Understanding Golf Better

Data-driven with numbers and statistics

 

How Data Can Take Your Golf Game to the Next Level

We have created a training series for our customers—and visitors—that includes highly effective and helpful exercises for your golf game, and we are constantly expanding it. The exercises come from tour pros and players in the Bundesliga. Some exercises require a golf laser, some would benefit from one, and others can be done without it. We hope you enjoy the training series and that we have been able to provide you with added value. Have fun training!
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Key figures and parameters in golf

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Guide: Facts and Figures on Golf

Understanding Smash Factor – Getting a Better Grasp of Golf

The smash factor is an important factor for golfers. The higher the smash factor, the farther the ball flies; for example, 1.5 for a driver.

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Guide: Facts and Figures on Golf

Back Spin Explained – Data in Golf

In golf, backspin refers to the backward rotation that a golf ball undergoes around its own axis during flight.

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Guide: Facts and Figures on Golf

Launch Angle Explained – Data in Golf

In golf, the launch angle refers to the angle at which the ball starts to rise after striking the clubhead.

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Guide: Facts and Figures on Golf

Angle of Attack Explained – Data in Golf

In golf, the angle of attack refers to the angle at which the clubhead strikes the ball at the moment of impact, measured relative to the ground. The angle of attack can be used to determine [...]

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Guide: Facts and Figures on Golf

Club Speed Explained – Data in Golf

In golf, "club speed" refers to the speed of the clubhead at the moment of ball contact. It is one of the most important metrics, as it is directly related to the transfer of energy to the ball and [...]

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Guide: Facts and Figures on Golf

Ball Speed Explained – Data in Golf

In golf, "ball speed" refers to the speed at which the golf ball leaves the club immediately after making contact with the clubhead. It is a crucial metric, as it significantly influences [...]

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Guide: Facts and Figures on Golf

Face Angle Explained – Data in Golf

In golf, face angle refers to the alignment of the clubface relative to the target line at the moment the club strikes the ball. It is a key [...]

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Guide: Facts and Figures on Golf

Club Path Explained – Data in Golf

In golf, club path refers to the direction in which the clubhead moves during the swing—specifically at the moment of ball contact—relative to the target line. It is a key factor that [...]

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Guide: Facts and Figures on Golf

Face to Path Explained – Data in Golf

In golf, "face-to-path" refers to the angular difference between the angle of the clubface (face angle) and the club's swing path (club path) at the moment of ball contact. This value is crucial, [...]

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Guide: Facts and Figures on Golf

Side Spin Explained: Data in Golf

In golf, a side spin refers to the lateral rotation of the golf ball around its vertical axis during flight. This lateral rotation causes the ball to curve to the left or right of the [...]

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Guide: Facts and Figures on Golf

Lie and Loft Explained: Understanding Golf Better

For golfers, it is crucial to understand that loft and lie are variables that significantly influence the ball's flight.

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Guide: Facts and Figures on Golf

Understanding the Side Angle – Data & Statistics in Golf

The side angle describes the horizontal launch angle of the golf ball immediately after impact. It indicates how many degrees to the left or right the ball starts relative to the target line.

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Guide: Facts and Figures on Golf

Golf Ball Trajectories & Causes Explained

The side angle describes the horizontal launch angle of the golf ball immediately after impact. It indicates how many degrees to the left or right the ball starts relative to the target line.

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Better Golf – Individual Sections

Better Putting

Exercises to Improve Your Putting

Improve your putting—with these effective exercises. Pros like Phil Mickelson show you how.

Better short game

Short Game Exercises

Improve your short game—including chipping and pitching—with these effective drills. Pros show you how it’s done.

Better long game

Exercises for the long game

Improve your long game with irons and woods—with these effective drills. Pros show you how they train.

Better Driven

Exercises for Better Drives

Improve your drives and tee shots—with these exercises. Here’s how to hit the ball farther onto the fairway.

Golf at Home

Work out at home

Improve your game right at home—with these exercises. We’ll show you what you need and how to do it.

Better Golf

Tips and Guides

Lots of tips and guides on how to improve your golf game. Learn from the best—it’s worth it.

Creator and Author

"Data-Driven Golf" was written by Julian in collaboration with several professionals. He is one of the founders of RocketGolf has a handicap of -1. Together with the GC Feldafing team, he currently plays in the 2nd Bundesliga, having also played in the 1st Bundesliga for many years.

These golf drills are a collection of Julian’s training experience and the favorite drills of several tour pros. With just a few drills and minimal time, you can practice efficiently and effectively on the range. The Bavarian company RocketGolf is behind Golflaser.de is the specialist for affordable golf technology in German-speaking countries. Learn more about us.