I don't think Protee measures spin. This is likely why you have a difference.
Protee vs Flightscope......... Who do you trust????
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As promised here are the adjustments I've made ball speed first and then drag;
Driver .96, 1.0
3 Wood .98, 1.01
5 Wood .97, .96
4 Iron .97, .99
5 Iron .97, .98
6 iron .97. .99
7 Iron .97, .98
8 Iron .96, .95
9 Iron .95, .96
PW .95, .97
SW .92, .99
LW .92, 1.06
I know that Protee will tell you not to adjust ball speed but for me it is huge, it confirms my feel of how solid I've hit the shot, it is more important to me then carry which can be impacted by uphill or downhill and wind. For example a solid 4 iron for me is 128 mph of ball speed, I can tell instantly by feel if my strike is off and sure enough the Protee numbers always confirm it.
hope this helps.
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Originally posted by Cklguy2013 View PostAs promised here are the adjustments I've made ball speed first and then drag;
Driver .96, 1.0
3 Wood .98, 1.01
5 Wood .97, .96
4 Iron .97, .99
5 Iron .97, .98
6 iron .97. .99
7 Iron .97, .98
8 Iron .96, .95
9 Iron .95, .96
PW .95, .97
SW .92, .99
LW .92, 1.06
I know that Protee will tell you not to adjust ball speed but for me it is huge, it confirms my feel of how solid I've hit the shot, it is more important to me then carry which can be impacted by uphill or downhill and wind. For example a solid 4 iron for me is 128 mph of ball speed, I can tell instantly by feel if my strike is off and sure enough the Protee numbers always confirm it.
hope this helps.
Thank you for these. I will try them out tomorrow. Any ideas on why the spin #s are so different?
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Exactly Protee doesn't measure spin, IMHO, I don't thing they have enough in their calculations though. When I get a chance I'll post some of my Trackman spin numbers versus Protee generated numbers.Last edited by Cklguy2013; 11-28-2015, 05:19 AM.
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