All shots push right

[Michael]

I'm a right handed golfer and I recently purchased the R-Motion and I've hit a couple hundred shots with it. It is very accurate with distance, however it shows everything I hit as a push to the right. No slices, just straight up pushes. Whenever I play I never hit anything to the right, my misses are always slight pulls to the left and the occasional hook. However, with the R-Motion the only way I can get it to register anything to the left is with an exaggerated slap hook. Has anyone else had this problem? I'm using callaway foam balls, stiff flex. I've tried adjusting the sensor position and that throws everything way off. Any tips would be appreciated

[GolfTee]

New here as well so take my advice for what it’s worth.
Are u squaring the club at address for a few seconds? If yes, then I suggest taking the rmotion to the range.
Then test your hits to see how well they mirror your actual golf shot.
i have done this and found issues where the app misreads the shot. Example: shot goes left but app shows it going right.
This seemed to be because I opened the club slightly at address before making the swing but had closed the face more at impact.
i’ve found the device is somewhat less accurate, but fun to play.

[qqqsimmons]

I gave up on the app. It did not seem accurate at all. The Golf Club simulator seemed to give me results I could believe, and that's the only thing I use now.

[golfun2]

I gave up on the app. It did not seem accurate at all. The Golf Club simulator seemed to give me results I could believe, and that's the only thing I use now.

That’s exactly what I experienced! They haven’t had one update to resolve any problems even though they were supposed to months and months ago.

[qqqsimmons]

Funny that more people aren't mentioning that. My experience is that it's an embarrassment to an otherwise excellent product.

[StormGolf73]

I would also recommend going to the range, hopefully with a laptop to confirm your setup. I have found the APP on Android to be pretty good on short clubs but the longer they get the worse they are. Anything over say a 9 iron was getting pretty iffy results on accuracy.

As mentioned though, it's important for the club to be SQUARE and still for a moment before you begin your swing. A bit weird for some I know....but it's the only way the device can KNOW what it needs to know.

I'm very impressed with the results on the SIM once things are dialed in with the sensor and such. But the app at least for Android is just a toy to me compared to the sim results. I'd just go to the range on the SIM...but not as convenient as taking your phone to the real range!