A Golf Club & Ball Fitting Event That Will Increase Distance & Accuracy and Improve Your Game Significantly

Welcome to the future of golf. A picture is worth a thousand words. So picture yourself shooting lower golf scores. With our state of the art 3D Doppler system, you can launch your way to better golf with just one session.

Doppler radar provides Golf Performance Monitors the advantage of collecting hundreds of thousands of data points for ball flight and swing analysis. The radar "sees" the club and golf ball before, during, and after the moment of impact, and follows the ball as it flies down range. This allows Zelocity™ to collect a stream of actual data points (100,000 per second) from the Doppler radar signal.

This 10-15 minute fitting session utilizes ball launch monitor technology to optimize your launch conditions for a single driver and several golf balls. Through our 3D Doppler Radar System, we can make sure you are choosing the best driver for optimal perfomance. We can also show areas for improvement. You can expect 5-25 yards added to their drives.

This 25-minute fitting session utilizes ball launch monitor technology to optimize your launch conditions for up to 3 drivers (different shaft flexes/lofts) in addition to several golf balls to find the optimum combination for your game. Also, we will check your swing path for hook, draw, slice, push, fade, straight shots & attack angle. All can be reviewed and practiced using our swing path tracking system. Flight path is crucial on identifying what shot to hit and once you know it will lead to better scores. In addition, we can review all the top ball manufacturers on the market to see which ball best suit you.

A Ball Launch Monitor (BLM) is a state-of-the-art computer using Doppler radar technology that records your shots just after impact to analyze distance-determining variables: spin rate, launch angle and ball speed.

Measured in revolutions per minute (RPM), spin rate determines how far and how straight you can hit a golf ball. Generally, players with higher ball speed will want to keep their spin down, while slower ball speeds will dictate that you increase spin to maximize trajectory and distance.

Measured in degrees above horizontal, initial launch angle is how high you hit the golf ball. Generally, most golfers would hit it further if they launched the ball higher.

Measured in miles per hour (MPH), this is how fast the golf ball is traveling after it's been struck. Faster ball speeds lead to greater distance (as long as spin and launch are also optimized).

The key to optimizing your launch conditions, and ultimately hitting the ball farther, is to optimize the combinations of those three important variables: spin rate, launch angle and ball speed.

High launch + low spin = greater distance. There are exceptions, however. If your ball speed isn't high enough, you actually will need MORE spin in order to maximize distance.