullseye is a Trackman game designed to improve precision and accuracy in a fun and engaging manner. The Bullseye feature aims to challenge players to hit targets as accurately as possible, rewarding precise shots with higher scores. This feature is particularly useful for golfers looking to refine their control and consistency. Bullseye may include multiple levels or stages, each with increasing difficulty and players can compete against themselves or others, making it a versatile tool for individual practice or friendly competition. Ball Speed – Generated by club speed and impact, Ball Speed is the speed of the golf ball immediately following impact. Although a golfer’s club speed is key to potential distance, the Ball Speed that is created is the biggest factor in how far the ball carries. Gaining 1 mph of Ball Speed can increase your driver distance by up to 2 yards. Bad impacts off the toe or heel of a club will reduce potential Ball Speed. ‘Glancing blows’ created by hooks, slices and hitting too much down on the ball can also reduce the potential Ball Speed. Backswing Time – Backswing Time refers to the time the club head travels away from the ball during the backswing portion of their swing — particularly during putting. This is the time interval from the start of the swing until the point where the club reaches the top of the backswing, just before beginning the downswing. Backswing Time is an important metric for consistency, rhythm and timing, swing analysis and personalized training. Break – Break refers to the total side movement from the ball’s launch direction, at the time the ball reaches entry speed. This term is often used in the context of putting and chipping, where understanding the break of the putt or chip is crucial for accurate targeting and shot execution. Broadcast – Broadcast refers to the Trackman feature that allows real-time sharing of golf shot data, visuals, and analytics to various platforms and audiences. This capability is particularly useful for TV productions of bigger golf tournaments/events to enhance the viewer experience with detailed insights into player performance. Some key aspects of broadcast in Trackman include live data streaming, broadcast network integration, event coverage and engagement tools. Cannon Bowl — In this exciting and entertaining ‘bowling game’, the objective is to hit pins, spares and strikes to win. Combine – Combine is a standardized Trackman test designed to measure and evaluate a golfer’s skill level across various aspects of their game. The Trackman Combine provides a detailed performance report by testing a range of shots, giving players and coaches insights into strengths and areas for improvement. Key features include structured test format, variety of shots, scoring system, benchmarking, detailed performance report and the training tool. Courses – From St Andrews and Pebble Beach to Royal Birkdale and Bethpage Black, Trackman offers hundreds of virtual golf courses that players can choose to play. These courses are meticulously designed to replicate real-world golf courses, providing an immersive and realistic experience. Courses can be played in various game modes, including stroke play, match play, practice mode and tournaments. See the full course library here. Corridors – Corridors in Trackman allows you to focus your practice on a specific data point and hone your skills. Whether it be working on Face Angle or Club To Path you can focus your practice with corridors in Trackman Golf Pro. Users can select minimum and maximum digits to practice within a set ‘corridor’ of a particular data point. This allows for more focused practice. Capture the Flag – Capture the Flag is a game mode designed to make golf practice more engaging and competitive. This game mode challenges golfers to hit targets with precision and strategy – similar to the traditional game ‘Capture the Flag’. The primary objective of Capture the Flag is to hit specific targets on the virtual driving range or course to ‘capture’ flags. The player who captures the most flags or achieves the highest score within the set parameters wins the game. Closest to the Pin – Closest to the Pin is a popular and engaging game mode in Trackman that focuses on precision and accuracy. It is designed to test and improve a golfer’s ability to hit shots as close as possible to a specific target. The primary goal of Closest to the Pin is to hit your golf ball as close as possible to a designated target, usually a hole on a virtual green. The player whose ball lands closest to the pin wins the round. Club Speed – Measured as the speed the club head is traveling immediately prior to impact, Club Speed is a Trackman parameter that determines a golfer’s potential distance. Increasing Club Speed is the equivalent to adding more potential distance. In fact, adding 1 mph (about 1.6 kph) of Club Speed can increase your distance