FlightScope Mevo - Portable Personal Launch Monitor for Golf

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This was one feature the Garmin R10 nailed, when they included a phone mount with the device. Final Thoughts on the FlightScope Mevo Once your app is connected to the Mevo or Mevo Plus, you’ll go to settings. This is where you’ll input where you’re using the device (Short Indoor, Indoor, Outdoor), how far the Mevo is from the ball, and how much ball flight you have if you’re on Short Indoor. Inputting these parameters doesn’t take more than a minute. 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. When you’re hitting balls, the response from the Mevo is almost instantaneous. You’ll get the read-out you chose based on the above within a second or two of hitting your shot, and the user experience works really well. I’m pretty convinced that the most useful piece of golf tech isn’t a golf product at all, but rather the Apple Watch. Whether you’re using it as part of a GPS app like GolfLogix, or in conjunction with a product like Mevo or Arccos– I’ve been continually impressed with how well many of the Apple Watch integrations have been.

This is another calculation done by the Flightscope Mevo software and again the results are remarkably similar Carry Distance This is another calculation done by the Flightscope Mevo software and again the results are remarkably similar. Total Spin And unfortunately, since there isn’t any lateral data, it’s tough to truly get a sense of how your accuracy is improving – especially if the thing you’re working on is fixing a swing flaw like a slice. 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. 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.It’s also worth noting that the Mevo+ includes the wall adapter so you can charge it from any outlet. The Mevo just has the charging cable, so you’ll need to plug it into a USB port on your computer. There are plenty of simulators that offer the capability to play with a real golf ball. But, with a real golf ball, there is an essential need to buy an impact screen. These screens are made with durable material that allows maximum protection. OptiShot is one of the simulators that offer this feature. With that, you can play with a real ball, a foam ball, and no ball at all. Data Margins – you can assign margins to any parameter or set of parameters. Results are highlighted green when they are within those values or red when they are outside the scope. 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. Improve your game and bring your practice to a new level with the FlightScope Golf mobile app. Pair your device with a FlightScope radar to record training sessions providing accurate data and automatically trimmed video. FS Golf provides various ways of displaying data so you can choose your favourite and focus solely on aspects you want to improve.

One thing I’d add if you’re serious about using the FlightScope on a regular basis – get a cheap tripod to use. 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. However, this doesn’t affect the usability of the device at all – it’s very intuitive to use. Is the Flightscope Mevo Data Accurate? On a pure feature per cost basis, we rate the Flightscope Mevo as the winner in this category. It is more affordable for the ordinary golfer and presents enough features to improve your swing considerably. Final Thoughts Every time I went into the FlightScope app I found it generally very easy to do the things I needed to.The ball speed measured on both of the launch monitors are similar and within a 5% range. Club Speed I have yet to be able to test this out indoors, but I’m hoping to soon and will update this review accordingly.

View your data for every shot in a comprehensive table that includes averages and standard deviations. Use your averages and standard deviations to identify areas to improve and monitor progress over time. Both launch monitors offer loads of features aimed at improving your swing and overall golf game while the simulator software will entertain our friends and family for may hours.With a 4X price difference, it’s hard to compare the Mevo to the Mevo Plus as apples to apples. What I can say is that, compared to similarly priced units, I think Mevo falls short. In contrast, I think Mevo+ is excellent compared to other devices in its price range. The best option I’ve seen in this price range that doesinclude all of those features is the Garmin R10. The accuracy is in a similar range to the Mevo, but it has substantially more features. Not the least of which is the ability to turn the R10 into a full-blown home golf simulator. Indoor Use with the Mevo