Attack Angle means the movement of your club face, up or down, at the moment of maximum compression, and is measured relative to the horizon.

It corresponds to the measure of how quickly the ball is projected when it stops making contact with the club face. More speed corresponds to greater distances.

Your “Carry” distance reflects how far your ball travels before it touches the ground again. It is essential to be aware of your “Carry” if you need to overcome obstacles, such as Bunkers or lakes.

The trajectory of your club (relative to your target) has a crucial influence on the shape of your shot. A negative angle is commonly referred to as an “Outside-in Swing”, while a positive angle is known as an “Inside-out”. ideally we should aim for a neutral trajectory for straight shots.

It corresponds to how quickly you swing your club and is measured in the instant immediately before impacting the ball. More speed corresponds to more distance.

It is the amount of Loft on the face of the club, at the precise moment of impact and is measured relative to the horizon. Too much Dynamic Loft can reduce your carry distance, conversely, too little Dynamic Loft can cause excessive rolling.

Corresponde à direção (direita/esquerda ) que a face do taco está direcionada no momento de impacto, relativamente à linha do alvo. Uma face fechada potencia um número negativo e uma face aberta dá origem a um número positivo em jogadores “Right Handed”. O Ângulo da Face é o número mais importante quando se determina a direção inicial da bola.

Your “Face Path” is the difference between the face angle and trajectory of the club. “Face to Path” is a key factor when determining the expected curvature of the ball. A value of zero represents a face angle and club path that have the same value, and that results in an uncurved ball flight.

Corresponds to the angle between the ball’s flight relative to the horizon. Along with ball speed, Launch Angle is one of the most important factors that determine the height and distance of the shot.

The Smash Factor is related to how efficiently you can transfer energy from the Club Face to the golf ball and is measured through Ball Speed, divided by club speed. You should consider that a Smash Factor of 1.50 when playing with a Driver, reflects maximum efficiency in transferring energy to the ball.

Spin Loft is a three-dimensional angle between the direction in which the clubhead is moving (including Club Trajectory and Angle of Attack) and the direction in which the Face to Club is pointed (including Face to Club Angle and the Dynamic Loft). If they are all the same, a higher “Spin Loft” value will result in more “spin” / rotation of the ball.

The Spin Rate of your shots directly affects control and distance. You should try to obtain lower “Spin” values ​​to maximize distance and consider that a high “Spin” value can increase grip on the greens, slowing down the ball as it rolls.

Corresponds to the distance between the exit and the point at which the ball stops moving.