by up to 3 yards (about 2.7 meters) with the driver. Club Path – Club Path is the direction the club head is moving (right or left) at impact and is measured relative to the target line. Most golfers relate the Club Path number to hitting the ball ‘in-to-out’ or ‘out-to-in’. A positive value means the club is moving to the right of the target at impact (‘in-to-out’ for a right-handed golfer) and a negative value means it is moving to the left of the target (‘out-to-in’ for a right-handed golfer). To hit a straight shot, the Club Path should be zero (Assuming center strike). The Club Path is part of what influences the curvature of the shot. An ‘in-to-out’ Club Path is typically required to hit a draw and an ‘out-to-in’ Club Path is usually needed to hit a fade Carry – The distance between where the golf ball was launched from and where it crosses a point that has the same elevation. It is a fundamental measurement that Trackman provides to golfers and coaches, offering crucial insights into shot distance and performance. Factors that influence carry include club speed, launch angle, spin rate and weather conditions. Club Data – Club data refers to the detailed information captured and analyzed about the performance of a golfer’s club during a shot. This data includes various parameters that Trackman measures to provide insights into how the club interacts with the ball and affects the flight characteristics. Golfers use club data to evaluate their swing mechanics, identify strengths and weaknesses, and refine their technique for improved consistency and accuracy. Club data can include anything from club speed, attack angle, club path, face angle, dynamic loft and impact location. Dynamic Loft – Dynamic Loft is the amount of loft on the club face at impact and is measured relative to the horizon — the vertical angle of the club face at the center-point of contact between the club and ball at the time of maximum compression. Creating the proper Dynamic Loft is important to creating the optimal trajectory and maximizing carry. Too much Dynamic Loft can send the ball too high into the air and reduce the golfer’s distance. On the other hand, too little Dynamic Loft can send the ball too low causing the ball roll out excessively and making it difficult to judge distance. A golfer’s attack angle, how the club head is released and where the ball makes contact on the club face can all affect Dynamic Loft. Dynamic Lie – Dynamic lie refers to the angle formed between the sole of the golf club and the ground at the moment of impact with the golf ball. Lie angle significantly influences the direction and accuracy of the shot, affecting both ball flight and contact with the turf. By monitoring and analyzing dynamic lie angle, golfers can optimize club fitting, improve swing mechanics, and enhance overall performance by achieving more precise and consistent ball striking. Dynamic Plane Tilt – Dynamic Plane Tilt in Trackman refers to the measurement and analysis of the tilt or inclination of the swing plane during the golfer’s swing measured in relation to the ground. By monitoring and analyzing dynamic plane tilt data, golfers can enhance swing efficiency, improve ball striking consistency, and optimize overall performance on the course. This information enables targeted adjustments in technique and setup to achieve better shot control and accuracy. Event – Trackman event software helps organize and manage golf tournaments, providing real-time data, performance tracking, and enhancing the player experience through advanced analytics. Entry Speed – Entry Speed is the speed that the ball is travelling once it arrives at the hole. Being able to produce a consistent Entry Speed gives the player a better chance of holing putts and avoiding three-putting when missing. Effective Stimp – The speed of the individual putt, based on the average roll deceleration. Elevation – The height difference from the ball’s starting position to the point of entry speed. Find My Distance – The Find My Distance feature in Trackman that helps golfers calculate the average carry distance for each club in their bag. It provides detailed feedback and insights on the distances achieved with various clubs during practice sessions. Knowing the precise distance each club carries helps golfers manage their shots more effectively, leading to better course management and lower scores. Accurate distance data ensures that golfers can select the right club for each shot, avoiding under or over-clubbing. From Pin – From Pin is a feature in Trackman that measures the distance from the golf ball to the pin (hole) after a shot. This feature is particularly useful for evaluating shot accuracy and proximity to the target. Face Angle – Face Angle is the direction the club face is pointed (right or left) at impact and is measured relative to the target line. Most golfers refer to this as having