Face Angle is the most important number when determining the starting direction of the golf ball.
Increasing Club Speed is key to adding more potential distance.
Spin Axis helps you to understand what type of shot shape to expect.
Learn how top players like Justin Rose use the Consistency Number to refine their game.
Most golfers are likely unaware that there is very little difference between a driver and a pitching wedge when it comes to Apex Height.
Defined as being before or after impact, Low Point lets golfers assess whether they are hitting behind (up on) the ball or after (down on) the ball.
The 2023 PGA & LPGA Tour Averages by Trackman, with data on Club Speed, Ball Speed, Spin Rate, and Carry to improve your game.
Swing Plane is a useful metric that helps golfers better understand the tilt and direction of their swing.
Ball speed, launch angle, and spin rate must be optimized to reach a golfer’s potential Carry distance.
Discover the Trackman Handicap system—your key to understanding Virtual Golf abilities. Learn its basis, how it updates, and its role in tournaments.
Describing the initial direction the ball starts relative to the target line, Launch Direction indicates whether a shot starts right, left or directly at target.
Key parameters that are crucial for your golf game.