Garmin R10

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Would the rangeball converter not increase your distances? I used a similar ball both times. Maybe the converter was on the second time. It was for a fitting so he might have wanted to put me in a good mood! Whereas for the first I was playing St Andrews. Perhaps it was set for cold heavy conditions.

Both were on Trackman 4 I think. So after the first go I heard the trackman is incredibly accurate so I wondered was I just off on what I thought my distances were versus what they were. But it just didn't make sense.

Deep Thought

Mark Crossfield also did a review

https://youtu.be/PIPwDSn0aSE

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I did like the idea of it, but I wouldn't be rushing to buy it after Mark Crossfields review. I think they said it had to be 6-8 feet behind you for an accurate reading. Would you have that room in a driving range bay? I'm not sure you would. And I'd want it more consistent than it seemed to be. What I'd really like to know at the moment is my angle of attack. When I try different things to get it more up on my driver and down on my irons, what things worked? And if it doesn't work consistently, maybe some of those things I'd try did work but the gadget would say they didn't.

Seve OB

I may have had it to close

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Both he and Rick Sheils said the same thing.. for longer irons and woods, it’s not very good.. it’s ok for short irons

The_Kew_Tour

Anyone either with iphone or Tablet might be interested to try Shot Vision 2.0.

It's a free launch monitor on your phone. 1.0 seemed to have a lot of discrepancies but this should be better.

Of course it's free so again I doubt it's going be trackman levels. I will try it next weekend if I can.