an ‘open’ or ‘closed’ club face. A positive value means the club face is pointed to the right of the target at impact (‘open’ for a right-handed golfer) and a negative value means the club face is pointed to the left of the target (‘closed’ for a right-handed golfer). Face Angle is the most important number when determining the starting direction of the golf ball. The ball will launch very closely to the direction the club face (Face Angle) is pointed at impact. To hit a straight shot, the Face Angle should be zero. The optimal Face Angle depends on the type of shot the golfer wants to play. Face-to-Path – Face to path is the difference between the face angle and the club path. Forward Swing Time – Forward Swing Time in Trackman refers to the time the club head travels towards the ball until impact when putting. This metric is crucial for analyzing the efficiency and speed of a putt, providing insights into the timing and tempo of forward motion. By focusing on this aspect, golfers can achieve a smoother transition from backswing to impact, leading to better putt consistency and accuracy. Games – Trackman offers a variety of interactive games designed to make practice sessions more engaging and fun while providing valuable data to help golfers improve their skills. These games utilize Trackman’s advanced technology to create challenging and enjoyable experiences for players of all ages and levels. Capture the Flag, Closest to the Pin, Bullseye, Magic Pond, Scrapyard and Mystic Sands are just a few games that make learning and playing golf enjoyable for all. Hit it! – This is a long drive game where players compete to hit the ball as far as possible using Trackman’s launch monitor technology. Players aim to achieve the longest drive possible within the game’s parameters, utilizing Trackman’s precise measurements of ball speed, launch angle, spin rate, carry distance and more to track and display performance metrics accurately. This feature enhances practice sessions by adding an element of competition and goal-setting based on distance and accuracy. Height – Height refers to the maximum vertical distance a golf ball reaches during its flight. This measurement is crucial for understanding the ball’s trajectory and optimizing shots. By analyzing the height of a shot, golfers can adjust their swing to achieve the desired ball flight, whether aiming for a higher launch to carry obstacles or a lower trajectory for more roll. Hang Time – Hang Time refers to the total time a golf ball spends in the air from the moment it is struck until it lands. This measurement is essential for analyzing the overall flight of the ball, including its trajectory, distance, and behavior under different conditions. Trackman’s precise data on Hang Time helps players enhance their game by providing insights into how to maximize carry distance and control ball flight. Impact Location – Impact Location refers to the precise point on the clubface where the golf ball makes contact during a swing. This data is crucial for understanding how different points of contact affect ball flight and overall performance. From shot accuracy and distance control to spin rate and feel, understanding impact location is key to unlocking your full potential on the course. Impact Height – Impact Height refers to the vertical position on the clubface where the golf ball makes contact during a swing. Impact height significantly influences the ball’s launch angle. Higher impact locations tend to launch the ball higher, while lower impacts produce lower launch angles. The height at which the ball impacts the clubface affects spin rates, distance control and ball flight trajectory. Impact Offset – Impact Offset refers to the horizontal position on the clubface where the golf ball makes contact during a swing. Impact offset directly influences the direction of the ball flight. Additionally, hitting the ball off-center generally results in a loss of ball speed and leads to a decrease in overall distance. The further the impact is from the sweet spot, the more significant the distance reduction. Landing Angle – Landing Angle is the angle at which the ball hits the ground. Landing angle is highly correlated to height and is a large determinant in the bounce and roll of a golf shot. A lower (flatter) land angle will create more bounce and roll. It is important to consider land angle when optimizing trajectory. With the driver, a lower land angle may decrease carry but increase total distance. However, on an approach shot it is important to be able to control how much bounce and roll occurs once the ball lands. Launch Angle – The angle the ball takes off relative to the horizon, Launch Angle is highly correlated to dynamic loft. Launch Angle will always be a little less than dynamic loft but will have a similar value. Along with ball speed, Launch Angle is a primary component to determining the height