So with today being President's day and having the day off, I scheduled an hour long Trackman session just to see where I'm at with my gapping and look at some trends that I'll want to work on in a lesson that I am scheduling at the same place. It was my first time on an actual Trackman and was relatively eye opening based on what I have seen from local GG and GS monitors.
My question around the trackman is around using balls on it. For the practice session they provided some Pro V1 balls that had seen their share of usage and is not my primary ball of choice due to my relative inexperience and higher handicap/swing speed. If I go back for a future practice session and lessons, should I use the same balls I would use on the course for a more accurate reading on distances, spin, and launch angle? Is Trackman able to get down to that much detail in the technology when reading the information? I'm assuming it is smart enough to be able to read the spin rates on a Pro v1 versus a Callaway SuperSoft accordingly but I figured I'd for experience with people who have used Trackman far more than I have.
My question around the trackman is around using balls on it. For the practice session they provided some Pro V1 balls that had seen their share of usage and is not my primary ball of choice due to my relative inexperience and higher handicap/swing speed. If I go back for a future practice session and lessons, should I use the same balls I would use on the course for a more accurate reading on distances, spin, and launch angle? Is Trackman able to get down to that much detail in the technology when reading the information? I'm assuming it is smart enough to be able to read the spin rates on a Pro v1 versus a Callaway SuperSoft accordingly but I figured I'd for experience with people who have used Trackman far more than I have.