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The four Quintic Ball Roll Systems have been designed to meet the analytical needs of our worldwide clients. Quintic Ball Roll uses a Quintic High-Speed Camera (360 - 1080 frames per second) to track the putter* and golf ball throughout the impact zone, of either a right handed or left handed player. Each system includes the latest Quintic Ball Roll software and all the hardware a client requires and comprehensive user support is provided via the Quintic Ball Roll Accreditation Programme. Every system can be used easily indoor (minimum 3 meters by 4 metres required) or outdoors on any smooth putting surface. Quintic is used worldwide for golf instruction, club fitting and club recommendation as well as for research and development. A large number of golf retail stores around the world use the Quintic Ball Roll System to offer superior custom putter fittings. Teaching professionals also use the system for coaching and custom putter fitting - not just from a lie, loft, length perspective but also the overall weight, swing weight, grip options, alignment lines, colours and different head shapes, including blade vs. mallet, centre shaft vs. heel shaft, face balanced vs. toe heavy... Quintic Ball Roll is also used as a golf training aid for personal practice by tour professionals and amateur golfers alike. Quintic is very simple to use, providing tangible results instantly for the player. Quintic is simple to calibrate and set-up... upon hitting a putt, as soon as the ball leaves the capture areas all the required information appears instantly on screen. It's that simple! Quintic measures the effect of impact dynamics on the performance of the golf ball and club, which at the end of the day is what truly matters... Quintic Ball Roll v2.4 (Ball Only) System Quintic Ball Roll v4.4 Research System Quintic Ball Roll Overhead Putt Tracker
*Quintic Ball Roll v3.4, v4.4 and 4.4 Research only The Quintic Ball Roll examples below help explain how the software can be used for club fitting, coaching and research and development.
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