Welcome to GOLF’s Top 100 Teacher roundtable discussion, where some of the best instructors in the industry answer the game’s most pressing questions. The goal? To help your game and lower your scores as quickly as possible.
Practicing in a simulator is a great way to get some reps in the winter. But as you practice in your battlefield, you may become overwhelmed by the amount of data the sim throws at you.
With every stroke you make, dozens of data points are recorded and shared on the screen. This is great for optimizing your swing, but it can also be a bit of information overload for most golfers.
So if you go to the sim to hit balls, what data points should you have? Real be focused? We asked a panel of Top 100 Teachers for their input.
1. Low point
Low point, swing direction and smash factor are what I would recommend. Simulator mats provide a false sense of security because most golfers don’t really know if they have the right swing surface. Solid hits with the bottom in the right place and if you go the right way you’ll be ready for the season in the real world, on the grass. —Martin Chuck
2. Clubface keys
Any data related to face contact (ball speed, smash factor and location) is useful, but it also depends on what you are trying to improve. However, clubface data is important to most recreational golfers, so keep an eye on that. —Michael Hunt
3. Starting direction
Start direction and rotation axis. If your draws start on the right and the spin axis moves to the left (or vice versa) over and over again, you have created a reliable stroke pattern. From there you can work on tightening the numbers or refining others. —Jason Carbone
Divot board
The Divot Board is a revolutionary golf training aid that gives golfers instant feedback with every swing. By showing exactly where your club hits the ground, the Divot Board makes it easy to spot errors and correct them on the spot. Whether you practice indoors or outdoors, this tool will help you improve ball striking, swing path and low point control. With consistent use, the Divot Board builds muscle memory so you can hit the ball cleaner, hit straighter shots and lower your scores. Instant feedback for faster learning Research shows that immediate feedback can accelerate learning by 50-70%. The Divot Board provides real-time feedback on your swing, allowing you to make quick adjustments and refine your technique instantly. Improve ConsistencyDid you know that 70-80% of golfers struggle with inconsistent contact? The Divot Board shows exactly where your club hit the surface, helping you identify mistakes and build a repeatable, reliable swing. Train anywhere The Divot Board is compact and portable and can be used at home, on the driving range or even in the office. The high-quality construction ensures durability through countless practice sessions. Proudly designed and assembled in the USA. Using a Divot Board consistently will transform your exercise routine. It’s the easiest way to increase awareness, develop better ball striking and see results faster.
View Product
#information #pay #attention #practicing #simulator