and distance of a shot. Every golfer should be fitted to achieve the optimal balance of Launch Angle and spin rate based on their club speed and ball speed. Launch Direction – Launch Direction is the initial direction the ball starts relative to the target line. A positive launch direction indicates a ball that starts right of the target and a negative launch direction indicates a ball that starts left of the target. The larger the number, the more offline the ball has started (right or left). A zero launch direction means the ball started directly at the target. Launch direction is reported in degrees and can be thought of in terms of push, pull, or straight. It is important to understand that launch direction does not describe the curvature of the shot, only its start direction. Low Point – Low point is defined as being before or after impact. First, find impact which is represented by the geometric center of the club head at the time of maximum compression. Then determine if the lowest point in the swing arc is before or after the geometric center of the club head. Low point can create a strong visualization for the golfer. To hit up on the ball, the golfer must visualize the bottom of the swing arc occurring prior to the golf ball. To hit down on the ball, the golfer must visualize the bottom of the swing arc occurring after the golf ball. Low Point Height – Low Point Height is a crucial metric in Trackman that refers to the lowest point in the swing arc relative to the ground. It indicates how high or low the clubhead is at the lowest point of its swing path. Influenced by factors such as swing mechanics, club selection and setup position, Low Point Height is essential when considering swing quality, turf interaction and ball flight control. Low Point Height is a valuable tool for golfers seeking to refine their swing mechanics and achieve consistent ball-striking. Low Point Side – Low Point Side is a key metric in Trackman that indicates the lateral position of the club’s lowest point in the swing arc relative to the target line. It helps golfers understand how their swing path influences the point of contact with the ball, impacting the direction and quality of their shots. Benefits of monitoring Low Point Side include improved directional control, enhanced shot shaping and better ball-striking consistency. Magic Pond – Step into a completely immersive Trackman world where dragons, skeletons, and adorable monsters await. Magic Pond transports you to a parallel universe where the challenge is to catch as many creatures as you can within a set number of attempts or enjoy unlimited tries to capture them all. It’s top-tier entertainment that promises hours of fun, especially for younger members of the family. Mystic Sands – Having fun on Trackman just got even easier with this gem of an entertainment centerpiece. A sibling to Magic Pond, Mystic Sands offers endless entertainment for golfers of all ages and levels as they swing to slay monsters among pyramids and sand dunes. Bust out those sandals, slip into something comfortable … and let the games begin! Normalization – Normalization in Trackman is used to ensure that data from different sessions or different environments (such as indoor versus outdoor settings) can be accurately compared and analyzed. For example, when using Trackman to measure shot distances or ball flight characteristics, normalization may involve adjusting data to account for factors like altitude, temperature, or wind conditions. This helps in providing accurate and consistent data regardless of external variables that could influence the results. Normalization can also be applied to swing data and metrics to provide golfers with a clear understanding of their performance trends over time. On Course Practice – The On Course Practice feature is a fantastic way to transition and take your practice to the course. Located in the Practice module, the On Course Practice mode allows you to drop your ball anywhere you’d like on any hole of any of our hundreds of Virtual Golf courses. From there you can select any position on the hole to focus on specific shots from specific distances and locations. This feature is part of Trackman’s virtual golf technology, which aims to provide a realistic and immersive golfing experience without physically being on a golf course. Performance Center – A popular Trackman aid for players and coaches, Performance Center is a versatile, powerful tool for evaluating and elevating shotmaking skills. Now it’s coming to TPS with additional features, including total and carry distances, green speed and firmness settings. Factoring in more than ever before, Performance Center on TPS maintains its Strokes Gained element to offer players unique approaches to improving their game. Customizable pin, green, and bunker locations mean every swing is an opportunity to optimize practice. Performance