FlightScope Mevo - Portable Personal Launch Monitor for Golf

I've been experimenting with small tweaks to my swing and grip, and I found that taking videos of myself at the driving range was very helpful in identifying issues that I needed to address. I was curious how these adjustments to my technique might affect swing speed, ball speed, etc., and that's what led me to the Mevo. I did quite a bit of research on the product, comparing it to others like the Swing Caddie. The feature that sold me on the Mevo was the ability to capture video with an overlay of stats, and that has turned out to be the killer feature for me. It automatically captures and trims video snippets of each individual swing, then saves it to your device. I no longer need to scrub through 30 minutes of video, zooming in to try and figure out which club I was using, and searching for those one or two swings where I felt like things went right (or wrong). Now, I get one video per swing, with a (configurable) number of seconds before and after the swing. I can use the app to scroll through a table of swings for a session, with each row identifying the club, carry, smash factor, etc. This allows me to quickly review and assess the results of a session, and makes it easy to go back and see how I've improved over time. I'm very impressed with this product. It's reasonably accurate, and the app and device are much more reliable than I anticipated. It only takes me about a minute to get it set up. Then, other than telling the app when I change clubs, or stopping occasionally to review the video of the previous swing, I don't have to fiddle with it at all. I just focus on my swing, then go home and review the results.

I purchased the Mevo about two weeks ago and have since used it twice on the range off turf and twice from my back porch off of a mat. As a point of reference, I am a senior golfer (68) with a 3.1 handicap. My average drive is around 230. So far I have been very pleased with the product (other than I feel it is overpriced). To date, I have spent most of my practice time with my wedges (58, 54, 50, and 46). Dialing in these clubs was the main reason I purchased the Mevo, seconded by a desire to get a little more clubhead speed with my driver. My practice time with the Mevo and my wedges has been very productive. I'm fortunate to have a large pasture behind my back porch allowing me hit and recover good balls. I consider using these balls is a much fairer test of the Mevo's numbers than what it measures with well-worn range balls. I used a range finder to verify the carry distance as measured by the Mevo and found it very accurate with no more than a yard or two error across all four wedges. Since I have not used a launch monitor before to any great extent I don't really have a way to evaluate the accuracy of the other measured parameters. However, I was able to get good correlation between my "feel" on a shot compared to the measurement. This was particularly true on clubhead speed versus carry and smash factor. My wedges show wear a little towards the toes of the club which I have suspected is costing me distance and consistency. As I practiced with the Mevo, I worked to hit the ball closer to the center and saw definitive improvement in carry, ball speed, and smash factor without a change in clubhead speed. In other words, I was hitting the ball closer to the sweet spot of the club and getting better results without having to "muscle" the shot. I have worked with the longer clubs some and found the software excellent regarding video playback (I use the data mode only on my wedges). I'll start working more with the driver soon and will try to update this review then. My final comment is that, while I am very happy with the product, I just wish it was not so expensive. I'm no marketing guy but I have to believe that getting this product more reasonably priced would result in many, many more sales given its usefulness to golfers of all abilities.

If you buy this expecting it to do as well and be as accurate as a trackman, you will be disappointed. It's a $500 unit meant to be something affordable for us golf junkies. For me, it was exactly what I thought it would be and more. I had read a lot about the mevo since it's release. I've been tempted to get it since it became available but waited. I was super eager to take it out to the range to test it out. Overall, I was very impressed with the results. I believe that it's really important to know carry distance and launch angles. Up until now I had only received some of this data from the launch monitors at the golf shop. But this little device gives these numbers and so much more. I have it setup to give these 2 figures plus smash, ball speed, spin and club head speed. I was very surprised when it was picking up spin without the use of the silver dots. It caught a spin number on over 90% of the balls hit at the range session. And I think those numbers were pretty accurate. I have to say that it's not perfect. There were some shots that might have gone a little left or right that might have given slightly skewed numbers. But overall, it was really good. Clubs were traveling the numbers I felt I was hitting. It even became super fun to try and feel a distance and then try and hit that distance. Competing with my son brought those good old competitive juices right to the brink. Dang kid kept beating me. Then we tried the hit a ball and guess the number. Again, pretty accurate. The app stores each range session for review later. It automatically notes the date and time you started your session and the number of swings captured during the session. There is a chart that it could generate showing each balls flight and decent path. That was neat to see. You do have to tell the Mevo what club you are hitting. It will do the rest to sort out the data based on the club you are hitting. It was pretty fun exploring all the details on there. Felt like I could become a YouTuber and post some of the results. The next time I'm out, I might sort out the session but short, long irons, woods and then drivers. That way, I can focus more on the different aspects of the game and see the charts a little more clearly. Angle of decent and the affects of spin will show better on the chart doing it this way. There's still a lot more to this app that I haven't explored. I've read it's supposed to talk to you though I haven't explored that as of yet. Don't expect the world from this little thing. It won't deliver but if you want something to help improve your game, a solid training aid, this little device will do just fine. I'm eager to setup my hitting net and get some spin numbers off my wedges with my own ball.

Tested speeds, spin, carry etc against more expensive units = same numbers across range of clubs. Highest value has been with the short irons 8 through to 58deg wedges: confidence in how to produce desired result

4日前に購入した時は79800したが現在は71500となっています。焦って買うと損しますね。フライトスコープジャパンでは71500で購入出来ます。此方はメーカーです。

Great for improving your game. Smart tool to improve distance control, consistency. Very handy outdoor in my case.

Sehr gutes Trainingsgerät gerade zu Corona Zeiten da in NRW ja seit Mitte Dezember alle Plätze zu sind ..... kann ich nur empfehlen 👍 sehr genaue Längen angabe...

Both me and my wife are using this, it has provided excellent feedback which has improved our game