Hello from Cheyenne, WY and a question

[bobbyclampett!]

Hello everyone, I'm new to the site and I'm excited to dive in and learn more. I'm sure I could learn the answer to this question by digging around in the forums, but maybe somebody can point me in the right direction to narrow my search. I'm wanting to know if there is a personal launch monitor that captures club data out on the range, most importantly club path, club face, face to path, and angle of attack. Not so concerned with club head speed or ball data. I feel like I can see what the ball is doing with my naked eye good enough for my purposes, and of course the range rocks are going to perform differently than my ProV1s. But I would love to know with instant feedback, okay, that path was a little too in to out, that angle of attack wasn't steep enough, my club face was too closed to path, etc., then adjust accordingly. Obviously Trackman and GCQuad do a great job of this, right? But for $40k? Is there an option yet on the market for what I want, under $1k? $2.5k? Are we there yet? I feel confident we will be there soon, if we aren't there already. Any advice you guys have would be greatly appreciated! Can't wait to learn more.

Devon

[andygg1986]

Unfortunately you are going to have to spend more than that to get club numbers outside. The cheapest option is going to be a used flightscope xi tour or x2 but you are looking closer to $4K for either of those. The good news is you also get ball data. They also hold their value reasonably well so you can recoup most of that down the road.

For inside you could get a P3proswing but those have mixed reviews about their accuracy.

[wbond]

Rmotion has some of this and they have an iphone app that is in beta now with users. It definitely needs to be tweaked, but for some general info it's ok. All depends upon how much accuracy you need or are willing to pay for. It's a shaft mounted sensor so that may be a turn off as well.

[Pat S.]

SkyPro does some of this too. I have one that I use for range sessions. It's cheap enough that it might be worth checking out. I bought a refurb on eBay for 70 bucks. I use it a lot. It's a shaft mounted sensor, as well, so you have to move it from club to club, but it's not that big of a deal to do on the range. Works really well with the iPhone app. I probably use the putting feature more than anything else, though it will measure and report checkpoints on the full swing, as well. This is not exactly what you were asking about but it might be worth checking out:

http://www.golfskypro.com/skypro