Putting – Performance Putting provides you with accurate and actionable information on the entire putt. In addition to the data captured along the roll, live video with automatic replay provides you with further insights. A graphic overlay on the video automatically depicts the ball’s trajectory and you can even add the drawing tool to pinpoint focus areas. Set putts side by side with the Compare function. Practice – The Practice section in TPS lets users sharpen their game in various features, including Shot Analysis, Test Center, On Course Practice, Putting Analysis or Target Practice Range. Aside from being an improvement tool for players, Practice is designed to help coaches and fitters assist their clients as efficiently as possible. Putting Analysis – Located in the Practice section on TPS, Putting Analysis provides detailed metrics and insights into a golfer’s putting stroke. Analyzing everything from Stroke Path, Impact Location, Green Reading, Tempo and more, Putting Analysis helps golfers of all levels identify strengths and weaknesses in their putting and tailor their practice sessions for maximum improvement. Putting History – Putting History in Trackman refers to the feature that allows golfers to review and analyze their putting performance over time. Putting Mode (use a putter in the entertainment games) — Users can switch between stroke and putting mode in all games (except for our two putting games, which are strictly putting) providing a new experience and making it easier for players who struggle hitting other golf clubs. Party Putt — This new Putt-Putt Game highlights the most frequently used stroke in golf in a fun and engaging way. Party Putt is available on all licenses (except TMiO Home). Roll Speed – Speed at the point where the ball starts to roll. Roll % – The amount of roll on the total putt distance. Shot Analysis – Located in the Practice activity on TPS, Shot Analysis provides users with actionable data in real time every time they hit a shot. Combined with the Trackman Camera app, users can also record swing videos and see how the data match up with the video. Finally, users can use Trackman’s revolutionary AI feature Tracy. Tracy uses artificial intelligence and a database of over 500 million shots to give you tips on what to practice. Check out this video to learn more about Shot Analysis. Speed Training – A groundbreaking training method, Speed Training allows users to enhance swing velocity without needing a ball. Accessible via the Shot Analysis section, Swing Speed tracks the clubhead speed at low point and is a useful tool to help golfers maintain or increase swing speed. To better understand the key features and benefits of Speed Training and watch a tutorial video shedding light on the new addition, click this link. Scrapyard – Scrapyard is an exciting addition to the TPS gaming universe, offering explosive fun for players of all skill levels and ages. Scrapyard is all about controlled chaos in the heart of a junkyard. Your mission? To blow up as many cars as possible, Scrapyard is designed to be an absolute blast! Whether you’re a casual gamer or a seasoned pro, you’ll find the gameplay easy to pick up and enjoy. Streets of Neon – A virtual putting game, Streets of Neon takes players on an eye-popping journey through the wildest putt-putt course around. Featuring futuristic playscapes, over-the-top obstacles and a helpful drone robot who guides players from hole to hole, this game is a guaranteed blast for putters of all ages and skill levels. Shot History – Shot History in Trackman refers to the feature that records and displays detailed information about each shot hit during a session. This feature is essential for players and coaches as it allows them to review past shots, analyze performance trends, and track improvements over time. Coaches and players use Shot History to identify strengths and weaknesses, adjust strategies, and tailor practice sessions to improve performance effectively. Smash Factor – Smash Factor is ball speed divided by club speed and relates to the amount of energy transferred from the club head to the golf ball. The higher the Smash Factor the better the energy transfer. A golfer would hope to achieve a Smash Factor near 1.50 on driver shots. That means for a 100-mph club speed the ball speed would be 150 mph. The higher the loft of the club, the lower the Smash Factor is expected to be. A PW should have a Smash Factor near 1.25. For further insights, watch this video on Smash Factor, one of the 10 Fundamentals of Trackman University. Spin Rate – Significantly influencing the height and distance of a shot, Spin Rate is the amount of spin on the golf ball immediately after impact. Spin Rate is one of the least appreciated numbers, especially in windy conditions. A high Spin Rate is the enemy, particularly when hitting into the wind. One way to reduce spin is to hit a