Evaluate every phase of a golf swing - Right or Left handed.

Finally a time-tested swing analyzer that combines right and left handed usage. The Pro V analyzer can actually diagnose both right and left handed golfers using only one hitting platform. This feat is accomplished with technology no other manufacturer has matched. What's more, we've improved upon the Pro V's exclusive performance with our ready to run ProGrafix 3 software. It is painstakingly designed to further enhance instruction and clubfitting abilities. The Pro V's infrared sensors calculate clubhead path and speed, clubface angle, ball carry, impact point, tempo, ball spin, clubhead rotation through impact, and solid hit factor (SHF).

In short order, you'll find that each program's visual aids increase learning retention while they decrease instruction time. So not only will your teaching message become clearer, your students progress will become faster. Consequently, the entire instruction cycle is accelerated, improving the students progress. For the Clubfitter, all of the necessary information is displayed clearly and accurately. Using ProGrafix 3 makes clubfitting quicker and more accurate. ProGrafix 3 animation graphically depicts the clubhead coming into the ball and displays all of the pertinent swing information:

• Clubhead Speed
• Swingpath
• Side Spin
• Carry
• Impact
• Clubface Angle
• Rotation
• Tempo
• Ball Speed
• Solid Hit Factor (SHF)

Simply add your own IBM PC compatible computer and you have the most sophisticated and comprehensive teaching and clubfitting platform on the market today.

The Animation program is excellent for the beginning student and a highly convincing resource for the more advanced golfer. This program gathers swing data and animates the actual swingpath, face angle and impact point using computer graphics. It also tabulates data on clubhead speed, ball carry, ball speed, tempo, face rotation thru impact, and solid hit factor (SHF). There is an overhead view of a driving range that allows players to visually relate clubhead action in the impact area and its effect on ball flight. The result is a better understanding of the complex interacting forces in golf.