CSV File vs Excel for Golf Launch Monitor Data
A launch-monitor session ends with a familiar little problem. The shots are saved, the range bucket is empty, and a file is waiting on the desktop before any useful review…
A launch-monitor session ends with a familiar little problem. The shots are saved, the range bucket is empty, and a file is waiting on the desktop before any useful review…
A 10-handicapper reaches the 14th hole with a familiar problem. The carry is 145 yards over a bunker to a back pin, but the rangefinder reads 143, the phone GPS…
A golfer finishes a range session, exports the file, and opens a spreadsheet full of rows. Ball speed is there. Launch angle is there. Spin rate, carry, club path, face…
A golfer can spend an entire afternoon hitting balls, leave the range tired, and still face the same scoring problem in the next round. The wedges may have received plenty…
You're 218 yards from the green on a par 5, the pin is tucked, and the headwind is obvious but unmeasured. Three clubs could reach the target, yet none feels…
The garage simulator is ready, the mat is square, and the launch monitor is reporting numbers. A week later, the range session lives in one app, the indoor session lives…
A player stands over a 142-yard approach with a slight breeze in the face. The rangefinder says 142, but that number doesn't answer the question. An 8-iron might reach it,…
You've just walked off the 18th green after shooting 92, opened the handicap app, and found a 14.3 Handicap Index. A few days later, a 95 produces 15.1. That feels…
A golfer stands on a range mat with three nearly identical balls, a Garmin R10 behind the hitting area, and a familiar problem. Wedges are flying toward the same target,…
A lot of golfers are standing in the same spot right now. They have a launch monitor session saved somewhere, a rough sense that two clubs fly the same number,…