lower lofted club. More loft generally increases Spin Rate. All things being equal, more club speed will also increase Spin Rate. Learn more about Spin Rate on Trackman’s 10 Fundamentals series. Spin Axis – Spin Axis is the tilt angle relative to the horizon of the golf ball’s resulting rotational axis immediately after separation from the club face (post impact). A negative Spin Axis represents a ball curving to the left, a positive Spin Axis represents a ball curving to the right, and a zero Spin Axis represents a shot that has no curvature. In general, a Spin Axis between -2 and 2 can be considered a straight shot. The higher the number of the Spin Axis, the more curvature that should be visible. Side – Side measures the horizontal distance between the ball’s actual landing position and the target line. It helps to determine how far left or right the ball has veered from the intended target. Side helps players and coaches assess the accuracy of shots and identify tendencies such as consistent slices (right deviation for right-handed players) or hooks (left deviation for right-handed players). Side Total – Side total is the distance from the target line based on where the ball comes to rest. Side total is side plus or minus any bounce and roll. Side total is a calculated value based on the landing angle, landing direction, landing ball speed, and spin rate. A flat surface (ground) and ‘normal’ hardness is assumed to calculate total distance. Spin Loft – Spin Loft is the three-dimensional angle between the direction the club head is moving (both club path and attack angle) and the direction the club face is pointing (both face angle and dynamic loft). The spin rate of a shot is largely influenced by the Spin Loft. All else equal, a higher Spin Loft will result in a higher spin rate. Controlling Spin Loft is key to controlling spin rate. Also, a higher Spin Loft will create a lower smash factor with all else equal. Swing Plane – Swing Plane is the vertical angle between the ground and the circle that the club head travels on during the bottom portion of the swing arc. Swing Plane uses the three-dimensional position of the club head from approximately knee high to knee high on the downswing. Shorter/higher lofted clubs generally result in a higher (more vertical) Swing Plane since the golfer must stand closer to the ball and the plane the golfer swings on is typically more vertical with these shorter clubs. A golfer’s height and dynamic posture will influence Swing Plane. A driver typically has a Swing Plane between 45-50 degrees. Swing Direction – Swing Direction is the horizontal direction of the plane relative to the target line defined by the club head’s center of gravity movement prior to impacting the golf ball. When a swing is referred to as ‘over the top’, ‘underneath the plane’, or ‘on plane’, the person is generally referring to the Swing Direction. Just as with swing plane, Swing Direction uses the three-dimensional position of the club head from approximately knee high to knee high on the downswing. Swing Direction uses hundreds of points from the club head during the half-circle arc from knee high to knee high in the downswing. Swing Radius – Swing Radius refers to the measurement of the radius of the swing arc from the center of the swing (typically the golfer’s body or a specific reference point like the shoulders) to the point of impact with the ball. This metric is crucial for understanding the mechanics and efficiency of a golfer’s swing. Stroke Length – The distance the club head is pulled back from the ball in the backswing. Skid Distance – The distance the ball is bouncing/sliding until it starts to roll. Speed Drop – The percentage drop in speed from Ball Speed to Roll Speed. Stimp (flat) – The calculation of green’s general speed, based on the average roll deceleration of the individual putt. Slope % – The average horizontal inclination of the surface Slope % Rise – The average vertical inclination of the surface Tracy – Tracy is Trackman’s AI-driven virtual assistant that helps golfers interpret their data, offers suggestions for improvement, and guides them through their practice sessions. Tracy provides real-time feedback on each shot. It also analyzes performance data and offers personalized tips and drills tailored to the golfer’s specific needs. Check out this video to learn more about Tracy. Trackman University – Trackman University is an educational platform created by Trackman to provide in-depth knowledge and training on using Trackman technology effectively. It is designed for golf professionals, coaches, and enthusiasts who want to maximize their understanding and utilization of Trackman systems for improving performance, teaching, and analysis. Trackman University offers a structured curriculum covering various aspects of Trackman technology, including ball flight laws, club and ball data, and advanced