This is great to ensure the conditions match up with your every day playing environment.įor example, if you live in a high elevation where the ball flies further, you will want SkyTrak to be set in that environment. My Amazon Alexa has probably thousands of features but I end up using it mostly as a kitchen timer or a music player.Īnyway, some of the most overlooked features include the Environmental Conditions feature. A bunch of technology, not limited to golf, packs a ton of "features" into the product but half of them you never end up actually using. The ability to integrate with golf simulation softwareĪnother great thing about SkyTrak's features is that each one is helpful and something you will probably use if you own it. Various skills tests to help benchmark performanceĪn assessment to help dial in your distances and discover poor club gaps in your bagĪn assessment to help dial in your wedge distances and half swings The ability to change environmental factors such as elevation or temperatureĪ helpful club fitting assessment to help compare two clubs The ability to save and review past range sessions Long drive and closest to the pin contests Numeric display - SkyTrak’s option to view session data as a numeric table Multi-color shot tracers - separates different clubs with it’s own unique shot-tracer color, allowing you to easily see shot dispersions with different clubs SkyTrak’s standard driving range to hit shots and view live shot data So we’ll do our best to summarize SkyTrak’s features and what they do: But SkyTrak’s automation of this makes things way easier.Ī whole article could be dedicated to go over SkyTrak’s features. You could do this with any launch monitor by hitting balls, writing down all your numbers, throwing them into an excel sheet, and figuring out all your averages, gaps, etc. At the end, SkyTrak gives you a great visual for problem areas in your bag make-up. With bag mapping, you hit a set number of balls with each club in your bag. A good example of this is it’s “bag mapping” feature. But SkyTrak offers many different modules that, in a way, hold your hand through various game improvement strategies. Some launch monitors throw a bunch of data at you and leave it up to you to decide what to do with it. What we really like about SkyTrak’s features are how user-friendly they are. Once again, a remarkable feat considering the price tag. SkyTrak is one of the most feature-rich launch monitors on the market. The fact that you can get this type of accuracy with SkyTrak for thousands of dollars less is one of the many reasons SkyTrak is so popular. From our experience, SkyTrak’s data is remarkably almost always spot on, and usually not more than 1-2% off from the more expensive units such as the Foresight Sports GC2 or FlightScope X3. SkyTrak’s photometric technology has one main downside but overall is extremely accurate and reliable. Then after a few algorithms here and a few equations there, it spits out your data.
Photometric launch monitors use high-speed cameras to capture and analyze the ball at impact. SkyTrak is a photometric, or camera-based, launch monitor. Today’s launch monitors typically use either camera or doppler radar-based technology. Is SkyTrak Accurate? Summary: Very impressive indoors but tends to struggle outdoors SkyTrak vs more Expensive Launch Monitors
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