For a golfer, the month of June is known for two things: Fathers Day and the U.S. Open ..read more

First, let me start with a disclaimer. Yes, I work for SkyTrak and yes, I am an avid SkyTrak user ..read more

For four years as a college player, I recorded my stats after each round. As a result, I knew my strengths and my weaknesses. Afterwards, as a team we would have a game plan going into our practice sessions — knowing exactly what we need to be working on. As I’ve transitioned out of being able to play every day, I’ve looked to SkyTrak to help me streamline my practice sessions because I simply don’t get to practice as much as I used to. In my opinion, the most underrated feature of SkyTrak is the Skills Assessment. Why? Because I use it multiple times a month to help address those weaknesses I ..read more

When we first set out to define our approach to what would become the SkyTrak experience, we knew we had to start with a blank canvas. Our previous experience at the time, as with nearly every other launch monitor company in an overly-saturated niche market, was focused almost exclusively on the commercial account/professional user. Golf technology was progressing at an astounding rate and the amount of data becoming available to the end-user was staggering, if not completely overwhelming. We made the decision that, in order to connect with the average golfer and avoid what I call ​“data overl ..read more

Let’s face it, winter golf is the worst time of the year. The weather is cold and unpredictable, often making it impossible to get out to the course. But, if you’re a SkyTrak owner, you can play golf anytime; on your terms! In fact, I spend most of my winter playing major championship courses and working on my short game. With our catalog of simulation options, championship golf is only a click away! Learn a little bit more about them below – and don’t forget to click the hyperlinks ..read more

2021…. wow, 2020 is finally over ..read more

The title of this blog should say it all ..read more

With Spring finally here, the Masters takes center stage (cue The Masters theme music). We all know the Masters is known for its approach shots and massive slopes on the greens. Being in top form coming into the week and being able to control your ball flight and distances is key to winning the tournament. In this entry, I’ll be giving you my dark horse, contender and who I think will be putting on the green jacket ..read more

One question I always received as a teaching professional was, ​“why can’t I take my range game to the course?” As golfers, we are always trying to mess with our swing, mess with our equipment, or we mess with our setup. But we often neglect how to transfer our practice sessions to the course ..read more

In order to hit the ball lower, most players are taught to adjust their ball position by moving it to the trail foot. However, one issue could arise ..read more