Excessive Outside in club path

[Deaner]

Good morning new here! Wondering if anyone else has trouble with outside / in path readings. Just got a skytrak + in Dec 24 and readings seemed to start out fine but does not matter what i do now it always shows 10-20 degree outside / in path. I have even tried to hit exaggerated inside / out shots with the driver only hitting about 20 yards and will still show 10-12 degree outside in and 1500-2000 side spin - impossible. Some of the iron shots have shown up to 60 degree club path. It is properly aligned, properly leveled, I reset it, cleared the cache, it is set to the correct heigth compared to the hitting matt, and running the new 5.2. It shows such a large slice i can hardly play a game on Course Play. Not much fun so far.

[nbar]

Check your level side to side front to back. Also check the alignment with the alignment tool the two red dots.

[jpotas]

Can you post a picture of your set up?

[nbar]

The LM sits on a pad to bring it up level with mat.

[jpotas]

Have the two trays of balls always sat behind you? I know it sounds crazy but I have personally experienced white tennis shoes causing bad reads or no reads. I started wearing black tennis shoes and haven't had a problem in years. That or contact Skytrak, maybe a bad camera?

[jpotas]

One other question, is the case even with the top surface of your matt or is the actual Skytrak even with the surface of your matt?

[nbar]

I don't have the problem and I wear white golf shoes. Secondly the bottom of my Skytrak is level with my matt as legs on my case are elevated to level it.

[nbar]

Another angle

[nbar]

Sorry 2nd shot.

[Ronsc1985]

You have extreme offset between the hitting area and the center of your screen. Unless you are aiming at the extreme right side of your screen every shot will be indicated as extreme out to in. Remember straight is relative to the orientation of your launch monitor so if you aim to the center of your screen the club path will be out to in a lot.

In order to fix this you will have to aim the launch monitor parallel to a line from the hitting area to the middle of the screen..

[nbar]

You have extreme offset between the hitting area and the center of your screen. Unless you are aiming at the extreme right side of your screen every shot will be indicated as extreme out to in. Remember straight is relative to the orientation of your launch monitor so if you aim to the center of your screen the club path will be out to in a lot.

In order to fix this you will have to aim the launch monitor parallel to a line from the hitting area to the middle of the screen..

Your talking to the wrong person I responded to the post and mine line up is dead on. I have the ball on my screen dead in line with the ball on my mat. Works great don't have the problem when it's hit straight I goes straight.