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Consumer portable launch monitor from FlightScope, who are as accurate as anyone at the premium level. I've heard this is going to be around $500, which seems like a great price to me. Just in time for my birthday in March http://flightscopemevo.com/
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THE BEST PERSONAL LAUNCH MONITOR 2019 2019 PERSONAL LAUNCH MONITOR BUYERS GUIDE What a horribly done article. Basic facts like what data is given, what OSes are supported for the apps, etc. are not even right. They miss out on the fact that the Mevo supports speaking of your stats. They rate the accuracy of the SkyTrak so highly but point out that it doesn't work in bright weather or under bright lights… the list goes on and on. FWIW I'm testing the Rapsodo (works only outdoors, supposedly, but I hit a few 10-yard shots today that were just fine), and I have a SkyTrak and a Mevo, and for me, I'd take the Mevo every day over the SkyTrak if I'm looking to practice my game. No, the Mevo doesn't give spin axis (but wait), but that's about the only thing I'd take on the SkyTrak over the Mevo. Factoring in the cost, especially.
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The Blast Vision app gives you the power to visualize the results of your baseball, softball, or golf swing using your iPhone (6S or newer) or iPad (Pro or newer) camera. The app accurately calculates and displays your launch angle, exit velocity / ball speed, and estimated carry distance, providing you with real-time swing analysis and voice feedback. You’ll have the same data that professionals have, in the palm of your hands, at a fraction of the cost of a professional launch monitor. Best of all, there’s no charge to try it out for the first two weeks. -
If you use a launch monitor light FlightScope or Trackman on the range to figure out your dispersion (Shot Zone), do you go by "carry" or "total"? I would assume total, but I feel like sometimes the total (carry plus roll) is a little bit further than I see what is happening on the course. Or do you go by carry and use your personal experience to estimate the roll? Obviously, the roll depends heavily on course conditions and angle of fairways or greens. Just wondering what your thoughts or procedures are?
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I'm looking to get a reasonably affordable launch monitor for Christmas and have tried to review everyone i can find but can't decide which is the best. Does anyone have any suggestions on ones they've used that would be best for the price?
