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I am pretty sure I saw a post here a while ago about getting club data from SkyTrak in some sort of spreadsheet form? I know it is calculated data, rather than measured, but I was wondering if that is possible to see somewhere.
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You can see it with my Advanced Analytics platform (requires you to be using SkyTrak on PC): https://gunghogolf.com/blog/Advanced...cs-for-SkyTrakOriginally posted by Toolish View Post- Ron at GunghoGolf.com - we specialize in TrackMan, FlightScope, Foresight, Uneekor, SkyTrak, Garmin, Bushnell, TGC, and E6 Connect. 512-861-4151 or email hello AT gunghogolf.com. -
That is it mate, just sent a request to get a sign in.Originally posted by GungHoGolf View PostComment
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Thanks for the analytics, it is great!Originally posted by GungHoGolf View Post
Couple of queries, is it possible to change any units from Metric to Imperial and vice versa. I like to look at clubhead speed in MPH but carry distance in metres.
Either way, it is a great piece of software. Would love to get the info real time instead of after the session but it is great to validate the work!
EDIT: Forgot to ask, is a positive angle of attack down or up?Comment
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I always felt like I hit down to much on driver so got a high spinny ball flight. I worked on some different feels last night and ended up with this
Club Speed 99 mph
Ball Speed 145 mph
Horizontal Launch Angle 4
Vertical Launch 16.2
Backspin 2,952
Sidespin -382
Apex Height 35 (yards I think!)
AofA 3.3
Dynamic Loft 12.8
Face Angle -1.7
Swing Path 2
Carry 242.
to see a 3.3 upwards angle of attack is massive, I thought I needed to hit up more but this might have done it! -
Toolish good numbers! That's probably pretty close to max carry. Get your backspin down to 2,400 or so, without adding more sidespin, and you'll get more rollout. 35 yd apex is great with driver for max carry. 3.3 up isn't massive - most ams should be at 3-5. Pros are more like -1 to 1 because they have plenty of speed and want more control. -
Toolish Keep in mind it's best to look at the club data numbers in AA in aggregate, and not on individual shots. Most important is your average over several good hits. Any one shot can be a little wonky, but in aggregate they're surprisingly accurate.
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