This was one feature the Garmin R10 nailed, when they included a phone mount with the device. Final Thoughts on the FlightScope Mevo I’ve reviewed the Swing Caddie SC200 in the past, which had a similar easy setup – but there was no app included with that (you’ll need the more expensive sc300 for that). The marriage between the Mevo and the Mevo app is so incredibly seamless. This shouldn’t come as a surprise considering FlightScope’s reputation for professional-level launch monitors. I have yet to be able to test this out indoors, but I’m hoping to soon and will update this review accordingly. It feels like a small thing to be able to do this, but I found being able to use my watch to be an incredibly convenient and useful tool while I was on the range using the FlightScope. The Flightscope Mevo is compact measuring 3.55 inches X 2.76 inches X 1.18 inches, weighing in at less than ½ pound making it extremely portable and easy to add to your golf bag. Battery

This is another calculation done by the Flightscope Mevo software and again the results are remarkably similar Smash Factor It would display the same data view that you customized on the device immediately after every shot you hit. FlightScope Mevo Golf gives you the ability to take your golf game to the next level when paired with a FlightScope Mevo® radar. This app features the ability to capture automated video on your phone or tablet, and provides real-time performance data overlay with the video. Whether you want to view only video or just data, Mevo Golf allows you to fully customize your display.

When comparing the information provided by the two launch monitors the differences are highlighted quite clearly. While I don’t exactly have a super scientific way to judge the accuracy, I did my best. I took a rangefinder and got the exact distance to one of the pins, and then hit balls with a gap wedge and based on my shot would try and guess how far the ball was based on the proximity to the flag. Subscription to the software is highly recommended to ensure that you have access to the latest releases and your hardware is covered as well. Over the years I’ve reviewed a lot of different golf tech products, but there’s one that I’ve been wanting to try that up until recently had eluded me: the FlightScope Mevo. The device connects to your smartphone or mobile device via Bluetooth and the charger can be connected using the USB device to charge the battery. Measurements

You have the option of recording in slow motion if you really want to break down your swing, and you can easily choose between the front or rear-facing camera on your phone in the settings section of the app.

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You also might notice that there is a screen for Mushin and Quiet Eye, which are for integrations you can use with other products.

Additional parameters for the X3: Club Path, Face to Path, Face to Target, Dynamic Loft, Vertical Descent Angle, Vertical Swing Plane, Horizontal Swing Plane, Low Point, Curve. I then turned on the Mevo which I’d charged overnight, and I immediately watched the screen in the top right of the app switch from Disconnected (red), to Connected (Blue), to Ready (green) in a total of about 10 seconds. The key thing when placing a golf simulator is the amount of space. Consider these measurement tips when putting a simulator into a room. As you’ll see above, the Foresight range comes with a projector, but if you’re looking to build your own then there are plenty of projectors are available to use on your simulators. Some of them have good quality, some are optimum for beginners. some are perfect for professionals. Other than that, you will also find the expensive ones. Here are some of the best projectors for golf simulators.I had some shots that were wayoff, but if you were to just look at some of the stats, you wouldn’t necessarily see that. One of the biggest problems with using the Mevo is trying to figure out how to properly place your phone so that you can easily access and view the data, or position it for using the camera (more on that in a minute). But again, ease of setup only goes so far if the numbers aren’t accurate, or you can’t actually use the rest of the features in a user-friendly way. Using the FlightScope Mevo There are apps linked to both of the devices to convert the data collected and present detail in a visual format that is clear and easy to understand. One thing I’d add if you’re serious about using the FlightScope on a regular basis – get a cheap tripod to use.