SAM PuttLab - Reports Manual - Science & Motion Golf

SAM PuttLab - Reports Manual
2.6 Impact Spot
This graph exactly shows where you hit the balls on your putter face. The
different impact spots are indicated by crosses in different colors. The
horizontal and vertical lines in the middle of the putter face represent the
geometrical centre of the putter which normally represents the sweet spot.
The two bars on the right side of the graph show the Score rating for the
horizontal impact spot as well as Consistency over the different putts. This
player shows an extremely consistent impact spot slightly left on the putter
face with 0.8 mm at the toe. The corresponding score is 95% of the
optimum. Consistency level is very high with 98%
Please note that the horizontal hit distance as measured on the putter face
directly refers to the calibration. In this case the horizontal distance of about
0.8 mm indicates that the ball is hit in average 0.8 mm to the toe as
compared with the calibration position (which should be exactly at the centre
of the putter).
PLEASE NOTE:
• It is assumed that the ball lies exactly on the same spot for all putts
(i.e. by using a spot or a small ring). If you use different spots while
putting you will get results for hit spot which will deviate from the true
hit spots.
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