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The Ideal Putt
Too much Cut Spin
Too much Hook Spin
Too much Skid
Launch Angle too High
Launch Angle too Low
Push / Pull (straight)
Push / Pull (right)
     
  Putting Session Summary
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Putting Session Summary

 

The Putting Session Summary Function can be used to analyze multiple putts. The session is automatically updated after each putt and saved into the session folder. The summary will give you the average, range, standard deviation and consistency of up to 20 putts for;

Ball Speed
Side Spin (Cut / Hook)
Start of Forward Roll
True Roll
Initial Launch Angle
Push / Pull (8ft)


Additionally, you have graphs with a line for each putt covering the first 12 inches of forward rotation and vertical bounce.

To create a new Putting Session;

Click on the Putting Session button in the middle of the screen, then click on Create (Open) Putting Session Directory. Name the directory you want the session to be called, and once the folder is created, click the add button. For each new putt you would like to add to the session, simply click on the add button and it will automatically save it to the session and name it with the next progressive number.


 
To analyze the putts you have saved to the summary simply click on the summary button at the top left of the page.

Along with being able to analyze the putts you have in the summary, you can also subtract an individual putt or multiple putts from the summary to see how the averages change. To do this, simply click on the check box in-between Results and Ball Speed for the putt(s) you with to remove from the analysis. The numbers will be greyed out, the line will be removed from the graphs and the averages and deviations will automatically change. To add it back in, simply check the box again. It is also possible to click on the Results number, to load that individual putt.

It is then possible to compare putting session results; for example, different types of putter; before and after changes to the loft / lie / length of the putter; and to demonstrate the effect before and after a putting lesson?!? It is possible to load numerous putting sessions at any one time.