Outdoor Setup Detailed GuideUpdated 10 days ago

Outdoor Mode is built to help you capture accurate swing and ball data when you’re practicing outside. 

To accurately measure your shot result outdoors, the most important element is clear lighting. 

• Early morning and late evening light is dim and can reduce image quality.

• Some outdoor lights are not bright enough for clear tracking.

• Shadows and uneven lighting can cause inconsistent shot detection.

Step 1: Choose the correct Outdoor environment

Our AI Models and algorithms use different processing depending on the surface the ball impacts. Practice or Hitting Net Surfaces that have transparent material  They are designed to ‘catch’ the ball’s impact easily. Includes various shapes and designs, such as domes, curves, or temporary structures.  Driving Range Outdoor range of practice area with allocated hitting mats and bays Includes any outdoor hitting area with approximately 10 ft./3m of ball flight

Step 2: Place Your Ball and Phone Correctly

In order to place your phone in the right position, follow these steps.

1. Place your ball in the position where you will be hitting your shots from. This area of 8”x4”/20cm x 10xm will be where you place your ball for each shot during the session.

2. Measure approximately 4 ft / 1.2 m behind the ball, in the direction away from your target. To estimate the distance, lay your driver flat on the ground behind the ball with the club pointing toward your hitting target.

3. Place your phone on the ground at that measured point, at the end of the driver, with the phone positioned behind the ball and facing toward your hitting target.

Step 3: Stabilize and Calibrate Your Phone’s Position

In order for the phone’s camera to see both the strike and the ball’s impact point to track the shot correctly, you must angle and align it correctly. 

Place your phone on the ground at the measured position behind the ball and wait a moment for it to sit completely still.

Once stable, adjust the phone angle so the camera clearly captures the ball at address, the club at impact, and the initial ball flight.

Step 4: Get Ready To Hit! 

Once all setup steps are complete, the app will switch into ball detection mode. 

If setup is completed correctly the app should detect your ball’s position immediately. You may be prompted to move your ball to a position where the app can better detect and track it. Follow the on-screen and audio prompts until your ball is detected. 

Ready For Shot!