FlightScope Mevo - Portable Personal Launch Monitor for Golf

Product Information

Connect up to three mobile devices plus your FlightScope Mevo+ internal camera for the ultimate video experience.

If you’re looking to improve your golf in 2032 and have the space a home golf simulator is a must. This equipment creates the real-life scenario of playing golf but indoors. The system comprises an impact screen, mats, nets, and a simulator. Together the combinations work to give a golfer the comfort of playing golf in their home. Some golf simulators allow golfers to virtually play some of the best golf courses in the world. 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. Virtual Golf 2 comprises of features that are designed to make the game more fun and informative. Pebble Beach Golf Course has recently been added to their simulator. Every time I went into the FlightScope app I found it generally very easy to do the things I needed to. Winner: Tie. The set up is almost identical. The Mevo Plus does have a couple extra steps, but they’re short, and they provide the additional data that you bought Mevo Plus for.Mevo+ works with iPhone, iPad and Android, but the free courses included with Mevo+ only work with iPad, Personal launch monitors have improved dramatically but still have some room to grow. Models tested do a reasonably good job of measuring ball speed and launch angle for the most part. However, real spin measurements come at a cost. Most, if not all, launch monitors available today are powered by one of two technologies: radar or cameras. Radar Given that many of the best players in the world use these devices to drive both equipment and on-course decisions, it’s understandable that average golfers would be hungry to do the same. For the easiest of setups, both Voice Caddie SC300, Voice Caddie SC300i and SC200 Plus get you practicing in no time. PRGR is easy to set up and collect data. Features

There are quite a few products now that have built-in tools for capturing video of your swing, and the Mevo is no different. A: Smash factor is a common club performance metric. Several of the devices we tested provide this with varying degrees of accuracy. The Smash Factor formula is simple. It’s ball speed divided by head speed. If your plan is to use a personal launch monitor to gain performance insights while banging limited flight, beat to hell, or generally inconsistent range balls, you're wasting both your time and money. Practice with the ball you play (or at least one that's similar) so the data you collect is consistent and meaningful. 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. I found the app very intuitive, and pretty much anything I wanted to adjust could be done in the settings section.With both Mevo devices, you get the launch monitor, a charging cable, and some instructional material. One substantial difference is that the Mevo comes with a red carrying pouch, the Mevo Plus comes with a sturdy case. The Mevo feels pretty tough, but a proper case would be nice. I think if you’re going to use your launch monitor primarily indoors, camera-based units make the most sense for the serious player, especially if you have limited ball flight. I think the accuracy of consumer grade radar is good indoors, but it’s not quite at the level of the professional stuff, which is why there’s such an enormous price difference.