THE TECHnology

 You probably already agree with me, but I think video analysis is still one of the most effective ways to provide feedback to golfers. 

Why, you ask? Let's break it down

1. Visual Representation

By showing a golfer a video of themselves or using a model swing, coaches and instructors can give the golfer a clear reference point to work from.

2. Measure the Progress 

I can see how a golfer's technique has improved or what areas they may still be struggling with.

3. Improved Communication

 I can help to foster a sense of collaboration and shared ownership of the learning process when using video analysis.

 The R & D department has spent over 15 years engineering a sophisticated combination of laser, light, impact and camera sensory technologies to collect raw data at and around the impact zone. Combined with incredible computing power and custom-built 3D graphics software, X-Golf is the smartest kid in class.

This new technology measures not only the motion vector of the golf ball, but also the movement of the golf club such as path, angle of attack, trajectory and velocity. Following the laws of physics, these measurements allow us to perfectly replicate the golf ball flight (fade, draw, hook, slice). X-Golf technology measures fat or thin shots, tops and all the things that can go wrong when playing off real grass.