data interpretation. Click here to learn more about the free Trackman University and sign up. Trackman Golf app – The Trackman Golf App is a comprehensive mobile application designed to enhance the golfing experience by integrating the advanced capabilities of Trackman technology with user-friendly features. The Trackman Golf App is a game-changer for golfers seeking to elevate their performance and keep track of all their Trackman activities. Download the Trackman Golf app on Google Play Store or App Store. Trackman Golf Pro app – The Trackman Golf Pro app wirelessly connects your iOS device to the Trackman 4 unit. It features a new, easy-to-read interface for both indoor and outdoor use. The app provides detailed insights into your shot performance, helping you improve your game by analyzing trajectory, dispersion, and club data. Advanced features like the Performance Center and putting analysis combine data with swing videos for deeper feedback. Available for iOS only. Download it here. Trackman Camera app – The Trackman Camera app is a companion application designed to work with Trackman devices, particularly the Trackman 4 unit. It allows users to record their golf swings using a smartphone or tablet camera and synchronize these recordings with Trackman data for comprehensive swing analysis. The app enables golfers to visually review their swings alongside detailed data parameters. Download it here. Tournaments – Compete in private or public virtual golf tournaments locally or across the world in Trackman’s Tournaments section on TPS. Target Practice – Target Practice on Trackman refers to a feature or mode where golfers can aim at specific virtual targets displayed on the simulator screen. This mode helps players improve their accuracy and precision by simulating real-life scenarios where hitting designated targets is crucial. Users can adjust the difficulty and distance of the targets to challenge themselves accordingly, making it a valuable tool for both practice and training sessions. Test Center – Located in the Practice feature on TPS, Test Center lets golfers set up their own custom test or take on the Trackman Combine to see how accurate and consistent they are. Test Center allows you to design your favourite drills or any test that fits your needs. From testing your wedges or irons to focusing on your long game or more, Test Center lets you control how you practice. Check out this video to learn more about Test Center. Tempo – The Backswing time divided by the Forward swing time, for a putting stroke. Tour Averages – Tour Averages refers to the statistical data compiled from professional golf tours, such as the PGA, LPGA or European tours. These averages provide benchmarks for various metrics like club speed, ball speed, carry distance, spin rates, and accuracy, among others. For example, Trackman collects data from tour players during practice sessions and tournaments to establish these averages. Compare yourself to the pros by checking out Trackman’s latest Tour Averages here. Frågor och svar Hur anpassas Regler för golfspel för simulatorgolf? Endast de regler i Regler för golfspel som är angivna nedan gäller i tillämpliga delar: 1.1 (Golfspelet) 1.2 (Riktlinjer för spelares uppförande) 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 (Tävlingen, matchspel, slagspel) 4.1, 4.2 (Klubbor, bollar) 5.1 (innebörd av rond) 5.6 (Orimlig fördröjning; raskt speltempo) 8.1 (Banan spelas som den är) 10.1 (Slå ett slag) 10.2 (Råd och annan hjälp) Allmänna regler: All information som simulatorn kan ge enligt de inställningar som bestäms av tävlingsvillkoren är tillåtna att använda. Alla slag som golfsimulatorn registrerar räknas och kan inte annulleras. Ett slag som simulatorn inte registrerar räknas inte. Förtydliganden Regel 5.6: Spelaren får inte orimligt fördröja spelet, vare sig under spelet av ett hål eller mellan två hål. Regel 8.1: Att lägga en puttmatta eller liknande mellan slagplatsen och simulatorduken är ett brott mot Regel 8.1 Regel 10.2: En spelare får inte ta en stans för slaget genom att använda sig av något föremål som placerats ut av eller för spelaren för att rikta in fötterna eller kroppen, t ex en klubba som lagts ned på marken för att visa spellinjen. Om spelaren tar sin stans i strid med denna regel, kan han/hon inte undvika plikt genom att backa undan från sin stans och ta bort föremålet. Dock är det tillåtet att sätta en markering för kalibreringen av Simulatorn, men den markeringen får inte vara utformad så att den kan hjälpa spelaren med siktet. Har du fler frågor om regler för simulatorgolf - kontakta [email protected] Gäller amatörreglerna för simulatorgolf? Ja. Amatörreglerna gäller alla tee-till-håltävlingar som involverar en score på ett hål, oavsett på vilken plats tävlingen spelas. Läs mer om amatörregler här. Kan jag tävla i simulatorgolf? Ja. 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