Measured, not remembered
The swing you feel is not the swing that happened.
You finish a shot and your body files a report — a pull, a thin one, a ball that went left. By the time you're in the car, that report has become your memory of the swing. In a bay at Northgate, the same shot leaves a trace on the screen. One swing, two versions, and only one of them can be measured.
What you feel
The report your hands file before you've looked up.
- A pull you didn't plan
- A strike that felt pure
- A ball that went left anyway
- A tempo that felt slow
What the bay measures
The same swing, recorded and replayed — the version you can work with.
- Club path
- Face angle
- Attack angle
- Strike location
- Launch and ball speed
- Spin