Two high-speed cameras. Every number, measured at impact.
You're the golfer who's always chasing something. You've won the rounds. You've beat the odds. You've hit balls in the cold. And after all of it, you still look to your ball and guess.
You have known our name for years. You could never own it. Until now.
Compact. Camera-based. Two high-speed cameras photograph the ball through impact, so the numbers on the built-in display are measured, not modelled. It works in the garage, in a net, on the range, and on the course. Indoors and out, nothing changes.
At impact, two high-speed cameras capture precisely what happens — the ball, in the microsecond that decides everything after it. Cameras see. Radar estimates. Doppler reads the ball downrange and works backward, filling in what it missed. We photograph it. One measures. One models.
Ball speed. Launch angle. Launch direction. Back spin. Side spin. Total spin. Spin axis. Carry distance. Total distance. Curve. Offline. Peak height. Descent angle. Hang time.
Fourteen measurements, every swing. Not one of them estimated. Gapping stops being a guess. Practice becomes measured.
The cameras see the shot. Foresight+ gives it somewhere to go. Practice with a purpose and watch your numbers move. Play real courses in your garage. Take it to the range and keep the same record. Your data follows you, wherever you hit a ball.
This is the part that keeps being worth it. The device is the way in. Foresight+ is what makes owning it worth more every month.
The garage. A net, a mat, and a full simulator night.
The backyard. Twenty minutes before dinner, and every one of them measured.
The range. Real numbers on real range balls, in your bag by the second stall.
The course. Know the carry before you pull the club.
Every launch monitor we build measures the ball with high-speed cameras, and every one unlocks the same Foresight+ experience. From the GC2 to the overhead-mounted Falcon, accuracy doesn't change. What changes is how much of impact we capture.
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