I've had my skytrak since the year it came out and haven't had much issues with different misreads, but I've had one that I get frequently. It's a big push way right that carries about 30% farther than I can hit the club. It happens with every club in my bag and happens anywhere I play (my shop and my garage both have great lighting) and has happened since day one. I use ProVs and it tends to happen with used balls more, but I certainly get it with newer balls too. I'm a low single handicap and I'm certain this is a misread. If I'm hitting a pitching wedge (140 yards) it goes 165-170. If Im using my 5 wood (240yards) it goes 280-310. And it's the exact same push right ball flight every time I get this misread, even when I know I toe hooked it. I have TGC 2019 but get this misread on both TGC and the Skytrak app the same amount. If I play for an hour, I'd say I get it 5-10 times. The club I'm hitting doesn't seem to affect the frequency. I use both USB and Network mode and this hasn't affected the frequency either. I've messed around with hitting other 4 piece balls and ProVs seem to do it more than say a TP5.
I'm upgrading to the Skytrak plus, but I've always been curious about this misread so I thought I'd put it out there.
I'm upgrading to the Skytrak plus, but I've always been curious about this misread so I thought I'd put it out there.