- Ball speed.
- The ball’s speed just after impact. Use it to understand the speed produced by a shot. It is different from club speed, which describes how fast the clubhead is moving.
- Launch angle.
- The vertical angle at which the ball leaves the clubface. Read it alongside ball speed and spin. Those launch conditions help explain the flight a shot produces.
- Spin rate.
- How quickly the ball rotates after impact. Spin is part of the flight picture. Available spin measurements and ball-marking requirements depend on the selected launch monitor.
- Carry distance.
- The distance the ball travels before its first landing. Carry is different from total distance, which also includes the bounce and roll. Indoors, displayed flight and distance depend on the system’s data and software calculations.
- Club data.
- Information about the club’s delivery through impact. Some systems report club speed, path, face angle or impact location. The available measurements, accessories and software entitlements vary by model.