SkyTrak Quick Tip: Bag Mapping

Yardage books, markers on the course, and GPS watches all have one thing in common. They all provide yardages to your target, but what club do you hit? Should you hit driver off the tee, or will that put you into trouble?

Thankfully, the Bag mapping feature on the SkyTrak helps you find out exactly how far each club in your bag goes.

I’ve found that it is essential to be well rested when doing a club mapping session. This isn’t something you should do at the end of a practice session.

Come into this with full strength to get the most accurate numbers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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When you complete a gapping session, the SkyTrak will show you how far you hit each club in the bag and identify gaps in your bag. For example, if you hit two clubs the same distance, there is an opportunity to get those clubs looked at again. Maybe your specs have changed since your last fitting, and you need a minor adjustment.

The data you gain from doing this can easily be exported into an email that you can take with you to an experienced fitter or coach so they can quickly upgrade your game. I like to take this information and write it out on a card I keep in my scorecard holder. It’s easier to look at facts then take a guess and end up in trouble.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The SkyTrak offers players a variety of options. It’s easily the best tool I have ever added to my golf game. From wedge work to long irons, the SkyTrak will get you dialed in. If you are looking to add a SkyTrak to your game, check out rainorshinegolf.com to see what options you can add to your own practice space.

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