• 1° - Swing Path
• 1° - Club Face Angle
• 1 MPH - Club Head Speed

The P3ProSwing is itself a very sophisticated high-speed measurement device. It was designed and developed by engineers that have produced high-resolution measurement devices for NASA. In fact the P3ProSwing is so accurate it is more accurate than any measuring devices used in the industry today to test clubs. Mechanical testing devices currently used cannot measure the interaction of Club Face and Swing Path. They can only measure one swing parameter at a time. The P3ProSwing measures both and is becoming the new standard for measuring club head motion in the industry.

High speed measurement testing of the P3ProSwing has determined that with proper tape alignment the P3ProSwing discerns Swing Path and Club Face Angle to a resolution of 1° and the Club Head Speed is accurate to better than 1 MPH. We know of no other device in the industry with this level of accuracy.

Thousands of golf swings and their swing parameters were captured with the P3ProSwing. The actual ball flights and final resting spots were mapped in order to develop proprietary algorithms that accurately predict ball flight. The proprietary ball flight rules were developed under controlled environmental conditions with wind less than 5 mph and standard fairway grass cut with moderate moisture content.

The P3ProSwing will give you the most accurate reading of Club Head Speed at the point of impact. P3ProSwing measures Club Head Speed to better than 1 mph. P3ProSwing is so accurate because the tape on the club provides a definitive measurement point that is easily and clearly read by the sensor pad. P3ProSwing is more accurate than radar guns because it has this definitive measurement point and radar guns do not

The P3ProSwing calculates Club Head Speed differently than a radar gun. The P3ProSwing measures Club Head Speed as the average of the speed in the 3" before impact while radar guns measure Club Head Speed at the fastest point of the club’s arc. The fastest point could be before or after the point of impact and a radar gun could give you erroneous swing speed measurements. If you are comparing the P3ProSwing to a properly set radar gun that has a high degree of accuracy, the P3ProSwing readings will read 2-3% less speed due to the measurement methodology of measuring the average of the 3" before impact with the ball.