'Flightscope Studio' Opens at Gimpo Airport Branch
Provides 27 Data Points with Launch Monitor 'Mibo Range'
Free Trial Available Until the End of This Month
XGOLF, the operator of the golf practice range brand 'ShowGolf,' recently opened a 'FlightScope Studio' at its Gimpo Airport branch in Gangseo-gu, Seoul. This space is designed to help maintain consistency in training by analyzing golf-related data.
FlightScope Studio for swing and ball flight data analysis set up at ShowGolf Gimpo Airport branch [Photo by ShowGolf]
FlightScope is the manufacturer of the launch monitor 'Mevo,' which analyzes golf swings and ball trajectories. The studio, consisting of three separate spaces, is equipped with the professional launch monitor 'Mevo Range,' which was released domestically last month.
Utilizing military radar technology, the Mevo Range analyzes a golfer's swing and displays 27 types of data on a connected device screen within about 2 seconds after the shot. It provides numerical data such as carry distance (from where the golf ball was hit to the landing point), roll distance, launch angle by club, ball speed, spin rate, strike accuracy, ball flight pattern, and face angle.
ShowGolf will operate the studio free of charge until the end of this month to allow more golfers to experience 'data golf.' For golfers unfamiliar with launch monitor devices, FlightScope educational seminars will also be held.
FlightScope's launch monitors are distributed domestically in three types?'Mevo' and 'Mevo Plus'?considering golf skill level, data comprehension ability, and portability. Mevo is for beginners, providing 8 types of data, while Mevo Plus is for intermediate users, offering 16 types of data.
A ShowGolf representative said, "We introduced FlightScope to Korea for the first time to spread a systematic data golf culture," adding, "We will create various opportunities so that many golfers can access more accurate swing data."
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